WATCHES: POST EM HERE YOU DUMB FUCKS

[Anonymous No.9044906]

New thread. Last one reached bump limit.

>Solo movement edition

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[Anonymous No.9044958]

>>9044915
>>9044920
Y does a watch needs to have so much shit to tell the time?? That's just stupid.
>rich fuccbois muh tradition
SMART WATCH MASTER RACE checking in

[Anonymous No.9044970]

>>9044958
>going through life being this dumb.

[Anonymous No.9044985]

>>9044958
First of all g8b8m8
Second, the amount of pieces put in those movements are intended to do much more than simply tell the time, like calendar, elapsed time measuring, astronomical and musical complications.

[Anonymous No.9044988]

>Muh Patek 5175 movement.

>1366 parts
>108 jewels
>32 bridges
>20 fucking complications.

Too bad the watch is gaudy as fuck.

[Anonymous No.9045003]

>>9044988
Yeah, too bad.

Like I said in the other thread, they overdid it. They could have something very special, but instend they blew it and now they must wait another 25 years to amend their fuckup.

[Anonymous No.9045026]

>>9045003

It's a very impressive watch and those hand carved leaves are incredible but it leaves the impression that you get when going in an expensive middle eastern hotel. In that it clearly cost freight-loads of bullion, is made exquisitely by people who are the top of their craft but completely over-done in the styling in an attempt to appear more valuable.

Restraint is the essence of what should have made that watch.

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[Anonymous No.9045101]

>>9045026
The problem is that they decided to carve every single tiny bit of the case, pushers, lugs, crown and bezel posibles AND also give it an excentric lugs desing to allow it to twist and revel the other side. That's simply too much. They already have it before or, could learn from others solution in dealing with so much complication and hadwork. Pic related.

[Anonymous No.9045127]

>>9045096
Even though that Galileo Galilei is awsome, I see your Astrolabium and I raise a Johannes Kepler Tellurium (a more interesting complication from my point of view). :-)

[Anonymous No.9045139]

>>9045127
Fantastic watch, Ulysse Nardin always classy as fuck.

[Anonymous No.9045159]

>>9045139
Damn right my friend. Pic of one of mines. (Badly took in an ariport.) The best travel watch ever.

[Anonymous No.9045169]

>>9045101

We'll see what they will do for their 200 year anniversary, hopefully not try to do everything.

>>9045139

Ulysse Nardin is for rich Russians and owners of scrap yards who lucked into millions with the mental state of an 11 -year old.

>If you press a button the snake will lick the girl and the dude will hump.

[Anonymous No.9045174]

>2014
>not having a wrist watch with 242 jewels

[Anonymous No.9045183]

>>9045159
Wow, I'm jelly. How much did it cost, you classy son of a bitch?

>>9045169
What are your favorite watch brands? Enlighten us with your supreme knowledge.

[Anonymous No.9045193]

>>9045169
I highly doubt there'll be a 300 year anniversary for PP as we understad watches today (this goes for all brands) so they better get their shit together as it is their sole chance now. (Maybe still fo the 250, but I'll be dead by then so who the fuck cares?)

HAHAHA Not all UN automatons are this ridiculous, check this Alexader the Great, for example.

[Anonymous No.9045199]

does anyone have the cheap watched guide? please post

[Anonymous No.9045210]

>>9045199
>does anyone have the cheap watched guide? please post

yas pls

need ~$150 rec

[Anonymous No.9045221]

>>9045183
It's not that expensive m8. That particular reference cost only shy of 8k usd and it is still the best traveling watch IMO. I may sell it eventually to buy a manufacture one (in steel as well), though. Pic related.

[Anonymous No.9045230]

>>9045193
>I highly doubt there'll be a 300 year anniversary for PP as we understad watches today (this goes for all brands)
Why do you think so? Automatic watches are like expensive toys and don't exist for functional purposes since a long time ago, why would they disappear in the next decades?

[Anonymous No.9045268]

>>9045230
In the last 50 years of so more than half of all traditional watchmaking technics have vanished as in died with the watchmakers.

Did you knew almost all guilloché on dials is made with machines that are close to a hundred years old and that none is trying to fabricate more and several other can't be repaired anymore?

Real traditional watchmaking (aka the carving on that Patek case, the hand painting of Lange's big date disk, handmade Cotes de Geneve, manpushed Clou de Paris engraving, wood black polished anglage, etc...) cannot compete with modern high end watchmaking technics (Rolex, for example) because is a bad business model and will eventually disappear.

In the time F.P. Journe makes a single gorgeous dial as my Chronometré Bleu's, Rolex makes around a thousand watches (good watches, I'm not arguing that) and profits like a mother fucker in comparition.

A few days ago I was talking with Stephen Forsey (yes, from Greubel-Forsey) and he told me he was really happy he stared a program to teach young watchmakers forgotten watchmaking technics and that is awesome, but when I asked how may students the program supported he told me: One for now, eventually five.

I wept silentely

[Anonymous No.9045280]

>>9045230
>>9045268

Fuck. I hit the post button before ending.

As I was saying, is not that mechanical watches will disappear, but the artistry side of traditional watchmaking is by now as old as it can self-sustain and we'll see it vanish.

And this doesn't constricts to watches the original formulas for the white faced wheels that were sold with turn of the twentieth century cars is lost as well, no one can replicate the exact same color.

[Anonymous No.9045300]

>>9045199
>>9045210
if anybody ever needs the guide and i'm not here, it's always posted in the OP of /g/ watch threads
obviously still WIP

[Anonymous No.9045305]

Reporting in.

[Anonymous No.9045312]

>>9045268
I understand what you mean, improvements in the automation of automatic watches will blurr the line between mass-produced and hand made watches pushing artisanal techniques to an ever-shrinking niche market.

While what you said is true, I don't think that's enough to kill traditional brands like Patek Philippe because you pay exactly for the privilege of owning something hand made. It's like saying that stainless steel will kill white gold because they look the same thing; yes, it'true that stainless steel might have displaced a big part of the white gold market, but arguing that one will kill another is a bit of exaggerated in my opinion. Or like saying that mass-produced suits will extinguish professional tailors.

[Anonymous No.9045318]

>>9045305
I had never been patient enough to developp a good eye to spot fake Rolexes (I buy my watches from Official AD's and don't care what anyone uses as long as they are good people) so I'm gonna risk it and say: nice watch. Enjoy it.

