Watch Ya Wearing

[Austin]

Vintage Longines today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24250

[DS/B MCS]

Speedmaster
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff170/CUTiger3/Watches/Speedy-2-1.jpg

[xillion]

Eco-Drive 22 today.

http://www.christophermendoza.com/razors/watch.jpg

[_dadgad]

Okay, I'll add mine. Bought this a couple of years ago.

http://i767.photobucket.com/albums/xx315/_dadgad/Seiko.jpg

[pal]

Tag Heuer today.
http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24271

[jhooking]

Stowa Antea

[kbuzbee]

Great thread and some great watches, fellas!

I've gone for my ultimate time telling device

http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e173/kbuzbee/P1000719.jpg

Solar powered and radio sync'd, it's always right and I love that. Waterproof. Shockproof. It may not be pretty but I like it a lot. Wear it 24x7. I have a couple others but this is the only watch I wear.

Ken

[Walker]

Great thread and some great watches, fellas!

I've gone for my ultimate time telling device

http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e173/kbuzbee/P1000719.jpg

Solar powered and radio sync'd, it's always right and I love that. Waterproof. Shockproof. It may not be pretty but I like it a lot. Wear it 24x7. I have a couple others but this is the only watch I wear.

Ken

I need to get me a nice G-Shock for work. Great watches

[kbuzbee]

The Rally Mudman is a big watch, which suits me just fine, but there are a lot of good one in the line up.

Ken

[Woodrobin]

I'm wearing my new (well, to me anyway) Citizen BL8002-59A. I've had it for about a week, but the two extra links I needed to get it around my wrist just arrived today.

http://lh5.ggpht.com/_8b4d7StfOHs/TT-2ueLcl_I/AAAAAAAAFyQ/VZWHaRYcZdg/s800/P1100889.JPG

[xillion]

GA100 today:

http://www.christophermendoza.com/razors/ga100.jpg

[mretzloff]

GA100 today:

The watch it nice, but what I really like is what you did to the picture :thumbup1:

[c0ry]

Wore my G-shock today also. The barometer isn't kidding--blizzard after blizzard here in the New York metro area.

[xillion]

The watch it nice, but what I really like is what you did to the picture :thumbup1:

Thank you Matt. It is my first G-Shock and I love wearing it.

Here is another image I took soon after buying it.

http://www.christophermendoza.com/razors/ga100.1.jpg

[c0ry]

Thank you Matt. It is my first G-Shock and I love wearing it.

Here is another image I took soon after buying it.

http://www.christophermendoza.com/razors/ga100.1.jpg

Great pictures. This watch (GA100-1a1) has been seriously tempting me for the past couple of weeks. The only thing preventing me from ordering it is that it sounds massive, and I have a small wrist.

[sirslick]

Today I'm wearing one of my many Omega's, my seamaster chrono

[cadomniel]

This is my first post in the watch thread. This thread helped to start my new addiction to watches.
then I discovered watchuseek.com and the WWAD came into full swing. I've bought over 20 watches in the past few months but now I'm in the process of getting rid of everything except the top 8.

Today I wore the same as yesterday, a recent acquisition from another member at WUS.

Sinn 656. A fantastic watch.
I really love German watches and have the Sinn plus two Damaskos on the way.

sorry for the bad photo.

[Jeffc]

Cartier Santos - An unusual round model, discontinued now I believe. Sorry about the photo quality.

[DS/B MCS]

My favorite Friday watch
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff170/CUTiger3/Watches/Amo-3.jpg

[trixner]

Just rocking my daily beater. Running errands today, washing the car so no leather. A nice low key understated Kenneth Cole with a silicone band. http://kcp.imageg.net/graphics/product_images/pKCP-5368976v383x392.jpg

[xillion]

Going with the Mil-Eco today.

http://www.christophermendoza.com/razors/mileco.jpg

[Lavaine]

That's a sharp looking Kenneth Cole. Reminds me of a Stowa.

[pal]

Vintage Seiko today.
http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24317

[mretzloff]

Going with the Mil-Eco today.

Nice. I like this one.

[pal]

I'm wearing my new (well, to me anyway) Citizen BL8002-59A. I've had it for about a week, but the two extra links I needed to get it around my wrist just arrived today.

http://lh5.ggpht.com/_8b4d7StfOHs/TT-2ueLcl_I/AAAAAAAAFyQ/VZWHaRYcZdg/s800/P1100889.JPG

Now that is what I call a complication watch and a beauty as well. I really like it. Is it about 40mm?

[Woodrobin]

Now that is what I call a complication watch and a beauty as well. I really like it. Is it about 40mm?

That it is. 40 mm wide, 10 mm thick, so it sits low enough to fit nicely under a dress shirt.

This particular variation isn't offered anymore, but you can find them on the 'bay. There's a close cousin with roman numerals instead of the gold hour markers that is still being made, if memory serves. There's also variations with different bands, face colors, and the like. It's the Citizen calibre 8700 movement, and they put out more than a few watches centered around it.

[michael.scheller]

This particular variation isn't offered anymore, but you can find them on the 'bay. There's a close cousin with roman numerals instead of the gold hour markers that is still being made, if memory serves. There's also variations with different bands, face colors, and the like. It's the Citizen calibre 8700 movement, and they put out more than a few watches centered around it.

I like this variant.
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[Walker]

Seiko Diver today

http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e367/bill8912328/bec7979d.jpg

[pal]

Tag Heuer today.
http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24339

[Doc4]

Seiko GMT kinetic today.

[Doc4]

I recently got this Seiko in the mail, and will be wearing it soon, once I get the strap adjusted to fit. I have one shot of it with today's GMT, for comparison. It's a nice, small watch so it'll be nice and discreet for more dressy occasions.

[VFR79]

Wearing my trusty Seiko 5 today.

[MichaelG]

I've been wearing this vintage Hamilton lately. I believe it's from 1960.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v155/MichaelG/Watches/Hamilton%20Vintage/S1051433.jpg

[c0ry]

Big ol' red Invicta today.

