Incoming… what do you have? (Vol. 3)

Incoming… what do you have? (Vol. 3)

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NDA

21,676 posts

226 months

Friday 3rd May
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Sporky said:
I thought the second-hand+glide thing was probably being overstated everywhere, but in person it's quite mesmerising.
It is.

Also, if you're interested in horology (as I am) you need a spring drive in your collection. The story of how it was invented, the technology, the case polishing etc etc makes a Grand Seiko and spring drive (in particular) a bit of a must have.

I buy watches primarily for movements, maybe I'm a bit weird.

Sporky

6,431 posts

65 months

Friday 3rd May
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I don't think that's weird at all. I like dials and movements. Interesting for me includes mechanical (telling the time with just springs and levers and gears is astounding), radio controlled, high accuracy quartz, and solar, but Spring Drive was always the pinnacle.

I may be done, but if not the next will be jumping seconds mechanical.

Edited by Sporky on Friday 3rd May 18:16

BrokenSkunk

4,600 posts

251 months

Tuesday 7th May
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Thanks for all the kind comments fellas!

Ninjin

1,181 posts

76 months

Sunday 12th May
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popeyewhite

20,079 posts

121 months

Sunday 12th May
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Nice. I looked at the gold/grey but went grey/grey in the end. Glad I did, but I struggle to see the hands in direct light. Combination of poor eyesight and Rolex making the bloody hands the same colour as the dial. Doh!

NDA

21,676 posts

226 months

Monday 13th May
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popeyewhite said:
Nice. I looked at the gold/grey but went grey/grey in the end. Glad I did, but I struggle to see the hands in direct light. Combination of poor eyesight and Rolex making the bloody hands the same colour as the dial. Doh!
I've swapped back to my Sky Dweller after a month or so of wearing my Planet Ocean.... What a difference - the Omega is probably the most immediately legible watch in my collection, night or day. Very clear. The Rolex is probably the worst. I like the Rolex for the cleverness of the movement, but it's frustratingly poor to read at times.

EX51GE R

1,403 posts

211 months

Monday 13th May
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Just struck a deal on this chronomaster sport on Chrono24, delivery hopefully by the weekend....


Cupid-stunt

2,610 posts

57 months

Monday 13th May
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EX51GE R said:
Much rather have one of these than a Daytona.
This one is stunning.

Doofus

26,038 posts

174 months

Monday 13th May
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I do like an El Primero. smile

carlo996

5,917 posts

22 months

I love my original Pogue, sucker for a mod smile


lauda

3,522 posts

208 months

carlo996 said:
I love my original Pogue, sucker for a mod smile

We may disagree about some other things but that’s a stunner.

carlo996

5,917 posts

22 months

lauda said:
carlo996 said:
I love my original Pogue, sucker for a mod smile

We may disagree about some other things but that’s a stunner.
beer

I was searching for a blood moon, but it really caught my eye. Fingers crossed it's as good as it looks. They have a lot of interesting pieces.

https://watchtomb.com/


Caruso

7,445 posts

257 months

They now do an automatic Navigator which is only 0.5 mm thicker than the quartz version.

James_N

2,970 posts

235 months

M1K3 said:
JLC REVERSO TRIBUTE DUOFACE CALENDAR
Absolutely stunning.

Ians6507

2 posts

1 month

Tuesday
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Speed1283 said:


Assuming I like the real thing as much as I like the photos (and have done for several years) then hopefully this will be coming soon (against every financial best practice ethos...)

Can't wait, love the reverse panda look and at 38mm it's a great size.
My grail watch. Just need more money

964Cup

1,449 posts

238 months

Tuesday
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Wanted one of these for a while. Spotted the auction with 4 minutes left on the clock, made a snap decision I hope I don't regret.