[Anonymous No.9045322]

>>9045318
It's a very well made replica. The bracelet is the giveaway, Rolex doesn't make a jubilee bracelet in 21mm. If they did I probably would have continued saving for the genuine. Until they do my purchase of the replica is my protest.

[Anonymous No.9045327]

>>9045322
Pic related is why I love the jubilee.

[Anonymous No.9045335]

>>9045312
You got me wrong m8. Patek, Lange, Audemars, Vacheron, Journe (hopefully) Jaeger, etc... will still be there. They'll still exist by the time PP's 300 anniversary comes, but they won't be the same; they won't be the niche (well, kinda) of traditional hand watchmaking technics that they are yet today.

PP 5175 is Patek showing off the traditon they have mastered in 175 years, when their horological masters die there might non be any successors left. :-(

[Anonymous No.9045372]

>>9045335
Just to give you an idea of what is happening, take Laurent Ferrier's case.

The momment monsieur Ferrier left Patek Philippe, Patek subtly slowed all toubillon productions and sales. Why? Because at some point or another all toubillon watches passed directly through Laurent Ferrier's hands and Patek needed some time to capacite others watchmakes to achive the exact same quality that the former Technical and Product Director imprinted in their complicated watches.

This is still, and will always be (and thereore die because of it) a rare and truly talented reign of the very few.

[Anonymous No.9045406]

>>9045300
>bagel sport

[Anonymous No.9045414]

>>9045406
Where? can't find it

[Anonymous No.9045418]

>>9045305
Your photo is literally un-fa on top of un-fa.

[Anonymous No.9045430]

>>9045406
Yup. Still a good watch for 30 bucks, despite chinky name.
>>9045418
If you can't tell, I don't come here regularly. I'm from /g/

[Anonymous No.9045442]

>>9045430
>If you can't tell, I don't come here regularly. I'm from /g/

My bad, anon. I always tell people not to be dicks to anyone who comes in here looking for advice, and then I went ahead and did just that myself.

Your Rolex is a great watch, there's just kind of a stigma attached to them these days (think BMW drivers).

[Anonymous No.9045585]

>>9045322
>>9045327
Oh, I see. Well... still enjoy it.

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[Anonymous No.9045738]

Hello,

I'm looking for a watch and I consider buying the "Maurice Lacroix Elirox Chronograph".
It's in my budget and comes close to what I'm looking for. Unfortunately I'm not rich yet so I can't afford some fancy watch with open squelette parts or automatic. Mostly I want the watch to be thin and to have a metalband, and the clock-face should be rather simple with thin parts. Although I don't like this band 100%, it's okay.
What do you think of it?

[Anonymous No.9045758]

>>9045585
Thanks. if it makes you feel any better about me as a person I've never tried to pass it off as genuine.

[Anonymous No.9045808]

>>9045738
Pretty. I think the mesh goes really well with it too.

[Anonymous No.9045815]

>>9045139
came looking for a watch thread with this pic in mind and was not disappointed, thank you anon

[Anonymous No.9045842]

>>9045758
At least you're not like the guys who come in here with their canal street subs and expect people not to notice.

[Anonymous No.9045880]

>>9045430
can't find this piece of junk. ebay and chinamanexpress doesn't have it.

[Anonymous No.9045885]

>>9045815
Nice UN.
I like the bracelet. What is it and w2c?

[Anonymous No.9045893]

>>9045880
You have to lurk really hard for them, they never put the name in the title. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/390614255945?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&var=660144991267&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

[Anonymous No.9045896]

>>9045893
>steel bagelsport

[Anonymous No.9045910]

Thoughts on Rodina? Should i cop this one? Or are there other watches with similar style/price that i should look in to?

[Anonymous No.9045917]

>>9045893
thanks. gonna cop me a fresh bagel.

[Anonymous No.9045947]

>>9045738
Beautiful piece m8

[Anonymous No.9045959]

>>9045910
It's a good cop, nice bahaus design and nomos homage.

[Anonymous No.9045967]

>>9045738
Beautiful. How's the price? Also, w2c?

[Anonymous No.9045976]

>>9045893
this milgauss homage is much nice and doesnt have that ugly ass bagel sport logo on the face

[Anonymous No.9045985]

>>9045893
this milgauss homage is much nicer since it doesn't have that ugly ass bagel sport logo on the face

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>>9044920
>>9044915

[Anonymous No.9046370]

such vintage

[Anonymous No.9046378]

Fuck you all neckbearded fedora cunts

[Anonymous No.9046387]

>>9046378
umad?

[Anonymous No.9046391]

si o no?

[Anonymous No.9046423]

>>9046391
>No
>Nee
>Nein
>Not
>Nie
>Non
>Pas

[Anonymous No.9046428]

>>9045985
w2c?

[Anonymous No.9046433]

>>9046378

[Anonymous No.9046652]

What's /fa/s opinion on the Kairos Mechanical Smart Watch?

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ndycU_dUHNQ

[Anonymous No.9046755]

>>9045985
doesn't have the green ring.

[Anonymous No.9046765]

>>9046370

I fucking like. How is it, as a watch?

I don't know shit about watches.

[Anonymous No.9046772]

>>9046765
It's nice. It's pretty. It's expensive. It's a watch.

[Anonymous No.9046776]

>>9046772

It's gorgeous. However, how are the internals? I've read some good looking watches have shit internals.

[Anonymous No.9046779]

>>9046391
Jezzus at least get something with gold in or on it.

[Anonymous No.9046805]

>>9046776
It's got a very high quality quartz movement for the price. It aught to perform flawlessly for quite some time. It's also got a sapphire crystal so you really don't have any worries about scratching it.

[Anonymous No.9046834]

>>9046772
>It's expensive
Well son, that's relative. How much is it?

[Anonymous No.9046839]

>>9046652
Hybrid watches (mechanical-smart) are still probably years from being truly good. You should get an authentic mechanical for now and wait paitientely before coping somethig like that.

[Anonymous No.9046841]

>>9046280
Happy fapping. (ewww)

[Anonymous No.9046845]

>>9046834
http://www.helgray.com/collections/watches/products/skyfighter

$350

[Anonymous No.9046854]

>>9046834
Damn m8. I could buy like ten of them with what I'm wearing today.
>One has appreciate diversity in life, a good looking cheap watch is refreshing every once in a while.
Thanks m8. I think I'll buy one, cause why not?

