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Real Brietling bought from Afghanistan $5 each

I have a couple of hundred watches but tend to wear just a few.

Early post WW2 Le Coultres



Dress Longines (1960s)



1950s vintage bumper movement Omega



1950s LeCoultre Futurematic



Regular daily wear - Omega Seamaster Pro in rose gold, and titanium



Omega Pie-pan Constellations



(And yes, I also collect and use fountain pens)

The Seamaster Pro rose gold and titanium is nice, cannot remember ever seeing that combo before.

That one isn't a common version - 2296.80. The movable ring under the gold band is made of tantalum, so really a three element watch. Prices keep climbing on them, but Omega decided to make a new version (which I don't like as much) that sells new for $14,800!

wspohn wrote: ↑Mon Mar 11, 2024 5:09 pm That one isn't a common version - 2296.80. The movable ring under the gold band is made of tantalum, so really a three element watch. Prices keep climbing on them, but Omega decided to make a new version (which I don't like as much) that sells new for $14,800!

I agree your model looks much nicer in my eyes

Bit of an off the wall purchase with this one, not my usual fare. It’s a Seiko Prospex Tuna Safari Edition. I wanted an everyday beater and since having this I have not been disappointed. Timekeeping is +20 secs a week for a watch looking this good and a price point of £450 it’s fantastic.

That looks fantastic, love the colour

Dark Diggler wrote: ↑Wed May 22, 2024 9:55 am That looks fantastic, love the colour

It was one of the reasons that drew me to it, very unusual colour for a watch

Picked this up a few weeks ago, it's a 2020 watch and fresh from a service at Bremont.

Nice piece, British as well

Here’s my daily timer….

That’s a very elegant and unique watch