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Originally posted by TMann View PostChristopher Ward makes a 38mm version of their dive watches. That may be my next watch purchase.
I've started paying more attention to the length (lug to lug measurement) of the watched that I'm looking to buy. I had a Victorinox Dive Master that was about 43mm in width, but the lug-to-lug distance was about 50mm which was too big for my 6.75" wrists. I currently own Seiko and Citizen dive watches that are about 46mm in length and they sit much more comfortably on my wrist.
Originally posted by Sose View PostReally digging that second hand!
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Originally posted by 07Rams View Post...the watch I wear daily is a cheapo TSS Sparklestar that I picked up on Amazon because I wanted to try a chrono (and it had to be on the dressier side for work). I've fallen in love with it, unexpectedly, but it doesn't seem right to put it up with more reputable brands...
That being said, if I had my grandfather's Seamaster (as I remember you saying once), it wouldn't leave my wrist until it was time to be passed onto the next generation. Enjoy in good health! :-)
As for the watch, it truly is my daily wear unless I'm doing manual labor or exercise. That said, it's just about to go back to the watch guy as it has stopped running...but I have faith it'll be back in order soon enough!Duncan
I know my username is dumb; blame 12 year old me.
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Originally posted by Terminado View PostHey man, if you think it looks good, post it up! Be a change of pace from all of the more 'reputable' watches that fill this thread.
As for the watch, it truly is my daily wear unless I'm doing manual labor or exercise. That said, it's just about to go back to the watch guy as it has stopped running...but I have faith it'll be back in order soon enough!
I want to see them all!
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Originally posted by 07Rams View PostI don't participate in this thread, only because the watch I wear daily is a cheapo TSS Sparklestar that I picked up on Amazon because I wanted to try a chrono (and it had to be on the dressier side for work). I've fallen in love with it, unexpectedly, but it doesn't seem right to put it up with more reputable brands...
That being said, if I had my grandfather's Seamaster (as I remember you saying once), it wouldn't leave my wrist until it was time to be passed onto the next generation. Enjoy in good health! :-)We are here to drink beer. We are here to kill war. We are here to laugh at the odds and live our lives so well that Death will tremble to take us.ā ― Charles Bukowski
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Can't say that I am. The mechanical component and craftsmanship of watches are the parts I like. Take that away and I'd rather just use my phone which is always by my side.
Oddly enough, my twin brother is the exact opposite of me. Doesn't understand the appeal of mechanical watches but LOVES his apple watch. To each his own I guess.
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Originally posted by Sose View Post
Explorer II kind of day today.
This one has incredible sentimental value - it was a wedding gift from my wife.
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Originally posted by LesserBlackDog View PostThis would be the Rolex I owned if they'd kept the 40mm case with the new hands/dial.
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Originally posted by 07Rams View PostConfidence Level: upgraded! Thanks guys!
Here's my daily wear. I didn't know much about the IWC it's modeled after before hand, but boy do I ever now! Maybe one day...
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Thanks for sharing!
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