[pal]

I've been wearing this vintage Hamilton lately. I believe it's from 1960.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v155/MichaelG/Watches/Hamilton%20Vintage/S1051433.jpg

Oh Yea! Now you are talking! That is a very nice watch indeed. That is the kind of watch that I am always looking for and a Hamilton to boot!:thumbup1:

[Jeffc]

Dunhill today

[Arnoud]

Big ol' red Invicta today.
My, that looks like one big watch for your wrist.

[Jeffc]

This is a watch that my dad said his dad bought in Ireland just before the first world war. Still works, but loses a bit of time every now and then (bit like me really !) Anyone seen anything similar ??

[breadstick]

This is a watch that my dad said his dad bought in Ireland just before the first world war. Still works, but loses a bit of time every now and then (bit like me really !) Anyone seen anything similar ??

Beautiful timepiece with a great story attached. I wish I has something like that with the sentimental feelings attached. You're very lucky.

[hifigeezer]

oh yea! Now you are talking! That is a very nice watch indeed. That is the kind of watch that i am always looking for and a hamilton to boot!:thumbup1:

+1

[Holzie]

Probably from 1967 pre 861 movement and "first watch on the moon" claim on the caseback

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v136/mholzmann/SpeedyNight.jpg

[mcdesant]

here is a pick of my Movado something a little different than usual

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[Lavaine]

I've been wearing this vintage Hamilton lately. I believe it's from 1960.

It's vintage, it's gorgeous, it's a Hamilton! What more could a man want? I love this watch, and would be very happy to fins something similar.

[dru206]

Seiko Pro Diver Black Monster

[DS/B MCS]

I wore this one yesterday and decided to go with it again today
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff170/CUTiger3/Watches/Speedy-2-1.jpg

[Austin]

Vintage Benrus yesterday.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24427

Vintage Pronto Submersible today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24428

[Snargle]

Christopher Ward C5 Malvern Aviator Mk1

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/_BwnFh3HnlA0/TUxohknT5yI/AAAAAAAACNU/IRwGBo6C6EY/s640/IMG_20110204_154820.jpg

[RayG]

I wore this one yesterday and decided to go with it again today


You were right, Mike. I just had to be patient. :001_smile

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5295/5420055608_abc282e329_z.jpg

[pal]

Modern Bulova 21 today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24459

[pal]

Vintage Pronto Submersible today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24428[/QUOTE]

Andrew, I have always liked that 'shark tooth' design in that Pronto! Very nice watch!

[DS/B MCS]

You were right, Mike. I just had to be patient. :001_smile

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5295/5420055608_abc282e329_z.jpg

Looks like she was well worth waiting for :thumbup1:

Congrats

[Obsessed]

You were right, Mike. I just had to be patient. :001_smile

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5295/5420055608_abc282e329_z.jpg

You just got that? Congrats! I've wanted one for years.

[Spivey]

Vintage Benrus yesterday.


Vintage Pronto Submersible today.

Welcome back, Andrew!

[Austin]

Vintage Galco Diver today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24497

[Jeffc]

A dunhill today. Sorry about the quality of the picture.

[Austin]

Vintage Lord Elgin today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24506

[MichaelG]

Here is mine. I believe mine has the Elgin 760 movement in it. For watch geeks, it's known as the only made in USA automatic movement and was known for being very innovative in terms of balance design (Durabalance) and for it's winding mechanism.

The watch belonged to my uncle, and he had his name engraved on the dial (sort of unusual, but kind of cool personally, since it's my last name too).

For any other watch geeks, here's a good discussion of these watches (http://forums.watchuseek.com/f11/made-america-264439.html).

Austin, do you know if yours has the 730A movement? (Discussed here (http://trusted-forwarder.org/elgin/history/fm.html))

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v155/MichaelG/Watches/Lord%20Elgin/S1051474.jpg



Vintage Lord Elgin today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24506

[Austin]

Michael, nice watch. :thumbup1:

I have not cracked open the Lord Elgin and taken a look. I'm glad you enjoy vintage watches.

[kingfisher]

Probably from 1967 pre 861 movement and "first watch on the moon" claim on the caseback

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v136/mholzmann/SpeedyNight.jpg

Drooling over this one. Wow. What a gorgeous watch.

[kingfisher]

Did anybody ever post a picture of themselves wearing the B&B LE watch? I'd like to see what it looks like on somebody.

Maybe somebody who owns it can post a picture to this thread?

[spindlecone]

Drooling over this one. Wow. What a gorgeous watch.

stop drooling,buy mine,just overhauled.:)

[michael.scheller]

stop drooling,buy mine,just overhauled.:)
Link?

[spindlecone]

Link to what?

[michael.scheller]

Link to what?
A sale of your watch?

[spindlecone]

is no link because it is not offered to the masses,could turn it on the bay or an NAWCC regional in a heartbeat.
all my watches are for sale,but I do not have to push them,you want one,talk to me.

[Woodrobin]

Tag Heuer today.
http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24339

Had a doctor's appointment to check on how my shoulder is healing up today, and the doctor was sporting this exact model. Said he got it as a present when he graduated medical school, has worn it daily for nine years, "and it's still going strong." :thumbup1:

[Walker]

Did anybody ever post a picture of themselves wearing the B&B LE watch? I'd like to see what it looks like on somebody.

Maybe somebody who owns it can post a picture to this thread?

Go back to pages 215 and 216 there are a few there with different straps.

[RCC]

finally got my Collaboration One back from RGM.
As you would expect, they did a beautiful job.
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[Woodrobin]

Did anybody ever post a picture of themselves wearing the B&B LE watch? I'd like to see what it looks like on somebody.

Maybe somebody who owns it can post a picture to this thread?

There were several. Here's (http://badgerandblade.com/vb/showpost.php?p=2594141&postcount=4251) mine, but I think this (http://badgerandblade.com/vb/showpost.php?p=2746990&postcount=4474) is the definitive one.

Also, if you go to page 20 of the B&B LE Watch thread (http://badgerandblade.com/vb/showthread.php?t=139068&page=20), there are a number of wrist shots that were posted shortly after the watches started arriving, on through to the current end of the thread.

Hope that helps. It's a great watch with a really solid, classic Swiss movement and an old school look and feel to it. I love mine, and get compliments on it every time I wear it. I can't recommend it strongly enough. :thumbup:

[Jeffc]

Animal today - Hey I like those Lord Elgin watches, I havent heard of those in the UK.

