Let's see your watch collections!

[idvsego]

IT's indeed a Timex Expedition, no idea what model number or anything. It's probably about ten years old.

Cool, I know the one then. Always liked it

[migrabill]

My Collection - Page 1 - I may have a problem.


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[sethtvaughn]

My Collection - Page 1 - I may have a problem.

Most of the pictures are not working for me.

[Vicious49]

I am trying to consolidate a bit so I currently have:

1. Rolex 114060 No date Sub
2. IWC Mark XVIII LPP version
3. Sinn 103

I think the 1st 2 are keepers. As I want a JLC Reverso, I could see myself selling the Sinn to fund that someday.




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[LesserBlackDog]

Been a while since I posted a collection shot. This isn’t my full collection by any stretch, but recently these - along with my G-Shock - have been my MVPs.



L-R:

Seiko SKX009
Rolex DJ36 silver/rhodium tuxedo dial
Alba AEFD530*
Tudor Black Bay 36
Seiko SKX007

*Alba is a down-market subsidiary of Seiko, and this watch is effectively a clone of a Seiko Solar diver that was discontinued a number of years ago. Stumbled across this watch a year or two ago while trying to find a mid-sized diver.

[sethtvaughn]

*Alba is a down-market subsidiary of Seiko, and this watch is effectively a clone of a Seiko Solar diver that was discontinued a number of years ago. Stumbled across this watch a year or two ago while trying to find a mid-sized diver.

At first glance, that one caught my eye the quickest. I’ve been wanting a solar watch so this one will be going on the wish list.

[idvsego]

Been a while since I posted a collection shot. This isn’t my full collection by any stretch, but recently these - along with my G-Shock - have been my MVPs.



L-R:

Seiko SKX009
Rolex DJ36 silver/rhodium tuxedo dial
Alba AEFD530*
Tudor Black Bay 36
Seiko SKX007

*Alba is a down-market subsidiary of Seiko, and this watch is effectively a clone of a Seiko Solar diver that was discontinued a number of years ago. Stumbled across this watch a year or two ago while trying to find a mid-sized diver.

hey, an alba. Dont see those much. I was always intrigued by the spoon chronographs. Never pulled the trigger though.

[Heafcliffe]

Only two at this point. Had 20+ pieces but downsized.

Sorry for the blurriness.

B&R:


Sea-gull Aqua terra homage (Love This Watch!):

[mcadamsandwich]

I am trying to consolidate a bit so I currently have:

1. Rolex 114060 No date Sub
2. IWC Mark XVIII LPP version
3. Sinn 103

I think the 1st 2 are keepers. As I want a JLC Reverso, I could see myself selling the Sinn to fund that someday.

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Great collection!

That's really the ideal trio, IMO. I also have the 114060 Sub, but my "dress watch" is currently a Seiko SARB033; when funds allow, it'll be replaced by a JLC Reverso.

[tayloreuph]

Yeah, you might...

[thedrake]

Watches that I currently actually wear, from left to right: Casio Edifice EFV-100D, Casio Duro/Marlin MDV106, Casio G-Shock DW-5600E.

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Apparently I'm a Casio guy now. I'd say that most of Casio's designs are cluttered with junk, but every once in a while they make something simple, classy, and cheap.

[DocDave]

[MENTION=6764]thedrake[/MENTION] Looks like the digital is running a few minutes fast there

[thedrake]

[MENTION=6764]thedrake[/MENTION] Looks like the digital is running a few minutes fast there

Yeah, I was surprised that it's actually not that accurate and regularly running fast.

[JayS]

Current box:
Top Row:
1. Low end Bulova, the first new watch I ever owned.
2. Cheap fake skeleton watch from Sekonda, basically a British Timex.
3. Oris Divers 65. My fave but don’t wear all the time. Saving to give my son.
4. Sporty Timex
5 & 6. Old watches of my grandfather’s. Don’t run. Keep them to look at.

Bottom Row:
1 - 3. Timex
4. Seiko PADI Turtle
5. Open
6. Grandfather’s Mido from 1948. Runs perfectly but tiny. Saving for my daughter.


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