[Anonymous No.9046857]

>>9046845
Damn m8. I could buy like ten of those with what I'm wearing today.
>One has appreciate diversity in life, a good looking cheap watch is refreshing every once in a while.
Thanks m8. I think I'll buy one, cause why not?

[Anonymous No.9046867]

>>9046857
Neato. What you got on today?

[Anonymous No.9046872]

>>9045221
I want this one. How much is it?

[Anonymous No.9046901]

>>9046867
Today I'm wearig one of my most affordable pieces; today is Speedy day. :-)

>>9046872
The steel version sells for a bit less of 11k usd. The gold version (depicted) is 26k usd.

[Anonymous No.9046907]

>>9046901
>The gold version (depicted) is 26k usd.
well fugg

[Anonymous No.9046919]

>>9046901
>Today I'm wearig one of my most affordable pieces; today is Speedy day. :-)

Rather jealous actually. I want a Speedy Pro 3570.50

Sure it's run of the mill, but it's easily THE Speedmaster that everyone knows and loves.

Also, it looks good on damn near any nato strap and I've got a shit load of nato straps.

[Anonymous No.9046926]

>>9046907
Go for steel m8. Looks great and steel is more coherent with a travel watch. See this >>9045159
Is mine and is steel because is sturdier and resist better any hits and doesn't attract so much attention when I'm traveling.

[Anonymous No.9046947]

>>9046919
>I've got a shit load of nato straps.
I hope you manage to get it soon as I'll probably love seeing a speedy in so much different natos. "vive la différence" "vive les couleurs"

[Anonymous No.9046968]

>>9046947
While I want to get it soon, it's certainly not in the pipline. If I sold off my entire collection at the moment I could probably grab one, but I like a couple of these too much to sell them off.

I am really thinking about sending off my Skyfighter. I just don't like it as much as I thought I would. It's a nice watch, but I'm just not connecting with it. It's also not the only one I'm looking to send off either, a couple in here were definitely impulse purchases that had their novelty wear off.

[Anonymous No.9046989]

>>9046968
If I were you I'll get rid of 1,4,5 and 6 and keep only the Seikos, the Orients, your new Cerberus and the Helgray (you can use your nato collection on it).

Remember you should try to keep upgrading the quality of your watches gradually, as constant as you can.

[Anonymous No.9047025]

>>9046968
How much do you lose from the original value when you sell one of your watches?

[Anonymous No.9047036]

>>9046989
You're about on the same view as me. 1 is a Poljot alarm from the early 90s. I really underestimated it's size and I'm just not diggin' it so it'll probably be gone soon.

4 I will keep hands down. It's a Techne Sparrowhawk II and I absolutely adore it. I fawned over it for a good couple years before I became a WIS and really enjoy it. It usually lived on nato straps, trying out a different 2 piece.

5 is a Rossling & Co. quartz. It's my 'fun' nato watch and looks great with most nato straps and relatively cheap. I'll probably hold onto it 'till I get my Rossling & Co. automatic to take it's place.

6 is a modded Seiko 5. Got it, wore it, it's alright but no longer tickles my fancy.

I'm looking at sending off the Poljot, Skyfighter, modded Seiko 5, and the Union on the end to make room and cash for a few others. Been eying a Steinhart OVM and a Prototipo. Might pick up a used Techne Harrier with a 9015 too.

>>9047025
It varies depending on the watch. I could probably get around 80% at least for the ones I want to sell.

[Anonymous No.9047056]

>>9046968
How much do you want for the rainbow disk Orient? I'm a huge faggot so this tickles my scrotum tickling, pole smoking fancy. I'm serious about the watch, though. Be nice to this turd burgler.

[Anonymous No.9047058]

Should I get a leather strap on this one or keep the twix o' flex?

[Anonymous No.9047280]

>>9046968
I'm having trouble deciding between a rossling and a rodina
the rossling is quartz (a pro for me; I don't want more shit to worry about) but it's more expensive and doesn't have the mechanical novelty attached.

[Anonymous No.9047289]

>>9045910
cheesy bootleg/counterfeit watch

[Anonymous No.9047337]

>>9047056
Not selling the Disk.

>>9047280
I had a Rodina at one point. I sold it in favor of keeping the Rossling. The Rossling is thinner, a larger, has a sapphire crystal, and of course you don't have to futz with the possibility of a bunk movement. You can probably find one used for a hundred bucks or so.

[Anonymous No.9047433]

>>9047337
there's none on ebay; I'll suck it up and pay full price
I'm more of a leather guy
the rodina is sapphire too

[Anonymous No.9047437]

>>9045985
no bagel. no buy

[polite sage No.9047440]

>>9047337
those hands are turning me off
in some photos it looked like they were metallic blue, but up close they just look gross

[Anonymous No.9047463]

>>9045885
B439 StingHD, was originally why I was thinking about UN because dayum does it go good with a watch

[Anonymous No.9047474]

Is Breguet on the same tier than Patek?

[Anonymous No.9047535]

>>9045174
Every fucking time.

[Anonymous No.9047575]

Swag

[Anonymous No.9047585]

Can anyone recommend me a dress watch?

-white dial
-black leather band
-36-37 ish diameter
-10mm thickness or less
-prefer no date

Automatic preferred but quartz is fine as long as it doesn't tick loudly. Budget $500 or less

[Anonymous No.9047599]

>>9047585
This

[Mifune No.9047634]

>>9047575
hehehe

>>9046907
if you plan on spending 10K on a watch, there are a lot of options other than a nardin

[Mifune No.9047662]

>>9047474
depends on the watch, overall no one beats Patek in terms of perception but Breguet is up there, almost every mechanical watch still contain a Breguet spring.

I'm saving up to buy my sister a Queen of Naples, they're simply unrivalled in terms of womens watches.

[Anonymous No.9047683]

>>9046067
>Lightning-bolt second hand
Thanks! I would have had no idea otherwise!

[Anonymous No.9047690]

>>9046919
Would love to see one on this strap.

[Anonymous No.9048158]

>>9047662
>almost every mechanical watch still contain a Breguet spring.

What.

Breguet, the person, invented the hairspring but it is not known as a "breguet spring". If you mean to say that "almost every watch contains a breguet overcoil", that's not true either.

The overcoil is an upward bend in the hairpsring that brings the terminal curve closer to the center of the hairspring, improving its concentricity during expansion and contraction and, therefore, the watch's isochronism.