[njpaddy]

1966 Omega

[Austin]

B&B watch today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24513

[pal]

Had a doctor's appointment to check on how my shoulder is healing up today, and the doctor was sporting this exact model. Said he got it as a present when he graduated medical school, has worn it daily for nine years, "and it's still going strong." :thumbup1:

Yeh, that was me, I'm...ah...your....ah....DOCTOR...Yehhh...That's the ticket.:lol:
Really, I have had mine for about 6 years. I had it serviced and pressure tested last year and I must say, this watch has been a pleasure to own. Thanks for noticing and you have a good eye for detail. Hope your shoulder is doing fine.

[Tha Baron]

Well, I picked up a "classy" less obnoxious watch than those I normally wear for work and suit wearing situations. I found this on Amazon.com and used a 20% off coupon for Valentine's Day promotion they were running.

What do you all think of my new B&M?

http://i989.photobucket.com/albums/af14/bladebaron/BM.jpg

[DS/B MCS]

Sea-Dweller
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff170/CUTiger3/Watches/Dweller-1.jpg?t=1297294043

[Austin]

What do you all think of my new B&M?

http://i989.photobucket.com/albums/af14/bladebaron/BM.jpg

Baume & Mercier is a great watch. It's not as popular as most Swiss brands but they make classy watches. Nice pick up.

[Woodrobin]

Wearing my Seiko Black Monster on a Watchadoo aftermarket bracelet -- just came in from a fellow collector over in Sweden:

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/_8b4d7StfOHs/TVOIa4Vjm-I/AAAAAAAAFzg/xgcwVEnOhTc/s800/P1100899.JPG

https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/_8b4d7StfOHs/TVOIakdGI0I/AAAAAAAAFzc/u0nAOeKvBZk/s800/P1100898.JPG

It came with the original rubberized strap and metal bracelet as well:

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/_8b4d7StfOHs/TVOIZ02yJMI/AAAAAAAAFzU/YdWNnELprMA/s800/P1100902a.JPG

After seeing how nice the B&B LE Bernhardt watch looks on a bracelet, I'm thinking about putting the original metal bracelet back on the Seiko and putting the Watchadoo bracelet on the B&B LE.

[Austin]

After seeing how nice the B&B LE Bernhardt watch looks on a bracelet, I'm thinking about putting the original metal bracelet back on the Seiko and putting the Watchadoo bracelet on the B&B LE.

The Seiko uses a 20mm bracelet. The B&B watch uses a 22mm strap.

[pal]

Wearing my Seiko Black Monster on a Watchadoo aftermarket bracelet -- just came in from a fellow collector over in Sweden:

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/_8b4d7StfOHs/TVOIa4Vjm-I/AAAAAAAAFzg/xgcwVEnOhTc/s800/P1100899.JPG

https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/_8b4d7StfOHs/TVOIakdGI0I/AAAAAAAAFzc/u0nAOeKvBZk/s800/P1100898.JPG

It came with the original rubberized strap and metal bracelet as well:

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/_8b4d7StfOHs/TVOIZ02yJMI/AAAAAAAAFzU/YdWNnELprMA/s800/P1100902a.JPG

After seeing how nice the B&B LE Bernhardt watch looks on a bracelet, I'm thinking about putting the original metal bracelet back on the Seiko and putting the Watchadoo bracelet on the B&B LE.

I like the look of that after market bracelet! :thumbup1:

[Woodrobin]

The Seiko uses a 20mm bracelet. The B&B watch uses a 22mm strap.

Well, that sinks that idea, then. I may check out Watchadoo and see how much a bracelet would cost in the 22mm size, but I'm happy with the ostrich strap. Unless it's fairly inexpensive (and as comfortable and solid as it feels, I doubt it would be), I'm not planning on dropping any substantial money on an extra bracelet.

[Tha Baron]

Baume & Mercier is a great watch. It's not as popular as most Swiss brands but they make classy watches. Nice pick up.

Thanks! I wanted something understated and classic. I'll probably buy something big and chunky for the next one :)

[MichaelG]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v155/MichaelG/Watches/Auguste%20Reymond%20Unitas%20Watch/For%20Sale/S1051501.jpg

[RayG]

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5095/5399315519_a05a53f6b4_z.jpg

[DS/B MCS]

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5095/5399315519_a05a53f6b4_z.jpg

Niiicccceeee :thumbup1:

[Jeffc]

Rado for a Black Tie event. A liitle bit too much bling for normal wear.

[Nudd]

casio F28W best watch I've ever owned/

[Austin]

Orient Mako II today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24590

[Obiwan]

Orient Mako II today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24590

Nice, how do you like the Mako II? I've been toying with the idea of picking one up, but haven't ever held one in person.

[Austin]

Nice, how do you like the Mako II? I've been toying with the idea of picking one up, but haven't ever held one in person.

I have owned this one for over a year. It keeps good time, it's substantial on the wrist and it's a bargain for the price.

[hifigeezer]

Like that Unitas! Handsome watch, nice clean design. Thanks for posting.

[DS/B MCS]

Decided on this one today
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff170/CUTiger3/Watches/KMU4.jpg

[pal]

Vintage Size 16 Cortebert RR today.
http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=20059

[pal]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v155/MichaelG/Watches/Auguste%20Reymond%20Unitas%20Watch/For%20Sale/S1051501.jpg

That is really a sharp looking watch!:thumbup1:

[Walker]

Bulova yesterday

http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e367/bill8912328/0f3ef89a.jpg

[Verderer]

http://www.sotataito.com/images/omat_kuvat/ring_watch.jpg

Wearing this Edifice for a change, but what I really wanted to bug you is the ring: what do you reckon, is it a tad camp?`I got it a year ago from a friend to celebrate my new motor, but I still can't make myself wear it. I am not much of a ring person for a start, and secondly, it looks a bit too large and flamboyant for my tastes. But gift's a gift, might at least wear it occasionally? Will I become less self-conscious about it after a time?

