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Who's got a nice watch? Traditional watches only, no smartwatches please.
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Thought it was about time for a new watch.
After much hunting I finally found a place that had one in stock. Should be here next week so will post an actual picture.
But for now, a stock photo
Chase-Durer Special Forces 1000XL UDT.
UDATE: All of them together.
After much hunting I finally found a place that had one in stock. Should be here next week so will post an actual picture.
But for now, a stock photo
Chase-Durer Special Forces 1000XL UDT.
UDATE: All of them together.
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This is my watch
I actually stopped wearing watches when I lost my last one. It was just some cheap POS digital watch, but I realized that I almost never used it. The phone had taken over the job.
Edit: I like macOSX-tastic and EJBasile watches. Nice
I totally agree
I have a Breitling and a Swiss Army.
I love the Breitling. Very nice.
It was about $1700, expensive, but in the there are much more expensive watches out there.
I love my Breitling
stock photo, to lazy to pull it out for a pic atm
My latest edition. A Next jump hour watch. I might go and buy the white version tomorrow as I quite liked that too
17 watches and counting....
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What brand and model of watch is this...?
Here is my Tag Heuer Aquaracer WAB2010-0, I love this watch even though it broke my wrist badly in my recent motorbike accident...
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Here's my nice watch:
A Soviet-era Finift Chaika.
Finift is a hand painted on enamel Russian art form.
On this watch, it's applied to the bracelet.
The dial reads: "Chaika", "17 Jewels" and "Made in USSR".
"Chaika" is Russian for "Seagull" and was the radio call sign for the worlds first female Cosmonaut.
Have Fun,
Keri
A Soviet-era Finift Chaika.
Finift is a hand painted on enamel Russian art form.
On this watch, it's applied to the bracelet.
The dial reads: "Chaika", "17 Jewels" and "Made in USSR".
"Chaika" is Russian for "Seagull" and was the radio call sign for the worlds first female Cosmonaut.
Have Fun,
Keri
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Simple. Elegant. Retro. And Friggin Massive
One of the nicest watches in this thread, IMO.