Most watches have some kind of bend in the terminal curve, usually referred to as a "dogleg", but these are not the same as a breguet overcoil.

[Anonymous No.9048176]

>>9047662
>almost every mechanical watch still contain a Breguet spring.

What.

Breguet, the person, invented the Breguet overcoil, which is a upward bend in the hairspring's terminal curve that brings it closer to the hairspring's center, improving its concentricity during expansion and contraction, thereby improving isochronism and accuracy.

Most mechanical watches have some kind of bend in the terminal curve, usually called a "dogleg" but these are not Breguet overcoils.

[sieg heil !szTe0VDR1w No.9048179]

>>9044906
tfw can justify $600+ shoes, $3500+ jackets and $300 shirts

but a watch over $1500 is stupid in your opinion even though you love certain high end watches

i like to stick to these low end disposable watches, i had that vintage cartier tank for like 6 months and stressed everytime i smacked it agaisnt the cheap aluminum door handle of a taco bell

now with a $500 seiko i don't give a fuck about straches or the crystal or the bracelet

and i care even less about the orient, wear its shooting, to the beach, gym, pools etc

[Anonymous No.9048182]

Which one guys? Are vintage seikos worth getting? They're both under $50.

[sieg heil !szTe0VDR1w No.9048188]

>>9048182
no, seiko = wear for 5 years never service then toss in garbage

buying vintage seiko is like buying BMW 3-series used without the free maintenance, warranty and repair period when bought new...absolutely stupid

[Anonymous No.9048191]

>>9048182
Also the right one seems to have the dial misaligned if you look at the rim. What's up with that?

[Anonymous No.9048210]

>>9048188
Did you have a bad experience with them that make you say that? Seikos seem to be fairly well received here so I assume that they are generally reliable as long term watches. Not to mention these are likely made in good old Japan and so the quality should be better than modern seikos, or am I wrong?

[Anonymous No.9048213]

Ordered this because you can never have too many divers.

[Anonymous No.9048217]

>>9047474
>>9047662
Movement vs movement speaking, Patek still holds the upper hand regarding finishing, but they aren't alone up there, A. Lange & Söhne is the only other non-independent that shares the first place when it comes to decorating and finishing.
An equally shared second place belongs to Audemars Piguet and Vacheron Constantin. Third would go to JLC, Breguet, Roger Dubuis, Richard Mille, some others and so on...
Again, this classification is only from a construction, finishing and decoration point of view. If brand vs brand, la Grand Maison (Jaeger LeCoultre) should be way up there as virtually all Richmont Group brands benefits frome their developpment, Renauld & Papi (AP's dream team) had co-worked with them to investigate new materials and PP's Advanced Research is basically supported by JLC own reaserch.

[Anonymous No.9048220]

Selling, email or inquire within.

Also, performing cleaning and lubrication on watches with few complications, time permitting.

[Anonymous No.9048230]

>>9048220
Another.

>>9048210
>replying to sieg

[sieg heil !szTe0VDR1w No.9048235]

>>9048210
those are old seiko 5's while they're better than the malaysian made ones of today, they're not true mainline ones that are well received

5 years IS long term. to keep a rolex running that long you're spending a couple of hundred a year in maintenance and repair if worn daily

[Anonymous No.9048237]

>>9048230

[Anonymous No.9048253]

>>9048179
>>but a watch over $1500 is stupid in your opinion even though you love certain high end watches

Are you talking about yourself or are you talking to me Sieg? Because virtually almost all of my watches cost more than that and even much, much more, and I can clearly justify spending them bucks in my watches.

Regarding damages, I belive is only the first bang that hurts, once you already hit it, you learn to relax and enjoy it. (Unless you're a freaking savage that will eventually fuckup his watches.)

[Anonymous No.9048274]

>>9047683

Fuuuck me that's so cringeworthy. Not the nicest looking watch in the first place but holy shit why print that on the dial?

[Anonymous No.9048278]

>>9048274
This

[Anonymous No.9048546]

>>9047585
This is my preferred dress watch. Mineral crystal, screw in crown, quartz, and since the seconds hand is in a chronograph-ish state, then the ticking is very suppressed. Copped it for 135$

[Anonymous No.9048552]

>>9048546
>quartz
dropped

[Anonymous No.9048561]

>>9047575
gtfo

[Anonymous No.9048744]

>>9047575
kek

[Anonymous No.9048784]

Anybody know any a good modern minimlist style watch?

[Anonymous No.9048819]

copped the cheapest watch that I wouldn't give a shit about if broken for work.
went with the al qaeda choice.
I've grown quite attached to it though its so cool looking and ive worn it out with a nice dark outfit and it fits well. Have I simply no taste in watches?

[Mifune No.9048861]

>>9048217
I think like you said, a lot of that categorising is subjective and quite difficult to really measure.

I'm not sure about the inclusion of Dubuis and Mille... but that's probably more to do with the lack of history.

[Anonymous No.9048862]

>>9047289
>cheesy bootleg
>counterfeit

elaborate, please?

keep in mind i'm not a watch enthusiast like some of you here, and i don't think i have a single friend that even owns a watch let alone anything good

also, this would be my first watch in 10+ years

[Anonymous No.9048918]

>>9047058
leave it, it's a master piece!!

[Anonymous No.9048974]

>>9048546

I love it.

[Anonymous No.9048997]

>>9048819
nah m8, the casio terrorist is a classless timekeeping device

[Anonymous No.9049001]

>>9048997
this. anybody who wears this shit as dress watch is a lunatic.

[Anonymous No.9049052]

>>9048819
This kind of shit is the antithesis of formal attire. >Not even once.

[Anonymous No.9049068]

>>9048552

[Anonymous No.9049094]

>>9049068
http://forums.watchuseek.com/f2/patek-quartz-blasphemy-612073.html

[Anonymous No.9049107]

>>9048552
>>9049068
>>9049094

Quartz are not all the same thing and obvioulsy they don't hold the same value.
>Still, if given the choice I'll always prefer a mechanic movement.

[Anonymous No.9049302]

>>9044908
>>9044915

[Anonymous No.9049377]

>>9045305
>>9045327
W2C?

[Anonymous No.9049393]

>>9049377
Your local rolex authorized dealer.