[Austin]

Vintage Bulova Oceanographer today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24593

[Walt Whitman]

I'm not much of a ring person myself, but at first stating the obvious, that occasion, place and your attire should have most of the bearing on whether or not to wear, I'd say, if appropriate, wear it and see if you get interest, compliments, questions, etc.; a bit of a fashion experiment. Definitely a conversation starter.

Very sporty Edifice, btw!


http://www.sotataito.com/images/omat_kuvat/ring_watch.jpg



Wearing this Edifice for a change, but what I really wanted to bug you is the ring: what do you reckon, is it a tad camp?`I got it a year ago from a friend to celebrate my new motor, but I still can't make myself wear it. I am not much of a ring person for a start, and secondly, it looks a bit too large and flamboyant for my tastes. But gift's a gift, might at least wear it occasionally? Will I become less self-conscious about it after a time?

[njpaddy]

1961 Bulova with an old Kreisler band. Sadly it's getting worn to the funeral of a good friend from 45 years ago.

[blantyre]

Midsize Ingenieur - I'm leaving for a week in France and I like this as a travel watch. Tough, light, easy to reset, understated and looks respectable in a variety of settings - pretty much has it all.

http://badgerandblade.com/vb/attachment.php?attachmentid=145878&stc=1&d=1297541229

[Walker]

1961 Bulova with an old Kreisler band. Sadly it's getting worn to the funeral of a good friend from 45 years ago.

Sorry to hear about your friend.

[Doc4]

... but what I really wanted to bug you is the ring: what do you reckon, is it a tad camp?`I got it a year ago from a friend to celebrate my new motor, but I still can't make myself wear it. I am not much of a ring person for a start, and secondly, it looks a bit too large and flamboyant for my tastes. But gift's a gift, might at least wear it occasionally? Will I become less self-conscious about it after a time?

'a tad camp' is like saying Amy Winehouse looks a little worse for wear. :001_rolle

Everyone has 'that gift' ... from some dear friend or relative, but it's a hideous monstrosity of tasteless fugly that is hidden away in the attic for 363 days per year and taken out and stuck on the mantlepiece the one day when the gifter comes to visit.

[Austin]

Vintage Baylor Automatic today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24607

[Tha Baron]

164 with a custom Horween strap...

[thecoalition]

http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c248/thecoalition/photo.jpg

Tag Heuer Carrera Calibre 5:thumbup:

[kingfisher]

I don't have a picture, but today I'm wearing a vintage Doxa I bought from Austin. Very understated. Off-white face, gold hands, manual wind.

Great watch and picked it up for a bargain price (thanks!).

[pal]

Vintage Baylor Automatic today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24607

Beautiful watch! What can you tell us about it?

[Austin]

Beautiful watch! What can you tell us about it?

Thanks Rich. Baylor was imported for the Zales Jewelers in the 60's & 70's. They were considered a mid grade Swiss watch. They are purported to be a rebranded Alpina watch. They sport a quality Swiss movement.

[Doc4]

No photo ... :blushing: ... but today it's my new-ish Seiko diver ... the JDM 8f36 quartz ... that is rated to +/-20 seconds per year accuracy, and the 'perpetual calendar' so it knows what day it is for the rest of the century, and adjusts the date window accordingly.

It's nice to be able to get a nice, small diver ... and if you can throw in an uber-reliable quartz movement into the bargain ... :thumbup1:

(But yes, I can appreciate a nice mechanical watch too. :001_rolle)

[pal]

Thanks Rich. Baylor was imported for the Zales Jewelers in the 60's & 70's. They were considered a mid grade Swiss watch. They are purported to be a rebranded Alpina watch. They sport a quality Swiss movement.

Very Good Andrew. I have seen one or two of them around but never thought much about the badge. It is evident to me that if you owned it, it must be a quality watch. Thanks, I will keep my eyes open for a Baylor for my collection.

[Jeffc]

I dug this one out of the attic, its a JW Benson Silver Trench Watch from my Mum's Dad. It was bought during a visit to London during the First World War. Any thoughts on a strap that would look good on it ? The original went with age.

[Walker]

Polar Heart Rate Monitor for now. Afterwards i belive i will go with the B&B LE. Go figure :lol:

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[Austin]

Vintage Bulova Oceanographer today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24658

[probesport]

Case material is cermet, the hardest man made material on earth.

http://www.hublotforum.com/Bullet1d.jpg
http://www.hublotforum.com/Bullet2.jpg

:blink: I would be terrified to wear a $25,000.00+ watch out of the house.

[perogee]

This is my first "dressy" watch, a Casio Edifice EF-543

http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/gg278/perogee/IMAG0151.jpg

[TheDoctor]

I rotate three. On the left, the one I'm wearing a Russian Vostok Komandierski. It's cheap ($30.00), manual wind, and gains 30-60 seconds a day. But I've never seen anyone else wearing one. The one in the middle is a 1969 Rolex Date Just, and on the right is a Hamilton Khaki, my go to casual watch.

[Austin]

Vintage Tissot Seastar today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24668

[Spivey]

Vintage Tissot Seastar today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24668

I love that watch, sir.

[pal]

I rotate three. On the left, the one I'm wearing a Russian Vostok Komandierski. It's cheap ($30.00), manual wind, and gains 30-60 seconds a day. But I've never seen anyone else wearing one. The one in the middle is a 1969 Rolex Date Just, and on the right is a Hamilton Khaki, my go to casual watch.

I like your rotation, especially that vintage Date Just.

[Austin]

Vintage Paul Monet Croton today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24677

[DS/B MCS]

Expy II
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff170/CUTiger3/Watches/ExpII-3-2.jpg?t=1297906810

[pal]

Orient Three Star today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24687

[DS/B MCS]

Same as yesterday
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff170/CUTiger3/Watches/ExpII-4-1.jpg

[Austin]

Bernhardt Binnacle today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24688

[Chester]

Same as yesterday

Couldn't help notice the S2000 key in-frame. I drive a 2005 silverstone! -- um, nice watch, too!
-- Chet

[Chester]

Tutima Military Chrono, Stainless Steel Bracelet, in Lemania 5100
-- Chet

[DS/B MCS]

Couldn't help notice the S2000 key in-frame. I drive a 2005 silverstone! -- um, nice watch, too!
-- Chet

Excellent :thumbup1:

Mine is a 2007 Silverstone w Red/Black

[Austin]

Vintage Elgin today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24696

[TheDoctor]

Vintage Elgin today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24696

Now you're talkin'! Awesome watch!

