The ''Oooh look at this watch' Thread...
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blue_haddock said:
I'm currently tossing it up between the new C60 Tide and the new tissot seastar 2000
https://www.christopherward.com/dive/c60-%23tide/C...
https://www.tissotwatches.com/en-en/catalog/produc...
i really cant decide between the two.
That’s a no-brainer. The new CWs are superb, and the Tissot is a chunky old thing with (I think) an aluminum bezel. https://www.christopherward.com/dive/c60-%23tide/C...
https://www.tissotwatches.com/en-en/catalog/produc...
i really cant decide between the two.
Drooles said:
TheThing said:
Love Seiko divers too! I’d love the black one of those but I’d put it on a waffle strapDrooles said:
thebraketester said:
I’m the same. I think it’s such a simple and versatile looking watchZio Di Roma said:
I do like the Santos and have considered buying one. I am just not quite sure about Cartier watches on a chap.
I would agree that they are toward the feminine side (and if my missus had any interest in a nice watch I'd steer her the way of Cartier) but I think there is something to be said nowadays for a smaller, more elegant, watch.Lord Marylebone said:
Pretty much obsessed with this Grand Seiko Heritage SBGA413.
Part of a series that represents the different seasons in Japan, this particular one has a dial that is designed to look like the cherry blossom trees in springtime.
It looks mostly white, but as it catches different light it becomes cherry blossom pink.
Stunning in my opinion, and the Spring Drive movement is a masterpiece that I would like to own at some point.
40mm and £4800.
Yep - you and me both.Part of a series that represents the different seasons in Japan, this particular one has a dial that is designed to look like the cherry blossom trees in springtime.
It looks mostly white, but as it catches different light it becomes cherry blossom pink.
Stunning in my opinion, and the Spring Drive movement is a masterpiece that I would like to own at some point.
40mm and £4800.
Edited by Lord Marylebone on Thursday 23 September 10:14
I have had some nice watches over the years and then de-watched a while back selling Patek and JLC to try and become a 'one watch' person with a Sky Dweller and a Breguet, oh, and a Planet Ocean GMT. One watch. See?
Anyhoo, a Spring Drive is on my list. I really like them.
WhisperingWasp said:
Zio Di Roma said:
I do like the Santos and have considered buying one. I am just not quite sure about Cartier watches on a chap.
I would agree that they are toward the feminine side (and if my missus had any interest in a nice watch I'd steer her the way of Cartier) but I think there is something to be said nowadays for a smaller, more elegant, watch.It sounds funny but I don’t think I lead the right lifestyle too carry a Cartier off (too common!)
WhisperingWasp said:
Zio Di Roma said:
I do like the Santos and have considered buying one. I am just not quite sure about Cartier watches on a chap.
I would agree that they are toward the feminine side (and if my missus had any interest in a nice watch I'd steer her the way of Cartier) but I think there is something to be said nowadays for a smaller, more elegant, watch.Cartier watches on ladies are fab.
Dress watches shouldn't be large.
Mezzanine said:
I think they are a very stylish, classic look. The Santos in particular has a great history and makes a fine choice. I would have one in black personally.
It sounds funny but I don’t think I lead the right lifestyle too carry a Cartier off (too common!)
I seem to like watches that look (roughly) the same as they did 50 years ago and will still look the same 50 years from now. The Santos fits this bill.It sounds funny but I don’t think I lead the right lifestyle too carry a Cartier off (too common!)
TheThing said:
I've got a bit of an obsession with Seiko divers. Not everyone's cup of tea but I would love one of these. Great film that they are associated with as well.
I'm assuming we can be honest without offending on this thread?If so I have to say that I find those watches exceptionally unattractive
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