[Anonymous No.9049445]

>>9049393
>>9049377
seriously though, if you really want to buy a fake, here you go
http://www.torobravos2014.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=39_212
that one has the blue DJII with the fantasy jubilee bracelet that rolex doesn't make for the 41mm datejust.
if you want the accurate bracelet you can get this one. the head of the watch is still from the same manufacturer.
http://intime.co/product.php?id_product=1433

[Anonymous No.9049446]

>>9049052

>>9048997

Oh I understand that it's not to be worn with anything smart, but a casual tee and jeans it looks gr8

[Anonymous No.9049691]

>>9045725
can't find a website that carries them. w2c

[Anonymous No.9049845]

already cop'd this but still waiting for it to arrive.
r8.

[Anonymous No.9049860]

Should I buy this?

[Mifune No.9050419]

>>9045305
still don't believe you that it's a fake, bracelet or not.

where is the link to where you bought it from?

[Anonymous No.9050572]

>>9050419
I did a custom order on intime.co and had him source the jubilee bracelet for me and throw it on the DJII he stocks that's normally on oyster. http://intime.co/product.php?id_product=1433

[Anonymous No.9050578]

>>9050419
You wouldn't believe how good fakes are these days. Shit ain't like $30 canal street fakes.

[Anonymous No.9050784]

Have been saving up for a long time for something special when I graduate. I was thinking a submariner but thought this looked more unique and the movement is iconic. What does /fa/ think?

[Anonymous No.9050809]

>>9050784
>$10,000
hmm I don't know man

[Anonymous No.9050833]

>>9050784
go for it my nigga

[Anonymous No.9050843]

>>9049845
Ayy lmao

[Anonymous No.9050885]

Poorfag with a Seiko 5 here.

Does anyone know anything about Michel Herbelin watches? Good or not?

[Anonymous No.9050893]

>>9050809

Part of my rationale was that although $10,000 is steep (10,500 AUD), it should be a piece that will outlast me. Should always be able to sell it without too much depreciation as well.

[Mifune No.9050896]

>>9050572
>http://intime.co/product.php?id_product=1433
>>9050578
how is the movement compared to the real thing?

This is just interesting to me, to be fair, if i didn't have my DJ serviced at Rolex i'd think it was a fake too lol

>>9050784
>>10K for a zenith
>>not even once

[Mifune No.9050915]

>>9050893
1. 10K USD = 11500 AUD currently
2. If you don't want depreciation then don't buy new, especially not a zenith. That model goes for 50% of current value, which is a huge hit considering it's not that common a watch. The only way to counter is ot get a deep discount when buying new that offets depreciation

[Anonymous No.9050918]

>>9050885
>generic fashion watches with generic quartz movements

not interested.

[Anonymous No.9050943]

[Anonymous No.9050957]

>>9045738
It looks like the Mido Commander but more polished. Nice watch indeed.

[Anonymous No.9050958]

>>9050943
>invicta

[Anonymous No.9050971]

>>9047058
This >>9048918

[Anonymous No.9050976]

>>9050943
looks like one of those big ass mall gaudy quartz watches that plebs buy.

[Anonymous No.9050997]

>>9050915

The quote from the dealer was 10.5K AUD seeing that they are the only Zenith dealer in Sydney, I doubt they'd do anything substantial discount. I can do cheaper online but I'd rather not have to.

Depreciation wasn't a huge factor, it was more finding something unique, high quality and that I really liked. I just don't know as much about Zenith as a brand than their rivals (AP, Patek, Rolex, Omega ect...) John Goldberger seems to think they're at least worth collecting.

[Anonymous No.9051027]

>>9050943
your're watch goes to 60 faster than your car

[Anonymous No.9051042]

>>9051027
y-you're right

[Anonymous No.9051122]

>>9050896
>how is the movement compared to the real thing
Well it's 28,800 bph so the sweep is the same. The rotor is nearly as quiet as the real movement but not quite. I haven't done a teardown or anything so I can only comment on external qualities.

[Anonymous No.9051132]

>>9050896
>>9051122
If you were asking about the Tudor, it has an ETA movement if i remember correctly with a Tudor rotor so it's basically the same except the real BB has the higher grade.

[Anonymous No.9051815]

I love this watch and the sweeping second hand

[Anonymous No.9051949]

>>9051042

> 0-60 in 60

Twingo master race

[Anonymous No.9051967]

>>9051815

Gorgeous m8

[Anonymous No.9052143]

>>9048862
There's nothing counterfeit about it, some people just hate that there exists a cheap bahaus watch that a lot of people bought lately.

Would anyone say the Nomos version is a counterfeit Stowa ? That's silly. If you like it, buy it. I mean I don't like the black version but still.

[Anonymous No.9052175]

>>9045910
Anyone know how the lume is on this watch?

[Anonymous No.9052182]

>>9052175
Non-existent.

[Anonymous No.9052414]

[Anonymous No.9052440]

Is this any good?

[Anonymous No.9052449]

>>9052440
its the best

[Anonymous No.9052485]

>>9052414

> LIGHTNING BOLT SECOND HAND

Every
Single
Fucking
Time

[Anonymous No.9052486]

>>9050843
stop with that stupid memeshit. Is that your work watch? it looks awfully scratched and that is a hardlex crystal.

wanna cop this pulsar too.

[Anonymous No.9052487]

>>9052485
>>9052414

Also having the word watch after anti-magnetic.

What the fuck mane.

[Anonymous No.9052490]

>>9052485
why the fuck do they have to write it on the damn dial?

[Anonymous No.9052494]

>>9052490

It's fucking annoying. Also it's an ugly watch to begin with.

I hate walls of text on watches and Rolex is easily the worst.

[Anonymous No.9052502]

>>9052494

I don't think it's ugly at all but the pointing it out with text is stupid, but I probably shouldn't say anything because I posted >>9049845. first I was unsure about it having to many letters on the dial too but since I'm a lumefreak I can still live with it, I guess.

I own self-proclaimed "clean dial" and easy-to-read minimalist looking watches regardless already.

[Anonymous No.9052503]

>>9052486

This is the only relevant (new) Pulsar.

[Anonymous No.9052504]

>>9052494
oh just wanna point out that the Rolex logo on that watch is at least not the gaudy crest you find on every damn Orient watch.

[Anonymous No.9052506]

>>9052503
I like it but I'm not much of a fan of busy ass looking chronographs.

[Anonymous No.9052509]

>>9052502

Polished hands and polished indices ruin it for me. They look too... flimsy? It looks like it's trying to be a dressy and tool diver at once and it doesn't work for me. Get an Armida A8 if you want a bronze tool (with a sub style case), or a Halios Tropik if you want a bronze dress IMO. Yeah, bronze + dress don't really go together but it looks a helluva lot better than the Ancon.