[Austin]

Now you're talkin'! Awesome watch!

Thanks Doc.

[Cmaster03]

Now you're talkin'! Awesome watch!

+1. Love that one.

[SRock]

I'm wearing one of these (http://badgerandblade.com/vb/showthread.php?t=187123).

[Verderer]

Triumph Coupe and carman63, I hope you gents won't mind me hijacking your pictures? But I wanted to mention these for demonstration purposes.These are the two watches that have recently greatly occupied my mind. I keep returning back to look at the Breitling, and have spent some time oogling at the Panerai too. I guess what I am trying to say is that these two watches (or similar models) are becoming my grail watches, ie. something I want to buy some day, hopefully sooner than later. Maybe not both but one or the other.

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4058/4505032453_2094d067d2_b.jpg

http://lh3.ggpht.com/_x6qAHCNNzGE/SbQFRl4gm0I/AAAAAAAACFQ/2I9Y2qpulQQ/s720/DSC_0016.JPG

I am not sure which one I would choose atm, and I realise that the Breitling of the picture is a vintage model, so the new ones won't be exactly like that and lack the lovely patina, but otherwise similar models anyways. In general, I find the Breitlings to be a little on the flashy side for my tastes, but this Navitimer looks so great for some reason. Likewise, I think that the 'modern' Panerai models are a little too 'busy' looking, so I prefer their classic models with cleaner and simpler look. The Luminor Marina has such a great design it dont' really need any of that chrono stuff, imho. They only muddle up elegance of the design, I think.

This thread is full on such lovely watches, but these fascinate me for their little different design and style. Rolexes and Omegas are all lovely watches, but to me they seem a little conventionl or even conservative somehow. Any thoughts?

[deruitem]

Movado Valor

[Walker]

I love that Breitling Navitimer pictured above. The Panerai watches not so much. I don't like the looks of them personally. Thanks for sharing because now i want that Breitling lol

[Verderer]

I love that Breitling Navitimer pictured above. The Panerai watches not so much. I don't like the looks of them personally. Thanks for sharing because now i want that Breitling lol

I only linked to the old photos on this thread, which is why I apologized for loaning the pics of their owners. So I can't take any credit, but simply express my admiration for these lovely timepieces.:001_tt1:

[Walker]

I only linked to the old photos on this thread, which is why I apologized for loaning the pics of their owners. So I can't take any credit, but simply express my admiration for these lovely timepieces.:001_tt1:

There are a lot of beautiful watches in this thread. Most i had never heard of before or even thought they were quality watches. These guys school me everyday on style :thumbup:

[Austin]

Orient Aviator today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24708

[nlatham19]

Luminox 8400

[Don Barbiere]

Always wanted Breitling and that one pictured above is awesome, still out of my budget for now! :glare:

[pal]

Orient Aviator today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24708

Nice!:thumbup1:

[DS/B MCS]

Received this one yesterday, so it will be on my wrist for the next week. So far, I'm really enjoying it. Just have to decide where to order another strap :lol:
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff170/CUTiger3/Watches/M38-5.jpg?t=1298231045

[Bestarrkin]

Vintage Size 16 Cortebert RR today.
http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=20059

Nice pocket watch. They were made for railroad officer of National Turkish Railways. It was rare because of D.T.C. which was misspelled version of T.C.D. Congrats.

[Tha Baron]

I am not sure which one I would choose atm, and I realise that the Breitling of the picture is a vintage model, so the new ones won't be exactly like that and lack the lovely patina, but otherwise similar models anyways. In general, I find the Breitlings to be a little on the flashy side for my tastes, but this Navitimer looks so great for some reason. Likewise, I think that the 'modern' Panerai models are a little too 'busy' looking, so I prefer their classic models with cleaner and simpler look. The Luminor Marina has such a great design it dont' really need any of that chrono stuff, imho. They only muddle up elegance of the design, I think.

The Luminor Base (historic) you pictured is a fantastic PAM and that look is one of the most favored Panerai "looks"... Non-cluttered, sandwich dial, etc. I believe that watch though isn't an automatic and may be a manual wind, so keep that in mind. However, it has a transparent case back so thats kind of cool. If I had to get another, this would be it. The ease of swapping out straps on these things is really cool.

The vintage Breitling you showed is pretty sweet and I love the look of the classic Navitimers. However, a new model will look a lot cleaner and I actually prefer it on steel. No reason you can't get more than one band though.

Some of the Breitling models are getting to be too 'Military' looking in my mind with some of the newer models sporting that 'stencil lettering'. That and the 42mm sizes are on the small end of their line up.

[pal]

Nice pocket watch. They were made for railroad officer of National Turkish Railways. It was rare because of D.T.C. which was misspelled version of T.C.D. Congrats.


Thank you Berkin. I worked very hard to acquire this watch. I especially liked the idea that it was a Turkish Railroad watch. Considering the Turkish Railroad's rich history and mystique, I am very pleased. This watch is of a very high quality and works flawlessly.

Thank you for pointing out the misspelling. I never noticed it.

[Austin]

Vintage Orient Auto today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24742

[VFR79]

Vintage Orient Auto today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imagaeid=24742

Beautiful Orient! Where's the date? :)

[Cmaster03]

This old thing today. Older than me but still runs like a champ.

http://www.fototime.com/CC51D330FE29D21/standard.jpg

[blantyre]

An old bullhead today

http://badgerandblade.com/vb/attachment.php?attachmentid=147557&stc=1&d=1298331768

[Cmaster03]

I dug this one out of the attic, its a JW Benson Silver Trench Watch from my Mum's Dad. It was bought during a visit to London during the First World War. Any thoughts on a strap that would look good on it ? The original went with age.

Sorry I missed this one before. Shoot Austin a PM, he might have some intel on a source for a band. (He helped me source one a while back for a vintage Hamilton.)

Nice looking watch- love the history.

