That's a nice one...some of the Nighthawks are silly complicated.
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That's a nice one...some of the Nighthawks are silly complicated.
This is my latest piece.
I almost never wear a watch but when I do i only wear my grandfathers watch which doesn't even have any info on it.
Omega Seamaster Automatic Chronograph circa 1973-74 with original band. Left to me by my father. Clasp has the Omega symbol, not spelled out as on most or all modern ones
too late to download a pic. my avatar shows the most recent bulova accutron am a fan of citizens and reactor watches.
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Poljot (unmarked or the dial lost the writing with cleaning/buffing) 1M43 mechanical hand-winding movement
Reactor Valkarie big honking monster carbon fiber everywhere
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Wow! That is a cool looking watch!
Hamilton 38mm
Vintage (Mid 60's) Omega Constellation.
Perhaps the finest watch on earth. Confident, but not too large. Manly and rugged, yet elegant. Superb quality, yet affordable. This is a watch that says "I know quality, and I appreciate good watches - but I don't need to brag about it."
I was feeling a bit retro today, so I went with this hand wound gold Rotary from the... late 50's? I'm not sure. I have been unable to find much info on the model, but it looks quite nice.
Citizen Eagle 7 .. back on steel strap, the leather one didn't really gave me the right vibe 
My well loved Tissot quartz... It is a tough little watch. I wear it often. 
looks like a 2204 slim. If the movement is stamped 1M43 (1st Moscow Watch Factory) it's an older one, too. Very nice watch, still does a brisk trade on the second hand market. Your dial is interesting because it doesn't have the tell-tale mistake of most of the modern fakes, but is missing the original surface.