I do like the cali dials Ancon uses though. But then I could just go and buy a Maranez for half the price.

[Anonymous No.9052515]

>>9052509
>Polished hands and polished indices ruin it for me. They look too... flimsy?

I don't have that problem. I don't like it because I'm thinking it could have lume hands instead. already less functional. I'm picky about features adding and missing.

>it looks like it's trying to be a dressy and tool diver at once.

I totally agree with that but I think it makes the watch interesting in the first place in a jack of all trades kind of way. I like it and would wear it.

[Mifune No.9052526]

>>9050997
Swiss concept suck mate, you can definitely get a discount as they don't move that much stock.

I don't bother with them unless I wanna see rolex and i price compare them to others. They tried to shaft a mate with omegas and I just sent him to my jeweller.

and Zenith is nowhere near a rival to Rolex, Patek or AP.... not even close. Barely against Omega

[Anonymous No.9052528]

>>9052515

Good point re lume.

Jack of all trades, master of none. Just doesn't do it for me, but that's okay. Would you consider buying it or does the lume factor put you off?

I noticed this on the divers subforum on WUS. I love it. It's got the Tuna vibe going on and as someone rightly said, it looks like a Tuna and a Doxa had sex. Pics of other variants in next post.

Given that it's a Borealis I wouldn't expect this to cost more than $500.

[Anonymous No.9052536]

I quite like the white/blue.

[Anonymous No.9052539]

>>9052528
>>9052536

Actually it's got a 9015 so it will probably cost more than $500. I thought it had an NH35.

So Maybe $6-700? Keep in mind the case is far from generic so I imagine there'd be quite a cost involved for tooling (or whatever).

[Anonymous No.9052661]

>>9052526

Not to sound argumentative, I'm just curious as to the specifics of your opinion. Granted Zenith are nowhere near an AP or Patek in regards to quality and hand finished detail (this is reflected in the price difference). Where are they lacking precisely in regards to rolex though? The el primero 410 movement was used in daytona's for a long time, with an impeccable reputation. So do you then think it's in the finish or just small details? I know the rolex will hold its value far better and be more recognisable (although the latter is almost a negative for me at least)

[Anonymous No.9052666]

>>9052528
>Would you consider buying it or does the lume factor put you off?

I would rather buy it. hands can get changed too.

[Anonymous No.9052713]

>>9052528
>Would you consider buying it or does the lume factor put you off?

on second thought, it puts me off.

[Anonymous No.9052735]

>>9052526

> Lumping Rolex in with Patek and AP.

People who buy Tags are the same people who buy Rolexs later in their career.

> Look at my watch, it cost $xxxx

Of the brands listed in the posts, this is my preference:

Patek > AP (almost on par) >>>>> Zenith > Omega (both are very close) >> Rolex (I wouldn't turn one down, but I'm never going to spend money on one).

I don't understand the hype.

[Anonymous No.9052743]

What do you guys think of nautica watches?

[Anonymous No.9053199]

http://www.torobravos2014.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=37_128_129&product_id=765

I really love the looks of this one.
has anyone had experience with this shop?

[Anonymous No.9053395]

>>9050943
nice car

[Anonymous No.9053443]

>>9053395
th-thanks

[Anonymous No.9053486]

>>9053443

qt car.

Would make gf.

[Anonymous No.9053617]

>>9053443
Miata? poorfagging hardcore.

[Anonymous No.9053856]

>>9053199
Isn't that a fake?

[Anonymous No.9054013]

>>9053199
Toro is a good guy. His English isn't very good but he'll replace any watch seized at customs (never happens in the US but if you're europoor) at no cost to you. He also sends quality control pictures for you to approve before he ships it out. EMS shipping takes less than a week.
Also, BP's planet ocean is fantastic.

[walw6pK4Alo !!Dad2zlG9Cj3 No.9054293]

>>9050976

That's what Invicta mostly is, oversized quartz Chinese crap. At least their small range of automatics have decent Japanese movements.

>>9052504

I think the crest ruins the look of so many Orient pieces like their divers, it just doesn't match the style of the watch or its function.

[Anonymous No.9054608]

>>9054293
This. People always give me shit for hating on invicta in the poorfag guide but the brand as a whole is really shitty.

[Anonymous No.9055046]

R8?

[Anonymous No.9055048]

>>9055046

[Anonymous No.9055059]

>>9055046
>>9055048
>plastic crystal so fragile you have to wear it on the inside

0/10

[Anonymous No.9055105]

>>9055059
Well actually it's mineral....

[Anonymous No.9055114]

>>9055105
really doesn't mean anything if it's still cheap and fragile.

[Anonymous No.9055122]

>>9055114
Not really fragile, I just wear it like that. I rarely even wear it. I've got an Omega Seamaster.

[Anonymous No.9055131]

>>9055122
you wear it like that because it's fragile and you're afraid of breaking it.

[¥UNG !DEMON.ky2g No.9055137]

I find that my SevenFriday P1-1 is a good daily watch

[Anonymous No.9055179]

>>9055046
>>9055048

Faggots on /k/ wear their G-Shocks like this because they think they're in the special forces lel.

Do you wear your Seamaster like this too? I certainly hope not.

Pics pls

[Anonymous No.9055189]

>>9055137

I read an article by the NY times that was talking about women and watches. The author thought the SevenFriday had a moonphase.

> women

[Anonymous No.9055214]

>>9055179
one of my profs wears his planet ocean like that.

[Anonymous No.9055233]

>>9055214

It just causes uneccesary discomfort of the inside of your wrist.

[Anonymous No.9055243]

>>9055189
Women don't need watches because there are clocks everywhere in the kitchen.

[Anonymous No.9055248]

>>9055243

Welcome to 2010

[Anonymous No.9055438]

>>9055243
What a mature and insightful response! I'm sure no one's made that joke before!

[walw6pK4Alo !!Dad2zlG9Cj3 No.9055965]

>>9054608

I'd put them above Swatch and most fashion watches, since their design can at least compensate for quartz, but you're better off just buying into Seiko, Orient, and other companies if you're looking at that price range. Swatch's selection looks like it's made for 10 year old girls, I can't believe these fuckers actually own so many important brands and their own products are completely awful.