[pal]

This old thing today. Older than me but still runs like a champ.

http://www.fototime.com/CC51D330FE29D21/standard.jpg

I have always preferred Pepsi! Nice shot as usual, Clyde.:thumbup1:

[Cmaster03]

I have always preferred Pepsi! Nice shot as usual, Clyde.:thumbup1:

Thank you, sir. I agree that Pepsi is the only way to fly!

[Austin]

Vintage Hamilton Drake today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24756

[Walker]

Seiko Diver

http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e367/bill8912328/8d983d4e.jpg

[Walker]

Nevermind lol

[TheDoctor]

I dug this one out of the attic, its a JW Benson Silver Trench Watch from my Mum's Dad. It was bought during a visit to London during the First World War. Any thoughts on a strap that would look good on it ? The original went with age.

Depends what kind of look you're going for. I think a ballistic nylon band would give it a cool military look. Maratac makes great bands in both Nato or U.S. Milspec. Very inexpensive. You can try www.countycomm.com.

For a more formal look, you can go with either leather or metal.

Nice watch by the way. :thumbup:

[MichaelG]

My Longines Conquest re-issue. A lot of guys have commented on the dearth of small, modern watches. There are smaller modern watches out there if you look for them. This one is about 35mm diameter. It "wears" a little bigger, given its small bezel and largish lugs.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v155/MichaelG/Watches/Longines%20Conquest%20Heritage/S1051538.jpg

[TheShaun]

Vintage Hamilton Drake today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24756

I like that shirt. wonder if i could pull it off. :thumbup1:

[Walker]

This old thing today. Older than me but still runs like a champ.

http://www.fototime.com/CC51D330FE29D21/standard.jpg

You're a lucky man :thumbup1:

[Walker]

Vintage Hamilton Drake today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24756

I'm not a huge fan of these square shaped watches but i like this Hamilton.

[pal]

My Longines Conquest re-issue. A lot of guys have commented on the dearth of small, modern watches. There are smaller modern watches out there if you look for them. This one is about 35mm diameter. It "wears" a little bigger, given its small bezel and largish lugs.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v155/MichaelG/Watches/Longines%20Conquest%20Heritage/S1051538.jpg

Now you are talking Michael! The best of both worlds, a vintage look in a modern watch. Beautiful....you know I'm a retro freak.:thumbup1:

[Leon]

An old bullhead today

http://badgerandblade.com/vb/attachment.php?attachmentid=147557&stc=1&d=1298331768

Great watch! I'm trying to find a bullhead for myself.

[blantyre]

Great watch! I'm trying to find a bullhead for myself.

I bought it from sophon_1 on ebay. He refurbishes them very nicely, prices are reasonable but not cheap for a decent rebuild. he usually has most of the permutations - brown, black, different date languages and bracelets...

[Doc4]

I like that shirt. wonder if i could pull it off. :thumbup1:

I doubt it ... Austin's one tough dude. Don't mess with Texas.

[Austin]

Vintage Enicar Seapearl today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24758

[Walker]

http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e367/bill8912328/41ed9c1f.jpg

[Austin]

http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e367/bill8912328/41ed9c1f.jpg

Nice combo Bill. :thumbup1:

[Walker]

Nice combo Bill. :thumbup1:

Thanks Andrew!

[Austin]

Bernhardt Binnacle today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24783

[Austin]

Vintage Glycine Compressor this evening.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24785

[Woodrobin]

Just received a few strange automatics in the mail today. Wearing this one:

https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/_8b4d7StfOHs/TWcqeQ0D3cI/AAAAAAAAF1A/ZXwrmklUwEU/s800/P1100977a.JPG

It's a 32 Degrees Reflex Skeleton. In the past, I haven't collected Chinese brands, but the look of this one caught my eye, and the owner was clearing out odds and ends from his collection at a more than reasonable price, which appealed to my inner Scotsman. :thumbup:

[TheDoctor]

My Longines Conquest re-issue. A lot of guys have commented on the dearth of small, modern watches. There are smaller modern watches out there if you look for them. This one is about 35mm diameter. It "wears" a little bigger, given its small bezel and largish lugs.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v155/MichaelG/Watches/Longines%20Conquest%20Heritage/S1051538.jpg

Very nice. I'm one of those guys who have small wrists and the "average" size watches (like Submariners) are too big for me. 35mm is, IMAO, the perfect size for a watch. Damn, this thread has me thinking about buying a new watch. Thanks guys! :mad3:

[pal]

Vintage Glycine Compressor this evening.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24785

Nice!:thumbup1:

[pal]

Wittnauer today!
http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=16406

[TheShaun]

I doubt it ... Austin's one tough dude. Don't mess with Texas.

I happen to live in the same province you are located in. Are you saying guys like you and I aren't tough?? :w00t:

For what it's worth, I love Texas and even more so the city of Austin. Actually have considered moving.

[xillion]

MM today.

http://www.christophermendoza.com/razors/mm1.jpg

[Doc4]

I happen to live in the same province you are located in. Are you saying guys like you and I aren't tough?? :w00t:



You don't tug on Superman's cape,
You don't use your teeth to open a tin,
You don't pull the mask off the old Lone Ranger,
and you don't mess around with Austin.



I'm just sayin', is all.

[Cmaster03]

Old 1680 today.

http://www.fototime.com/5B67B15019A2AA5/standard.jpg

[mretzloff]

Old 1680 today.

Nice. Had the same one on yesterday (except a newer model). I have always admired the older Submariners.

[pal]

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24816

[xillion]

This one today:

http://www.christophermendoza.com/razors/seiko.jpg

[DS/B MCS]

Sea-Dweller today
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff170/CUTiger3/Watches/Dweller-4.jpg?t=1298839716

[pal]

Omega bumper todayhttp://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24853.

[DS/B MCS]

Starting this week with the M38
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff170/CUTiger3/Watches/M38-9.jpg

[pal]

Vintage Gruen Precision Auto today.
http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24877

[jd_1138]

I have a big fat Seiko diving watch, but I hardly ever wear it. I usually just put on my $12 Casio sports digital watch.

[Obiwan]

It is so difficult to look at the thread every day and not buy another watch. I'm saving for my "grail" watch, but it's really tempting not to buy something looking at all of the fine pieces here daily.

