Watches - another OCD problem
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@gazza61 my wife knows if I ever got that call, it would be a buy and cover it later kind of situation.
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@Anesthetist as we say over here never cry over spilled milk
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@Anesthetist said in Watches - another OCD problem:
Nice group there @Cole
I miss my old Bond quartz. It was a stellar grab and go little watch.The old Bond seamasters are great daily beaters.
I wore mine for almost 20 years streight. Every single day, no matter what I was doing. You see it when you look at that watch, but it gives the watch great character. The only watch in my collection I consider absolutly unsellable, due to the high sentimental value it holds for me.
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Just added this little Breitling to my humble collection…
“Life is too short to be taken seriously.”
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@Smiladon very nice adding
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Thanks! That was my first “nice” watch. Seems to be an original besides the bracelet. And it runs pretty well for a 49 year-old watch.
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@Johnnyutah247 said in Watches - another OCD problem:
@Cole agree so much. I'm not a chronograph guy at all. I'd take a diver anyday. I picked up a used smp 300 few years ago and been wearing it daily ever since. It gains around a second a day. Thing is a tank. I also rotate in a Tudor black bay.
Same for me, all my watches, except two, are typical dive watches and the SMP 300 is the perfect all around watch. Works as a dressy watch as well as a tool- or sportswatch.
I'm eying a Tudor Pelagos FXD next, once everything here cooled down and the budged has recovered.
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@Cole I've seen a few FXD in person and they're sweet. I'm partial to the GMT version.
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I have the OG and love it. Super light, accurate, and has a great reserve