[Anonymous No.9056152]

this is the god tier way of wearing a watch

[Anonymous No.9056167]

>>9044906
>>9044906

Here is my vintage Citizen 28,000 bpm only +1 min a week not bad for a watch from the 1970's

[Anonymous No.9056170]

>>9056167
>>9056167

forgot the pic

[Anonymous No.9056171]

>>9056152

Ask yourself this:

Would you prefer a scratched bezel or a scratched clasp?

> inb4 ceramic bezel doesn't scratch

[Anonymous No.9056342]

greetings from /g/
can anyone think of two other midrange watches that belong on here?

[Anonymous No.9056373]

>>9056342
Maratac Mid Pilot
Laco B-uhr

[Anonymous No.9056384]

[Anonymous No.9056401]

>>9056373
If they had 9015s instead of 8215s I'd be right with you but unfortunately I think 8215 watches belong in the first section of the guide.

[Anonymous No.9056633]

>>9049691
That's called a Citizen Camponela and is rarely sighted. Try higuchi, rakuten or eBay.

[Anonymous No.9056640]

>>9055137
This watches have a very mix audience in the horological world. There are a lot of purist. In my opinion, the watch is just fun to wear.

I am in the you like, you buy it club. Then wear it in good health.
Here's my P1-1 and my soldout P1-2 "Bright."

[Anonymous No.9056691]

>>9049691
>>9056633
Close m8, but it's called Citizen CAMPANOLA or simply Campanola in their latest renditions.

[Anonymous No.9056766]

I think this is the best looking seiko 5 model. What do you guys think?

[Anonymous No.9056815]

>>9055179
>>9056152
No.

[Anonymous No.9056980]

>>9056766
meh, it's decent. I
don't like watches with no numerals personally and I think silver dials (if that is silver) are shit because the rest of the watch is silver already. needs some contrast. having date and day of the week on your watch is based though. also it's looks huge. 44mm diameter case at least but I can't tell from this pic at all.

[Anonymous No.9056985]

>>9055214
my sports teacher back in middle school wears watches on the inside of his wrist too

he's a huge faggot and a dumb meathead wigger with a buzzcut. fuck that guy.

>muh special force quirks ;3

[Anonymous No.9056995]

>>9056815
nice puss feiled baloon arm

[Anonymous No.9057171]

>2014
>Not using your watches in the most fashionable way
>You're all plebs
Pic related.

[Anonymous No.9057345]

My new tag

[Anonymous No.9057351]

>>9054013
thanks.
europoor is excactly what i am thats why i aim for the replica. no chance im gonna be able to afford the real thing in the next 10+ years.
any recomendations where to look for good quality and reasonably priced replicas other than toros place?

[Anonymous No.9057385]

what

[Anonymous No.9057509]

>>9057351
intime.co, tswatchltd, and pure-time.com.
Puretime has a shipping service where they send it to a guy in the UK before sending it to your country so it doesn't raise suspicion at customs.

[Anonymous No.9057767]

>>9056766
shitty bracelet imo

>>9056980
>44mm

[Anonymous No.9057820]

>>9054013
Are the watches on the site fakes? I can't see anywhere on the site that says so(or the contrary for that matter), but the prices too good to be true

[Anonymous No.9057832]

>>9057820
sorry didn't read the Terms & Conditions

[walw6pK4Alo !!Dad2zlG9Cj3 No.9058280]

>>9056342

For the guys who update this, once you get into the midrange maybe it'd be good if you started including which watches have solid end links or what kind of clasp (stamped, machined).

[Anonymous No.9058396]

>>9056691
Sorry for the wrong spelling but yes it is the "Camponala" that one especially is the Citizen Camponala Cosmosign. I know someone selling it for 2,500USD all in and can face to face deal, if you are interested I can give you his contact info.

[Anonymous No.9058401]

Got 2 nice ones

My colt breitling like in pic and the new Omega Skywalker x33

[Anonymous No.9058406]

>>9056342
Steinhart OVM, Seiko Sumo, Seiko SARB/SARG, Hamilton Khaki and Below Zero Line, Citizen Grand Touring and etc.

[Anonymous No.9058480]

>>9058396
Not the same anon who asked, but please do post his contact info. I'm being looking for one for a while now.

[Anonymous No.9058485]

Mido Commander I in silver with the non mesh metal bracelet vs tissot visodate in white/silver with brown leather strap

[Anonymous No.9058559]

>>9058280
>for the guys who update this
it's just one guy, mate
>>9058406
Below zero and grand touring are both too expensive. Sumo is good, I'll probably add that. Everything else is already on there.
>>9056373
revision to original statement: I would put the mid pilot on there if it wasn't perpetually out of stock.

[Anonymous No.9058564]

>>9057820
>>9057832
they're fakes, but don't conflate them with canal street shit. there are some really well made watches there.

[Anonymous No.9058609]

>>9058564
>well made watches there
>Talking abour fucking reps
They might be better than an ordinary street replica, but they are still shit.
Better go buy some Seiko, Orient or Steinheart, don't be that classless man.

[walw6pK4Alo !!Dad2zlG9Cj3 No.9058679]

>>9058609

If you put a decent ETA movement into a well-made case and a good bracelet, a fake might still be a better watch overall watch than a real mid-range.

[Anonymous No.9058712]

Thinking about buying a new watch after my old one broke. In the $50 price range. So far these one caught my eye.

http://www.amazon.com/Seiko-SNK807-Automatic-Canvas-Strap/dp/B006CHML4I/ref=sr_1_3?s=apparel&ie=UTF8&qid=1415568242&sr=1-3&keywords=seiko+men
http://www.amazon.com/Seiko-SNK805-Automatic-Canvas-Casual/dp/B000LTAY1U/ref=sr_1_1?s=apparel&ie=UTF8&qid=1415568265&sr=1-1&keywords=seiko+men

Curious to what you all think about it.

[Anonymous No.9058756]

>>9058679
A fake will alway be a fake therefore, wiil always be a fraud.
>Shoke on that.

[Anonymous No.9058765]

really? No one has posted a vostok yet?

Cheap, decent at keeping time, classy(ish) looking.
Heres my komandirskie, with a replacement silicone strap(Tiny wrists, have to use a sized band or the excess strap looks ridiculous)

[Anonymous No.9058774]

>>9058609
It's hard to get past your prejudice against replicas at first. Just because they're infringing copyrights doesn't mean they can't be good.

