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ali355
59 posts
40 months
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Same as most days, this is almost a year old now! 
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traffman
1,470 posts
78 months
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FreeLitres
2,965 posts
46 months
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Seamaster 300m Auto 2254.50  I have a Seiko Black Monster on it's way for January too!
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GTO Scott
2,469 posts
93 months
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My trusty G-Shock:  Hopefully a Citizen Eco-Drive Skyhawk AT will join it soon. (Edit - found a pic of my watch rather than a generic catalogue pic).
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Apache
38,243 posts
153 months
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FreeLitres said: Seamaster 300m Auto 2254.50 I have a Seiko Black Monster on it's way for January too! I had the mid sized version, wish I still did
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Nattyboy888
133 posts
26 months
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Saw in the year in my Fortis Ducati Corse (1 of a 1000 run) for a change..crappy mobile pic incoming !! Happy new year everyone.. 
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Boba Fatt
42 posts
39 months
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Crap phone pic (taken on xmas day.....sorry) My first Seiko and couldn't be happier 
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Apache
38,243 posts
153 months
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Boba Fatt said: Crap phone pic (taken on xmas day.....sorry) My first Seiko and couldn't be happier what model is that?
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Adrian W
8,118 posts
97 months
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Happy new year chaps 
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ChrisDT
1,402 posts
59 months
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My 1st New Seiko 
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Chicane-UK
2,585 posts
54 months
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 Still with my trusty Seiko Arctura 5M42-0E39. I ordered a Mondaine Automatic before christmas but the jeweller doesn't seem to have got it in yet, cause still no bloody call 
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nocarjames
643 posts
27 months
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Chicane-UK said: Still with my trusty Seiko Arctura 5M42-0E39. I ordered a Mondaine Automatic before christmas but the jeweller doesn't seem to have got it in yet, cause still no bloody call Not seen one of them for a while, got one for my 15th birthday present, 13 years ago. 
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Chicane-UK
2,585 posts
54 months
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nocarjames said: Not seen one of them for a while, got one for my 15th birthday present, 13 years ago. You still got yours then? I bought this for myself about 12 years ago funnily enough. After about 6 or so years I started to notice the capacitor was on the way out and it was losing charge overnight and I got bored of resetting the time so shoved it in a drawer and forgot about it. I started to get into watches a bit in the last few years and decided to dig this out to be the start of a collection and got it serviced (at an exorbitant cost) and now it's back in use as my daily watch. It's also just had go to back to Seiko after I dropped it from head height onto a tiled floor.. all that happened was the second hand detached itself from the main shaft and was spinning freely.. quickly repaired though now and all in working order. So all in all, this watch owes me quite a few hundred quid but I doubt I'll ever part with it, as it's a bit uncommon and still looks quite good! The only thing letting it down is the condition of the face / crystal - lots of scratches, etc. I noticed a chap on eBay does a refurb job for £22 specifically for this watch so I think that's on the cards next to freshen it up Link below for the faceplate refurb if you're interested.. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SEIKO-Arctura-Faceplate-...
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Speedracer329
1,129 posts
46 months
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It has been very wet here in Poole today, so I used that as a reason to wear this new piece 
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CardShark
2,132 posts
48 months
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Apache said: Boba Fatt said: Crap phone pic (taken on xmas day.....sorry) My first Seiko and couldn't be happier what model is that? http://www.creationwatches.com/products/seiko-diver-s-60/seiko-kinetic-diver-s-ska371p1-ska371p-ska371-200m-watch-1235.html Creation, as ever, are the cheapest place by a mile for these though if you want to try before you buy have a look in Ernest Jones, quite a few of their stores stock them - their price is about double though!
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Ray Luxury-Yacht
6,374 posts
85 months
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My lovely Seamaster Chronometer, bought on a whim in 2000, still going strong. Had the poor girl serviced last month out of a sense of extreme guilt as you're supposed to do it every five years! Luckily the service tech said the internals were still as good as new. I've never known a mechanical movement keep time like it, loses no more than 2 or 3 minutes a month, which I think is pretty good, don't you? Now looking a little 'patinated', but not bad for a watch I wear every single day - that's 8,030 times I've put on and removed this watch, with about 48,180 hours of use on my wrist! I'm impressed, anyway. Can't beleive how much these are new now, retailing at £2,500 - I paid £1100 for it 11 years ago. So possibly the only consumer purchase thing I've ever bought which hasn't depreciated like ice cream in the sun, lol! 
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Debaser
1,176 posts
130 months
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Adrian W said: Happy new year chaps Nice watch. I'm wearing mine today (but it's an old picture). 
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Eighteeteewhy
6,357 posts
37 months
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GTO Scott said: My trusty G-Shock: Hopefully a Citizen Eco-Drive Skyhawk AT will join it soon. (Edit - found a pic of my watch rather than a generic catalogue pic). Snap! Had mine for Xmas, it replaces another G-Shock that didn't miss a beat in 15years  And for when a G-Shock just won't do... 
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Mats
239 posts
111 months
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 This was an impulse purchase in December. It's a little bling but is very comfortable to wear. My usual daily is a monaco.
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Eighteeteewhy
6,357 posts
37 months
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Mats said: This was an impulse purchase in December. It's a little bling but is very comfortable to wear. My usual daily is a monaco. Sorted that for you
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