I have no idea why I like this watch as much as I do. Normally this would totally not be what I like in regards of the layout but somehow this watch intrigues me a lot. There are a lot of little design details in this watch that when combined make this an intriguing sight. I would hate it for use on a daily base but for use on special occasions worn with a nice black suit I could see myself wearing it.
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I already have the perfect high quality socks to wear under it. + Show Spoiler +

Because as we all know it's all about the details. Now I just need to find myself some glasses with the frame in the same color as the dials and the socks

Tipany

United States368 Posts

September 12 2011 20:13 GMT

#424

I need something classier.

gosuMalicE

Canada676 Posts

September 12 2011 20:15 GMT

#425

Nixon Rotolog
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Minimalist, but still looks sick.
The "hand" if you want to call it that remains stationary and the hour and minutes are separate discs that rotate. You simply read it straight across the face like a digital.

_KiM_

Canada498 Posts

September 12 2011 22:30 GMT

#426

Omega Speedmaster Professional.

_KiM_

Canada498 Posts

September 12 2011 22:34 GMT

#427

On September 12 2011 22:38 chadissilent wrote:
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Omega Seamaster Professional, bought it last summer after working like a slave to pay for my education.

Very nice sir i have the steel on steel, omega > rolex imo

macil222

United States113 Posts

September 12 2011 23:00 GMT

#428

I was trying to find a good picture of my cell phone but couldn't find one. I stopped wearing a watch when I started carrying a phone.

I am actually intrigued by this topic because i couldn't imagine very many people under 30 wearing watches.

skyrunner

371 Posts

September 13 2011 00:49 GMT

#429

On September 13 2011 03:56 euroboy wrote:
I had a Tissot Seastar vintage as fuck, it was manual and you had to drag it up yourself almost like this one:

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(this one is automatic though, newer and def not my arm

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But I had brown leather watchstrap and it was awesome and I loved it, but I lost it while I was drunk, I have no idea how you drop a watch, I even remember the whole evening.

I can tell you exactly how this happens.

You was drunk wich means you have been drinking. What comes in must also come out. After that you are gonna want to watch your hands, however getting water on the watch might result in causing damage to it. Or you're just gonna be annoyed by the wetness that will stick under, impossible to get out because the watch is in the way!

Only one solution to this: im gonna remove the watch and put it in a safe place while I wash my hands. OK hands washed, where did my friends go?

BUT WAIT, WHAT ABOUT THE WATCH?!

JethroTV

United States206 Posts

September 13 2011 03:38 GMT

#430

Seiko Quartz

Always been a fan of rectangular faces. Think they look sleek.

Hierarch

United States2197 Posts

September 13 2011 04:14 GMT

#431

Raymond weil, mine's an older model of this one. Got it as a graduation present from my grandfather from India.

frontliner2

Netherlands844 Posts

September 13 2011 06:47 GMT

#432

This is sooo offtopic but I found the title of this tread funny.

I first read this as: Watch your post! Very typical for TL :-)

sorry! :D

QuackPocketDuck

410 Posts

September 13 2011 10:16 GMT

#433

Own an Omega Seamaster Co Axial blue and a couple of Tissots quartz
<3 Rolex, Omega, Breitling, IWC
Pateks are for males with female wrists and deep pockets :p