Just saw this forum...I have this massive watch fetish. I love them. I will post mine when I get it uploaded. It's a Seiko with a custom metal clasp strap. Nothing that special, but lvoe it.

slith

Germany165 Posts

December 22 2011 04:14 GMT

#624

THE ONE Gamma Ray Unisex GRR213G3

Yeah, I'm one of those unclassy people who like binary watches :D

CubEdIn

Romania5359 Posts

December 22 2011 08:30 GMT

#625

On December 22 2011 12:07 Kenshin_915 wrote:
That's a nice little collection you got there

Also, where can you get a watch case like that?

Thanks. I got it from a store called "bam boo" where they sell all kinds of house decorations (candles, clocks, etc.). It was in the "jewelry boxes" section.
But you can easily find similar ones on ebay/amazon by searching for watch display box or such.

roCh

Sweden870 Posts

December 22 2011 16:20 GMT

#626

Omega Seamaster (Chronograph model with different straps)

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I sold this one a few months ago, an Omega Seamaster from 1965

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k3m4

Germany94 Posts

December 22 2011 17:34 GMT

#627

Ordered this one 2day:

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(Nixon Newton)

eXePensai

Canada56 Posts

December 22 2011 17:52 GMT

#628

Simple and cheap, but it works great, and I love the date display it has. The backlight is surprisingly bright, so when im staggering around the house looking for food at 2 am its pretty useful.. I love the normal watches with arms, but the digital helps me get the exact time easier for when i do logs at work!
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McNulty

Norway184 Posts

December 28 2011 23:40 GMT

#629

Bought today, graduation present from parents. So fly it's worth a bump!

eXtacide

United States6 Posts

December 29 2011 01:46 GMT

#630

I've got 2 I generally wear. I like the Invicta line a lot, so I plan on getting a few more pieces from there. I do like my Marc Ecko watch a lot though because it's silver, and it goes with practically everything. The watch face is a bit large though which may put some off.

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and a Marc Ecko watch

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Mentalizor

Denmark1596 Posts

December 29 2011 02:14 GMT

#631

On December 15 2011 14:21 StyLeD wrote:
I love my watch! Doesn't get in the way of playing instruments, and is one of the most comfortable watches I've ever worn.As light as a feather~
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I looooove this watch (and no, it's not 'cuz I'm danish). The whole blue thing just seems to work. I'd prolly change to a link/chain thingie. I can see it would be less comfortable, but in my personal opinion it's prettier

Enki

United States2548 Posts

December 29 2011 02:21 GMT

#632

Casio W-210 digital watch. Costs like, $10. I dont get the point of spending more for something that you glance at for a few seconds to tell the time.

tdt

United States3179 Posts

December 29 2011 02:26 GMT

#633

German watches are the finest in the world IMO better than swiss so I have a Damasko saving money for a Sinn.

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OneOther

United States10774 Posts

December 29 2011 08:10 GMT

#634

Got the citizen watch I was looking at. Good price, extremely comfortable, and sexy. Liking it a lot.
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CubEdIn

Romania5359 Posts

December 29 2011 11:05 GMT

#635

Good choice, very stylish, I like the lack of a seconds hand and the crystal.

XenoX101

Australia729 Posts

December 29 2011 15:22 GMT

#636

My Tissot PR50 from a few years back, broke when I foolishly ran it under hot water and got steam in the case, it'll cost me more to fix it then I originally paid for it but I'll still do it eventually for nostalgic reasons.

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Gotmog

Serbia899 Posts

December 29 2011 15:28 GMT

#637

Got it when i passed my first year of university from my parents.

_fool

Netherlands682 Posts

January 04 2012 16:05 GMT

#638

You guys inspired me to get an automatic (mechanical, powered by wrist movement, no quarz) watch. Thank you for that! After lurking on several watch forums I recently ordered this Seiko 5 (SNK809), can't wait for it to arrive

Edit: watch arrived, and I love it. The bracelet was a bit iffy, though. So I put it on leather (Hirsch Liberty). Image stolen from some watchforum since I'm a shitty photographer

For anyone not familiar with the technology used in mechanical watches, here's a great little movie that explains (first 3m16 are VERY 1940ies, after that it gets more technical

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CubEdIn

Romania5359 Posts

January 04 2012 16:24 GMT

#639

I know that one. It's a great little watch (and i say little because it's a bit small for my tastes).

The one thing you might be put off by is the lack of accuracy that comes with the 7S26 movements, but if you're a bit lucky you could have something reasonably accurate (<10s/day), and there's nothing like feeling an automatic on your wrist.