[pal]

Vintage Exactus today.
http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24889

[TheDoctor]

It is so difficult to look at the thread every day and not buy another watch. I'm saving for my "grail" watch, but it's really tempting not to buy something looking at all of the fine pieces here daily.

I'm with ya, Obiwan.

[Casey]

Renato T-Rex Titanium today, leather strap.

[dbl-haul]

my spiro agnew watch today.gets lots of looks and questions.

[DS/B MCS]

Wore this one today and plan to wear it for the next few days.
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff170/CUTiger3/Watches/SMP-1-1.jpg?t=1299112440

[commanderkeen]

Wore this one today and plan to wear it for the next few days.
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff170/CUTiger3/Watches/SMP-1-1.jpg?t=1299112440

Ahhh, my wish list watch. Omega Seamaster Chronometer, steel on steel. Classic, elegant and fully functional, what else can a watch offer? Never mind that it is the choice of 007.

[pal]

Vintage Omega Seamaster DeVille today.
http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24895

[TheDoctor]

Ahhh, my wish list watch. Omega Seamaster Chronometer, steel on steel. Classic, elegant and fully functional, what else can a watch offer? Never mind that it is the choice of 007.

An awesome watch, indeed. Just bear in mind that it's only 007's watch because Rolex wouldn't agree to co-marketing. Apparently the company believed that James Bond could wear a submariner, but not appear in any Rolex ads. And no, there would not be a "James Bond" Submariner.

[TheDoctor]

my spiro agnew watch today.gets lots of looks and questions.

That, my friend, is an AWESOME watch!

[commanderkeen]

An awesome watch, indeed. Just bear in mind that it's only 007's watch because Rolex wouldn't agree to co-marketing. Apparently the company believed that James Bond could wear a submariner, but not appear in any Rolex ads. And no, there would not be a "James Bond" Submariner.

That's alright. I don't really admire Rolex as a brand. They made some bad (or not up to their usual) watches in the 90s and otherwise the brand has taken a hit in recent years (at least in Europe). They are still a quality watch, but the brand is not what is used to be up till the early 90s. A vintage Rolex would be a nice purchase, but I want something solely mine if I am to buy a watch that expensive or even as expensive as the Seamaster. Rolex kinda screwed the pooch when it comes to Bond.

Great watches guys, it's a real pleasure to window shop in this thread.

[MoonshineXXX]

I'm a Newb to this forum but it's time for me to join in on the fun! This one is a 47mm Marina Militare (Panerai 232 homage), mounted to one of my favorite custom straps (built by a GREAT GUY!!!), with a GPF Mod Dep buckle.

http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/kk4/lowes48_photo/548c90fc.jpg

http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/kk4/lowes48_photo/1a76171e.jpg

http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/kk4/lowes48_photo/fa6d80bb.jpg

[breadstick]

I'm a Newb to this forum but it's time for me to join in on the fun! This one is a 47mm Marina Militare (Panerai 232 homage), mounted to one of my favorite custom straps (built by a GREAT GUY!!!), with a GPF Mod Dep buckle.



I love this watch/band combo. They look like they just belong together. Too bad the watch is 47mm. That's just far too large for my tiny wrists.

[xillion]

Ti Eco today.

http://www.christophermendoza.com/razors/watch.jpg

[xillion]

I'm a Newb to this forum but it's time for me to join in on the fun! This one is a 47mm Marina Militare (Panerai 232 homage), mounted to one of my favorite custom straps (built by a GREAT GUY!!!), with a GPF Mod Dep buckle.


Great looking combo. :thumbup1:

Can we see and image of the buckle?

[nolawis]

An awesome watch, indeed. Just bear in mind that it's only 007's watch because Rolex wouldn't agree to co-marketing. Apparently the company believed that James Bond could wear a submariner, but not appear in any Rolex ads. And no, there would not be a "James Bond" Submariner.

However, their subsidiary Tudor did do a "Tiger" chronograph in honor of Tiger Woods. All things being equal, I'd have gone with 007.

Today. the IWC Pilot Chrono is on the wrist.

Nw

[MoonshineXXX]

Great looking combo. :thumbup1:

Can we see and image of the buckle?

Thanks for the nice comments guys! Per the request, here are pics of the buckle.

http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/kk4/lowes48_photo/c89c1c4a.jpg

http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/kk4/lowes48_photo/c7970290.jpg

http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/kk4/lowes48_photo/9370f5dd.jpg

[pal]

Vintage Helbros

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24917

[dbl-haul]

That, my friend, is an AWESOME watch!

thank you. I own three that run and a bunch for parts.

[Austin]

Vintage Pronto Orient Star today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24918

[pal]

Vintage Pronto Orient Star today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24918

Glad to see you back. We missed you and your Pronto!

[Austin]

Glad to see you back. We missed you and your Pronto!

Thanks Rich. Glad to be back.

[Austin]

Vintage Glycine Automatic today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24919

[b0bp]

Breitling Chronomat GT. Two tone watch and bracelet, screw down crown. One of my favorites.

[pal]

Vintage Benrus today.
http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24954

[RayG]

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5020/5500965120_82648a61e4_o.jpg

[Shangas]

Once the mainspring has been replaced and the movement has been serviced, I hope to wear this:

http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a215/Fruffles/Watch%20Photographs/Admiralwatch1.jpg

[Austin]

Modern Mondaine today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24993

[pal]

Ole 007 today.
http://i.imgur.com/xGDNt.jpg

[flcrx]

mounted to one of my favorite custom straps (built by a GREAT GUY!!!), with a GPF Mod Dep buckle.
Mmmmmmmh, nice strap.... who made it for you????:thumbup1::thumbup1::thumbup1:

[Walt Whitman]

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5020/5500965120_82648a61e4_o.jpg

That is a drop dead gorgeous watch; it strikes a chord of the era and is timeless (no pun intended), as well. Beautiful.

[RayG]

That is a drop dead gorgeous watch; it strikes a chord of the era and is timeless (no pun intended), as well. Beautiful.

Thanks! I love the classic look, and how you can see certain design elements carried over in some of modern Omegas, 50 years later.

