Any watch aficionados here?

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Zach

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Everyone here appreciates fine tobacco....lets see how many of you appreciate fine timepieces!
Here's my pride and joy. Ive been wearing this watch for the last 4 years. The Ducati Chronograph made by Fortis. #913/1000. Fully automatic and with a Lemania 5100 movement, keeps wonderful time.

Now show me whatcha got! :thumbs:
-Zach

 

gandolf565

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I have a Seiko Titanium chronograph. Great watch. Light, thin, not too flashy.

 

ggiese

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gandolf565 said:

I have a Seiko Titanium chronograph. Great watch. Light, thin, not too flashy.

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My wife rips on me constantly about this - I'm a watch freak. I love watches.

My everyday watch is the Seiko Kinetic Titanium.

I love it for exactly the same reasons you do, gandolf!!! :thumbs: I'd also like to add that it is incredibly durable!!! I'm brutal on watches and this one takes a beating...

I've also got a Mavado SE (for dress)

and a Rolex Submariner (my dad's watch)

- but I don't like to wear those very often...

 

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Greetings! I have a Waltham day and date watch, which I have worn for the past 11 years. It is an excellent timepiece. I also have a very nice pocket watch, which I have not yet used. Regards, knightlaird

 

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Lopaka

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Since I fly for the Air Force I normally wear a Citizen SkyHawk Eco Drive.

When I go diving I use a Citizen Dive Master.

For the more formal affairs I have a Soviet Komandirskie Submarinar. (mine a little different then the image but the face is identical)

 

CoventryCat86

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An early 1970s Rolex model 6694:

 

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CalixEros

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I have a Movado Valor for my everyday watch, a Baume et Mercier Hampton Milleis for special occasions or whenever a I want a watch with a rectangular face, a Movado Esperanza for anything active where it may get damaged, and a couple others I don't really wear anymore.

 

smallg

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From my lovely wife

Oh, and a Skagen I hardly wear anymore.

 

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kro77

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I used to wear an Oris as my starter watch, now I have moved up to the Omega SMP GMT White Face like this:

My other watch is my grandfathers Omega manual wind from 1951 which I am currently having refaced.

My Sport watch is a Sunto S6, great for skiing.

 

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prometheus

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Here is mine:

Will be upgrading to a Breitling soon.

 

cigarsarge

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Seiko Kinetic Auto Relay and a Wenger Mountineer.

 

Wurm

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A Swiss Tissot Rock Watch in black granite for formal occasions that was given to me by my wife as a wedding present.

A Citizen Perpetual Calendar for work.

A Timex Explorer for when I'm out in the woods.

 

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Double D

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Timex Expedition digital compas.Good and cheap so when i break it wife doesnt get so mad.

 

Gonz

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I've got a Tag, but I've got my eye on a nice Patek Phillipe.

And a Suunto Stinger for diving.

 

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nhcigarfan

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I'm a Tag man myself. I couldn't find a picture of mine online so I will snap one and post it later.

 

tone-ny

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Yeah I have a few, Omega Seamaster, Tissot Seastar Sonorus, my dad's Longines 5 star Admiral and several Seikos a Hamilton, a Gucci and a ton of Timex Ironman watches.

I forgot I also have a Raymond Weil 5571.



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KayakinBoy

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I don't wear a watch anymore, but when I did it was this:

Suunto X6. Used it when hiking.

 

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thejollyco

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of course cc would have a retro 70's style watch.
old fart.

Mine is this:

got it from my uncle, and it's powered by movement and has a transparent back, so it looks awesomeo. It's kind of banged up, mostly my fault.

you guys have way too much money and i like the caption.

 

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Bill Clinton

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I own a Citizen Caliber 2100 Eco-Drive Analog Chronograph. You can check it out in the link below. I own the one with the black dial.

http://www.gemoftheday.com/watches/citizen.shtml

 

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chewbacco

darkside looks appealing...

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For the past several years I've been wearing a SEIKO Solar Diver's watch.

So far it's my most favorite watch.
No batteries, no worries.

I have tons of watches...SEIKO auto relay, several Titaniums Kinetics...but this Solar watch has been my most favorite.

I've been pretty lucky...my dad gifts me watches every couple of months.