[Anonymous No.9058785]

>>9058756
like I've always said, if replica manufacturers would put homage dials on their reps they'd sell like fucking hotcakes
think of all the great homages we could have

[Anonymous No.9058798]

>>9058774
>Just because they're infringing copyrights
>Just
Buy something honest anon, is a great way to live. Belive me.

[Anonymous No.9058802]

>>9058765
I have the Amphibia for a few months now but it's losing like 3-4 minutes a day. The movement isn't smooth either and materials are extremely shitty. The only good thing is the 200m WR and the fact that it's made in Russia I guess.

[Anonymous No.9058813]

>>9058712
please respond

[Anonymous No.9058821]

>>9058798
I've bought plenty of 'honest' watches. I bought a rep recently just to see what all the hype was about and it really opened my eyes.

[Anonymous No.9058826]

>>9058813
Seiko 5s are gud

[Anonymous No.9058827]

>>9058785
This. I have seen really good watches whose only sin is being named Rolex, Omega, PP, AP or etc...
whitout legally being.
I'd prefer them and even buy them if they at least had their own name, even if that name is "Tortilla Watches" or any other thing.

[Anonymous No.9058836]

>>9058798
You are the ultimate good goy. You're like the guy who pays $60 every time a new game in a series comes out instead of pirating it and then buying it later if you like it.

[Anonymous No.9058838]

>>9058813
Dial is shit and straps are trash. I sold mine after 3 months. You can find better seiko 5 out there.

[Anonymous No.9058845]

>>9058827
>tortilla watches
doesn't sound too far fetched when you've had a watch called 'bagel sport'.

[Anonymous No.9058846]

>>9058821
>it really opened my eyes
About how tolerable you are towards theaft and deception?

[Anonymous No.9058853]

>>9058836
>You're like the guy who pays $60 every time a new game in a series comes out instead of pirating
Yes I do. I even pay my voluntary taxes without cheating.

[Anonymous No.9058854]

>>9058846
You sound like one of those antipiracy commercials.

[Anonymous No.9058863]

>>9058838
Thanks, how about these two?

http://www.amazon.com/Seiko-SNKL83-Automatic-Stainless-Steel/dp/B00EVPM5ZI/ref=sr_1_27?s=apparel&ie=UTF8&qid=1415569685&sr=1-27&keywords=%22seiko+5%22
http://www.amazon.com/Seiko-SNKK45-Stainless-Steel-Watch/dp/B004JI4H9E/ref=sr_1_29?s=apparel&ie=UTF8&qid=1415569685&sr=1-29&keywords=%22seiko+5%22

[Anonymous No.9058870]

Can anyone identify this Orient? There's only 1 listing on ebay which looks overpriced as fuck. It says FEM5V002C9 or something but I can't find the particular model anywhere.

[Anonymous No.9058876]

>>9058845
It is still a rip off BUT you know you got it for the design, not the false name.

>>9058854
Ugh! I hate those commercials, even more retarded that a GAP store.
It's just that I'm honest, anon,

[walw6pK4Alo !!Dad2zlG9Cj3 No.9058877]

>>9058827

Yeah, it'd be nice to get more legacy looks but with modern movements. Also, is there a rep of the Omega 15k Guass AT yet?

[Anonymous No.9058882]

>>9058870
Looks vintage. Probably not easy to find.

[Anonymous No.9058890]

>>9058863
look at: >>9056766
a little more expensive (about $90) but doesn't look cheap like the ones you linked. Also check out Orient.

[Anonymous No.9058894]

>>9058870
Have you noticed the crystal is cut in a rather unorthodox way? Look dope.
>Probably that's why it cost so much.

[Anonymous No.9058896]

>>9058877
It's one of the best replicas out there right now. The gray version is the best since that's the gen they used to model it though.
http://www.pure-time.com/product/aqua-terra-15000-gauss-anti-magnetic-ss-11-best-edition-on-brown-leather-strap-a8500/

[Anonymous No.9058897]

>>9058870
That crystal is awesome though

[Anonymous No.9058906]

>>9058890
Will check out Orient, but ~$90 is out of my budget. I'm willing to go up to the ~$70 price range.

[walw6pK4Alo !!Dad2zlG9Cj3 No.9058917]

>>9058896

That'd be better with a Swiss movement.

[Anonymous No.9058921]

>>9058917
Nope, unfortunately.
They used a miyota because the swiss movements are all 8bps, while the AT is not.

[Anonymous No.9058923]

>>9058480
Here you go, you need to sign up to be able to contact him.
http://forums.watchuseek.com/f29/%5Bnew-stunning%5D-citizen-campanola-cosmosign-ctv57-1231-a-1127570-3.html

Have fun.

[Anonymous No.9058929]

>>9058559
Below zeros (non-chrono versions) sells 500$ preowned. Grand touring on leather sells for 350-500$ preowned.
Good luck and wear the sumo in good health.

[walw6pK4Alo !!Dad2zlG9Cj3 No.9058931]

>>9058921

So how did they decorate a plain movement into what that shows?

[Anonymous No.9058936]

>>9058712
Great and reliable watch mate. Seikos are very good when it comes to value for the money in this price point.

[Anonymous No.9058939]

>>9058929
Didn't know about the used prices. Maybe the grand touring. Still not sold on the below zero though.
I'd also hate to have someone find a watch they like on the guide and have to go hunting for it only to discover it's out of their price range.

[Anonymous No.9058941]

>>9058931
They just installed decorated bridges and rotor.

[Anonymous No.9058943]

>>9058845
A shitty milgauss homage. Ugly lightning bolt hands. Poor finishing and the markers aren't even perfectly shaped.

[Anonymous No.9058952]

>>9058943
It's a 30 dollar Chinese watch with a retarded name. I'm not expecting high end replica quality out of it or anything.

[Anonymous No.9059135]

>>9058765
But that's an Amphibian, anon.

[Anonymous No.9059139]

>>9058896
Is there any midsize terra aqua reps?
Have looked at the 4 largest / generally seen as trustworthy sites without finding any.

[Anonymous No.9059158]

>>9058802
its adjustable in the movement. theres a small lever labeled with + and -.
once you saw the gorgeous movement you will start thinking about trading the 200m resistance for a glass back.

>>9058813
i think youre good to go with a seiko 5 in that price range

>>9058863
the blue ones case doesnt look good to me

>>9059135
how would you recognise that?

[Anonymous No.9059163]

>>9059139
Nope. I wish.
Datejusts are midsized but still probably not what you're looking for.