Nice! pickups.
A few watches I have picked up in the last few weeks.
I'm torn. I have several Citizens and have been looking at getting a nice automatic the last few weeks. I like the Air King posted earlier, but not sure I want to dive in at that level. I'm currently strongly considering a Breitling Superocean II 44 with a black dial as my first step. It's grey market (Jomashop) and I'm comfortable with that. I've purchased from them before (my Citizen Promaster Altichron) and had a good experience. The other watch I'm considering is a Tag Heuer Formula 1 Automatic - yeah I know, I know Tag sucks...but I really like the style and the price is easy to swallow.
Any thoughts on the Breitling?
I should also add that this will go into my EDC rotation.
Always neat watches in this thread but until I retire it's pretty much IronMan or G-Shock for me because sure as sh!t the first time I wore a nice one on duty somebody would want to fight and the watch would get destroyed.
My Rolex Submariner has not been babied. I beat the crap out of it. After 20 years the mainspring broke, but with a service the cost isn’t bad. I even let my teenage son wear it sometimes.
How often do they need to be serviced and average cost?
I'm torn. I have several Citizens and have been looking at getting a nice automatic the last few weeks. I like the Air King posted earlier, but not sure I want to dive in at that level. I'm currently strongly considering a Breitling Superocean II 44 with a black dial as my first step. It's grey market (Jomashop) and I'm comfortable with that. I've purchased from them before (my Citizen Promaster Altichron) and had a good experience. The other watch I'm considering is a Tag Heuer Formula 1 Automatic - yeah I know, I know Tag sucks...but I really like the style and the price is easy to swallow.
Any thoughts on the Breitling?
I should also add that this will go into my EDC rotation.
Just my two cents. Go all the way with the Air King. You get the Rolex reliability, a cool looking watch, and all the features of the Milgauss at a lesser price. Is it expensive? Sure. The watch will outlive you.
Here's my new Hamilton Khaki automatic (42mm). My dang BIL got me interested in mechanical watches. My first was a Fossil Automatic with a Japanese movement and a skeleton face. It's a little dressy looking for every day and it wasn't long before I was looking to "upgrade" to a more casual every day watch. I like the Hamilton story and history, and really like the look of the field watches.
With the prices of some of the watches I'm getting interested in I'm starting to think I should save money and buy more guns!
Hey all, need some help with this.
I got this watch from my mom after my dad passed. She said my dad wore it everyday before I was born. I am guessing it over 50 years old. It is not in the best of condition and I was wondering if it was worth having professionally restored. It will not be for sale ever due to sentimental value.
Can any of you watch gurus tell me anything about it? Who made it? The model? When was it made? What it it worth?
Thanks for looking at it.
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Can any of you watch gurus tell me anything about it? Who made it? The model? When was it made? What it it worth?
Thanks for looking at it.
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