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Seeker of Clarity
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Thanks RMD!

Marlin Fan -- Here's a better lit photo. Forgive the melted snow drops on the crystal.





 
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In case you're wondering where to keep all these watches, just got a promo from Casoro safes. That's a heck of a "winder".




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HA! I'll be handwinding for a while at that price!

Cool though for the millionaire with lots of expensive watches.

RMD




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r0gue - very nice watch, a real classic. That is very nice.
 
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I'd like to find the metal bracelet for my Hamilton... much better priced than retail, that is. Are there good (reputable) sources to be recommended? The Hamilton number is H605.644.104, and I just can't bring myself to part with $180 for it. Eek




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Search Strapcode or Militat. Don't know if they make anything for Hamilton, but their bracelets are good quality.

RMD




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Remember: After the first one, the rest are free.
 
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Tag Heuer makes some nice clean chronos. That is one of them.




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yeah I've been thinking about a chronograph for awhile now, too. like the look and price of the tissot quickster in blue. quartz movement goes for around $250.




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Just picked her up from FedEx yesterday. Smile

Grand Seiko SBGJ021.

 
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Just picked her up from FedEx yesterday. Smile

Grand Seiko SBGJ021.



Nice.


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Just picked her up from FedEx yesterday. Smile

Grand Seiko SBGJ021.



That is really lovely. Hi-beat, a GMT, and the dark red with the gold GMT hand - what is not to like?

Do you have a photo of the back?

How accurate is it running for you? It should be excellent.




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Haven't really timed it yet. Here's the rotor pic.

 
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Both the Tissot and the GS are beautiful. Good taste on this forum!

RMD




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Remember: After the first one, the rest are free.
 
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My wife bought this for me about three years ago.



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What's the consensus on Orient watches? If I'm correct, a brief bit of research indicates they're owned by Seiko, have Japanese movements, and are of decent value for the money.

I'd like to add a blue dial watch to my very modest collection, and this one in particular has caught my eye...a King Master:



Also looking at this one, though progressively less so than the King Master...less classic and retro than the above, a more modern, rugged look:



Usually I default to Seiko (love my Orange Monster and Sarb 017 Alpinist, and plan to pick up a SARB 033 in the next year or two), but for the blue dial watch I thought I'd try something different and Orient's watches continue to catch my eye when I browse on-line.


Well, I pulled the trigger on the blue Orient King Master (and a Seiko SARB033)...but ended up sending the King Master back. Sometimes it's hard to tell from pictures on the Internet what a watch will look like on one's own wrist...and this one just looked BIG. The lack of a true outside bezel gave it an oversized appearance...and while I had known it would have that to a degree, it looked a bit exaggerated in an unsightly way...I think one would have to be a fairly big guy to carry this one off, and my medium build wasn't up to the task. It's also far busier a dial in person than it appears on screen and all of it is somewhat flat and one-dimensional...so that flat busy-ness combined with an exaggerated visual size...it just wasn't the watch I had envisioned nor the style of watch I prefer.

So as soon as the refund hits my account, I'm likely going to pick up this blue-dial Swiss Tissot:

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This thread's a lot of fun. Love the GS! Sweet color.




 
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Trying out a new Rubber B band on the Rolex. I like it so far.




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Trying out a new Rubber B band on the Rolex. I like it so far.


I put a Rubber B band on the last Submariner that I had, really liked it.


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In keeping with the classic and miminalist thread, take a look at these:

https://www.mvmtwatches.com/co...ite-caramel-leather#

RMD




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Remember: After the first one, the rest are free.
 
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In keeping with the classic and miminalist thread, take a look at these:
RMD


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