Lets see your Watches
- Thread starter Hilly30si
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That’s why I like it.Hilly30si said:
I prefer watches that are different.
I find it so interesting that the love of watches goes so well with the love of cars. Some weird psychology there!
Anyway, I'm useless at posting photos, I just can't work it out (Help?), but I currently own
1) A 46mm Navitimer 01 (it's huge!) which is, to me, one of the most stunning time pieces ever. Always amazes me, even now, how beautiful it is. Underrated in my mind
2) Breitling Avenger Seawolf. Big, brash, yellow, heavy, chunky and my most regular daily watch.
3) 16700 Pepsi GMT Master. What can I say about this? It's a 1998, how can you not love the rattle of the bracelet of a vintage Rolex? So distinctive
I lost a Tag Carrera Calibre 16 when the house was broken into a couple of years ago
Next on my list are, in no particular order:
Tag Monaco Gulf
Omega Seamaster
Hublot Big Bang
Anyway, I'm useless at posting photos, I just can't work it out (Help?), but I currently own
1) A 46mm Navitimer 01 (it's huge!) which is, to me, one of the most stunning time pieces ever. Always amazes me, even now, how beautiful it is. Underrated in my mind
2) Breitling Avenger Seawolf. Big, brash, yellow, heavy, chunky and my most regular daily watch.
3) 16700 Pepsi GMT Master. What can I say about this? It's a 1998, how can you not love the rattle of the bracelet of a vintage Rolex? So distinctive
I lost a Tag Carrera Calibre 16 when the house was broken into a couple of years ago
Next on my list are, in no particular order:
Tag Monaco Gulf
Omega Seamaster
Hublot Big Bang
Did you know that Mickey Mouse has a Donald Trump watch
My post of an 'analogue' MM watch wasn't a dig at your iWatch. I love the Smart watches but have never bought one as they seem to be something you would have to wear all the time to get the benefit of the functions, and I love to change watches on the wrist too often for it to work well for mePickster said:
Yes I agree once you start to wear one , you get a little dependant , messages, health , movements,enzed4 said:My post of an 'analogue' MM watch wasn't a dig at your iWatch. I love the Smart watches but have never bought one as they seem to be something you would have to wear all the time to get the benefit of the functions, and I love to change watches on the wrist too often for it to work well for mePickster said:
enzed4 said:My post of an 'analogue' MM watch wasn't a dig at your iWatch. I love the Smart watches but have never bought one as they seem to be something you would have to wear all the time to get the benefit of the functions, and I love to change watches on the wrist too often for it to work well for mePickster said:
I wear a smart watch all the time but also have about 20 other watches - they get regularly rotated on my other wrist
ronk said:
That was certainly the case with my first venture into smart watches. Now I have a Garmin Fenix and the battery life is awesome - usually at least 5 or 6 days including several bike rides/walks on GPS. Without those it would probably last 10 days+ ?
