OT: Watches..
06-13-2006, 11:51 AM
#47
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Gordo,
Get the blue Monaco, it is very cool!
Robin, my GMT II is maybe 5 sec. or so fast every month, as said, you should get your piece regulated.
Get the blue Monaco, it is very cool!
Robin, my GMT II is maybe 5 sec. or so fast every month, as said, you should get your piece regulated.
06-13-2006, 12:04 PM
#48
Tag Heuer 6000 Chrono, stainless with black face. Wife bought it as an anniversary present several years ago. I later bought her a Tag polished two tone Link with mother of pearl face.
For running, cutting the grass, painting the house, working on the cars, etc, nothing beats my 12 year old beat up Timex Ironman.
For running, cutting the grass, painting the house, working on the cars, etc, nothing beats my 12 year old beat up Timex Ironman.
06-13-2006, 01:11 PM
#50
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Originally Posted by roche
another vice of mine.
3 omegas and a couple panerai.
here's a pic of my PAM 210
3 omegas and a couple panerai.
here's a pic of my PAM 210
06-13-2006, 01:25 PM
#51
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Originally Posted by AOW162435
Paul,
If I could allow myself a momentary lapse of reason, and had $12k sitting in a watch fund, I would buy the IWC Big Pilot. For no other reason than the feel of the huge winding crown and the week-long power reserve. Yum.
Don't even mention Timezone - another sickness on par with Rennist....
Andreas
If I could allow myself a momentary lapse of reason, and had $12k sitting in a watch fund, I would buy the IWC Big Pilot. For no other reason than the feel of the huge winding crown and the week-long power reserve. Yum.
Don't even mention Timezone - another sickness on par with Rennist....
Andreas
So, spend the $12K, it an "investment".
06-13-2006, 01:29 PM
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BTW, I assume you guys know about this $150,000 Porsche Design watch.
That's the one I want. Trade it 3 or 4 Porsches, get a Porsche watch. What a deal.
http://www.porsche-design.com/live/P...ActiveID=41341
That's the one I want. Trade it 3 or 4 Porsches, get a Porsche watch. What a deal.
http://www.porsche-design.com/live/P...ActiveID=41341
Last edited by Paulsha911; 06-13-2006 at 02:08 PM.
06-13-2006, 01:54 PM
#53
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ROLEX Daytona SS (Zenith Movement), Black Face, Steel Bracelet.
Recently serviced at Rolex Center in Germany, and it stays within 2sec +/- per day, and averages being within 7-10 sec +/- per month when measured against my radio/atomic clock. Since it is purely mechanical, variations in temperature, my movements, and how long I wear it each day do affect it, causing it to be less accurate than a quartz watch. BUT, like a 993, the appeal goes beyond having perfect accuracy. A 996 outperfroms a 993, but, as MOST of us agree, it is less fun and engaging to drive and own!
Recently serviced at Rolex Center in Germany, and it stays within 2sec +/- per day, and averages being within 7-10 sec +/- per month when measured against my radio/atomic clock. Since it is purely mechanical, variations in temperature, my movements, and how long I wear it each day do affect it, causing it to be less accurate than a quartz watch. BUT, like a 993, the appeal goes beyond having perfect accuracy. A 996 outperfroms a 993, but, as MOST of us agree, it is less fun and engaging to drive and own!
06-13-2006, 02:02 PM
#55
Three Wheelin'
Sector 450
This is my watch - I like it cause its swiss made, sapphire crystal, triple chrono and heavy stainless. I like the bezel cause it reminds me of old-school scientific instrumentatlon. I like the fonts almost as much as the 911 sweeping font!!
06-13-2006, 04:36 PM
#59
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Omega Speedmaster Pro, Apollo XI limited edition (4433 (I think) / 9999). also a White faced Omega Seamaster GMT. Big fan of the Speedmasters...
