Wrist Check 2015

[SLR400]

Hi, I think it's around £5400 but if you shop around you can find them from £4700 ish new. This is my favourite colour combo though, but I think the blue face is a little more expensive.
Great history to the Milgauss as well.

[Paul Drawmer]

One I've had a while. Grab n'go quartz diver.
wod230115 by pauldrawmer, on Flickr

[Caruso]

My Vintage Fairchild LCD with new tritium tubes fitted.

[andy tims]

[ecain63]

andy tims said:

You should have said 'sorry if this is a repost' before the pic. It's a nice pic though!

[traffman]

A belated Happy New Year.

Love this

I shall pop up my new Breitling in a bit. Love that aswell.

[SLR400]

Peachy indeed!

[RobinBanks]

traffman said:

A belated Happy New Year.

Love this

I shall pop up my new Breitling in a bit. Love that aswell.

Very nice. I've just put my Speedmaster Professional back on the bracelet after a lengthy interval on brown leather.

[andy_s]

traffman said:

A belated Happy New Year.

Love this

I shall pop up my new Breitling in a bit. Love that aswell.

Beauty - a fine calibre. The subdial hands are a mix; which were the originals - the dauphine or stick type? Can't go too far wrong with an early Speed' though, one of those confluences of a fine watch to the niche collector that also has a far wider appeal - fab.

[OGR4M]

My new watch, bought because man maths told me to.



I've owned it for a couple of weeks now, and never before have I checked the time as much!

This is 40mm, but diddy girl wrists makes it look a tad large.

[Quinny]

[Vvroom]

Sunday best

[Mitchmachine]

Panerai 364.

[WatchMajor]

A brief encounter with this RG AP

[traffman]

Thank you for the comments chaps , this is a homage to the original Speedmaster that was purchased from a watch boutique in the early 60's to undergo test and evaluation , simply because NASA had forgotten that they required a reliable timepiece.

Various other timepieces were purchased alongside this watch including a Bulova and a Rolex. They all failed bar the Speedmaster.

This has the 1861 mechanical calibre. The case has a closed back purely because they utilised a small piece of delrin , which in turn works well as it's self lubrcating.

Omega didn't want this on show seeing as the list price is 3400.00. I purchased mine in Terminal 2 at Harrods Fine Watch room. Paid 2883.00. My flight was 89.00.

[traffman]

andy_s said:

Beauty - a fine calibre. The subdial hands are a mix; which were the originals - the dauphine or stick type? Can't go too far wrong with an early Speed' though, one of those confluences of a fine watch to the niche collector that also has a far wider appeal - fab.

I cannot recall what the original wore unless i do some research. Im guessing stick type. Certain fraternities regard the hands used on mine as a disappointment.
However ive never heard such tosh.

[yeti]

Off the croc and onto the rubber (probably silicone actually) strap. It's my new posh beater!

[benny.c]

[TCEvo]

^ love that Sinn.

[CardShark]