[statius]

Sinn 856 I just picked up.

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5253/5504557626_601066669a_b.jpg

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5299/5504555992_87305de52f_b.jpg

[csmorris]

Sinn 856 I just picked up.

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5253/5504557626_601066669a_b.jpg

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5299/5504555992_87305de52f_b.jpg

Great watch and cool pictures! :thumbup1:

[rickcharles606]

The display is showing P.M. and it is MST.
It is a Seiko 7S268 Military Automatic.
Life's little ironies!
I was thinking take a quick pic of what I was wearing then post it. 10 minutes tops. But it ended up taking 45 minutes.



Just bought this watch on the bay, until I decide on what I really want to buy. Do you like it? It will be delivered tomorrow, I'm anxious to see it :001_tongu

[Austin]

Modern Mondaine today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=25015

[pal]

Vintage Longines today.
http://i.imgur.com/64YNW.jpg

[Austin]

Beautiful Longines Rich! :thumbup1:

[pal]

Beautiful Longines Rich! :thumbup1:

Thank you sir!:001_smile

[TheDoctor]

That's alright. I don't really admire Rolex as a brand. They made some bad (or not up to their usual) watches in the 90s and otherwise the brand has taken a hit in recent years (at least in Europe). They are still a quality watch, but the brand is not what is used to be up till the early 90s. A vintage Rolex would be a nice purchase, but I want something solely mine if I am to buy a watch that expensive or even as expensive as the Seamaster. Rolex kinda screwed the pooch when it comes to Bond.

Great watches guys, it's a real pleasure to window shop in this thread.

I can't speak to the quality of modern Rolexes. They were a huge status symbol in the 80's which could have led to production issues that matured in the 90's. Personally, I prefer Breitlings, but unless I see a moderately priced vintage, or someone trades me for my datejust, I won't be owning one in the near or mid future. :sad:

I do agree Rolex screwed themselves on the Bond deal. Of course, in the novel, 007 wore an Oyster Perpetual, which he broke in Casino Royal whilst using it as an improvised knuckle duster.


However, their subsidiary Tudor did do a "Tiger" chronograph in honor of Tiger Woods. All things being equal, I'd have gone with 007.

Today. the IWC Pilot Chrono is on the wrist.

Nw

I didn't know that about Tudor. So Tiger has a Tudor and Tag watch line? Somebody screwed up on that one.

IWCs are great watches. Again, just a bit outside my current price range.

[dbl-haul]

and today I broke the tricky dick watch! his eyes move back and forth .

[pal]

Modern Orient Three Star today.
http://i.imgur.com/WQDvT.jpg

[DS/B MCS]

Still wearing the SMP
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff170/CUTiger3/Watches/SMP-1-1.jpg?t=1299604919

[SRock]

Wittnauer today!
http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=16406

Nice, Rich! :thumbup1:

[pal]

Nice, Rich! :thumbup1:

Thank you, Rob!:001_smile

[RayG]

Still wearing the SMP
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff170/CUTiger3/Watches/SMP-1-1.jpg?t=1299604919

Love the 2254. I regret selling mine.

[RayG]

1966 gray c-case Constellation. Original owner and my very first watch. After months of searching, I finally found the correct NOS 1040 bracelet, which arrived today, all the way from the UK. :001_smile

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5180/5510868478_e2df10409b_o.jpg

[SRock]

This (http://badgerandblade.com/vb/showthread.php?t=187123)

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=24259

[SRock]

1966 gray c-case Constellation. Original owner and my very first watch. After months of searching, I finally found the correct NOS 1040 bracelet, which arrived today, all the way from the UK. :001_smile

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5180/5510868478_e2df10409b_o.jpg

I like this very, very much! The subdued color would make it a great duty watch. :thumbup1:

[DS/B MCS]

1966 gray c-case Constellation. Original owner and my very first watch. After months of searching, I finally found the correct NOS 1040 bracelet, which arrived today, all the way from the UK. :001_smile

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5180/5510868478_e2df10409b_o.jpg

Likin' that one :thumbup1:

[touchdowntodd]

that grey constellation is BEAUTIFUL

[Austin]

Vintage Omega Geneve today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=25055

[pal]

Vintage Omega Geneve today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=25055

Very classy.:thumbup1: I like the suit-shirt-watch combo, Andrew!

[pal]

Here is what I am wearing today, a vintage Waltham 23. Here is your smaller watch Doc.

http://i.imgur.com/bQaBm.jpg

[hifigeezer]

1966 gray c-case Constellation. Original owner and my very first watch. After months of searching, I finally found the correct NOS 1040 bracelet, which arrived today, all the way from the UK. :001_smile



Very elegant! Great photo...

[touchdowntodd]

gshocks are great for the money

[Austin]

gshocks are great for the money

I love gshocks. That is what I mainly wear on weekends.

[xillion]

The Slug today.

http://www.christophermendoza.com/razors/slug.jpg

[Austin]

The Slug today.

http://www.christophermendoza.com/razors/slug.jpg

Gotta love the slug. :thumbup1:

[DAN ARMSTRONG]

I just bought my 1st good watch, ever. I had had a couple of fossils for a few years but never really wore them much. about 6 months ago, for some reason I got the bug to buy a really good watch. I finally pulled the trigger on this:
It is a LUMINOX 3150 STEEL COLORMARK SERIES. I tried the other Luminox watches they had, the ones made of carbon fiber or whatever but the steel won out. I really like the weight of it, pretty substantial and you really know it is there. Also, I guess the salesman, who happened to be the GM of the store, gave me a DEEP discount and threw in a replacement band for free so I pulled the trigger. Shouldnt have but you only live once!

[pal]

Vintage Titoni Airmaster today.
http://i.imgur.com/rA6Q0.jpg

[DS/B MCS]

Gave this one a few turns of the crown this morning
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff170/CUTiger3/Watches/KMU4.jpg?t=1299781460

[Austin]

Vintage Bulova Oceanographer today.

http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=25093

[xillion]

Gave this one a few turns of the crown this morning

Beautiful Glycine Mike!

[Subrage]

My "New to me" Rolex GMT Master II with the coke (Black/Red) Bezel.:jump: