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Some of those designs are crazy. I like mine a bit more basic and old skool...
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I like when you look at your watch, and can you easily see what time it is...
http://www.mrwatch.com/thumbs/T20041-500-500.jpg If you can do this for under $25, then that's a winner in my book! Under $15... even better! |
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A couple I like: http://exquisitetimepieces.com/mm5/g...20NR%20ACB.jpg The Franck Muller crazy hours movement actually jumps around the watch to tell proper time even though the numbers are out of order. http://www.europastar.com/europastar...6/hublot_1.jpg Hublot makes some badass versions of the big bang too... http://watchandmarvel.com/wp-content...-all-black.jpg |
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Just picked this up this week http://content.screencast.com/users/...10-05_1445.png |
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i'm fapping to this thread
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Been in the watch business for years... starting a new site very soon as well :)
Wearing an AP ROO Las Vegas Strip at the moment :) |
Rolex , Muller , Piquet its all nice but you forgot the KING of the watch (for many reasons btw ) http://www.breguet.com/
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I'd say that honor goes to Patek :thumbsup |
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Rolex produce about 1500 watches daily - brequet produce 3000 per year |
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The constructor was Mikolas z Kadane and he made it in 1410.The myth says that they ripped his eyes out to protect the "copyright" but its not verified fact. Its really 1 of the best sighseing in Prague. When I got Keith and Justin from screamingO here it was the first thing to see.Also Chris + his family from fleshlight were very very impressed - US people love that it seems |
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I got hooked on mechanical watches around a year ago... it's addictive if you like the complexity of making something so small do so many things without an actual battery...
My most favorite watches in my collection: 1) I am a Jaeger Le Coultre fan, have 3 right now: a) Duometre a Quantieme Lunaire (limited edition) http://www.montreshorlogerie.com/tl_...Lunaire-01.jpg Special thing here is two seperate barrels powering the escapement and the movement itself, meaning the escapement does not get affected by movements power drain and runs smoother b) Master Compressor Extreme World Cronograph http://www.jaeger-lecoultre.com/sihh...onograph_1.jpg Liked the look of the watch, and it has a neat (albeit simple) world time feature around the bezel. c) Master Grande Tradition Tourbillon Perpetual http://www.prestigetime.com/images/watches/q500649a.jpg A perpetual calendar (which means it displays the correct date and day of week and leap year, without having to reset the watch since it knows which months have how many days) with a flying tourbillon. 2) I do not like the gold in rolex watches, so I have a very simple rolex. The simplest that exist, a Rolex Explorer http://www.trustedwatch.com/cms/imag...wechselbar.jpg 3) Patek Philippe, as mentioned before, is one of the most prestigious and oldest companies in mechanical watches. They pioneered things like the perpetual calendars, and the minute repeater. Who better to get a perpetual calendar from? http://www.haroldfreemanjewelers.com...9_7-703346.jpg This is one of the very few perpetual's they sell that actually does not come with a flying tourbillon and a minute repeater built in too. 4) Newest piece in my collection, is a Panerai Luminor 1950 Titanium Tourbillon GMT. http://bp3.blogger.com/_UTeQhQcvdNU/...400/pam306.jpg Very simple looking from the front. Dual timezone. Manual, not automatic. But with a nice twist, on the back, the escapement rotates horizontally around its axis, instead of rotating the axis itself as in normal flying tourbillons. http://bp1.blogger.com/_UTeQhQcvdNU/...s400/306-t.jpg 6 days power reserve, via Panerai's standard 3-barrel-system. This is it for now.. still many watches I am trying to get, but need to do so slowly and most are hard to find. |
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Watches
Used to work at the world's largest hologram store. Everybody who came in, we showed them a hologram watch. (full on you see the hologram, tilt it slightly, see the time). Sold about a 1:10 ratio. Watches were $10 to $150. Watch commissions alone covered all my bills.
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Wondered when you would chime in :thumbsup |
forget the watch, pay off your mortgage first and ask a loser who wears one for the time
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Actually, I don't even wear a watch anymore. I can walk down the street and look in any storefront and get the time - or just look at my phone. The time is free - watches are unnecessary. |
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