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Now that I'm over the initial shock of not having seen this thread before, here's my offering :)
I've been crazy about watches for as long as I can remember and still have most of the watches from my childhood (Not Pictured) Almost all the watches seen here have some story or the other behind them. But I'll save that for another time. I have this itch that prevents me from wearing a watch stock if I can help it. So most of the watches will be on a different strap than original.
I also love to have watches that are different from each other and have some character of their own. I hope you guys enjoy the pics as much as I enjoyed taking them. If you'd like to see more, look me up on instagram. I'm sir.clicksalot there.
Not seen here are my Seiko SNZF17 'Sea Urchin' and HMT Pilot. Both of them are on their way and should be here in a week. My father in law is the GM of HMT's Production wing in Ernakulam. The Pilot and a former Janata were procured through his contacts.

1st Row
- Fossil Nate Chronograph on 24mm Distressed Leather Nato (I had another XL Fossil Nate, which was gifted to my brother)
- Timex Expedition Dive Black on 22mm Buff Leather Nato (Excellent Lume)
- HMT Janata on 18mm PU Nato. (A leather one is on its way)
- Timex Expedition Dive Orange on 22mm Perforated Suede Leather Strap (Excellent Lume)
- Fossil Blue Chronograph CH2446 on 22mm Black Nylon Nato from Infantry (11 Years old. Case was recently changed by Fossil)
- Giordano Classic on 22mm Nylon with Leather Back Strap
- Casio G-Shock GA100 1A1 'The Dark Knight' (Ultimate Stealth and offers the best legibility in the GA100 family)
2nd Row:
- Timex Expedition E-Altimeter on 22mm Light Green Distressed Leather
- Alba Active AT3011 X1 with Lumabrite on 22mm Sport Nato
- Tommy Hilfiger Sport Red Bezel 1790434 on no strap. Chain Removed for Cleaning.
- Tissot Couturier Chronograph T035.617.11.051.00
- Seiko 5 Sports SRP283 Orange Cal. 4R36 with Hacking and Winding (Incredible Lume)
- Citizen AW1040 Eco-Drive Cal. J810 on 22mm Black Perforated Leather Strap
- Casio G-Shock GX56 1B 'King of G' Gold (The biggest G in Production)
- Various Nato Straps in 22mm Nylon. Have a few in 18mm as well (Not Shown)
A few close-ups from my instagram
Great to share this with fellow watch crazed nuts :)
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Originally Posted by Tassem
(Post 3659027)
Now that I'm over the initial shock of not having seen this thread before,
[*] Citizen AW1040 Eco-Drive Cal. J810 on 22mm Black Perforated Leather Strap
Great to share this with fellow watch crazed nuts :) |
Wow, that's a very nice collection. I just loved that Eco-drive.
Also you mentioned, you got a case replaced by fossil, was there any issue with the original one.
Thanks!
The Fossil survived 11 years and picked up a few small scratches along the way. Not too bad or unwearable by any measure, but when I called fossil about getting the seals replaced, I checked and they said they can get me a replacement case as well. Couldn't resist.
I've always had a soft spot for Fossils even though they are primarily fashion watches. Try getting a replacement part for a 10+ year old fashion watch and more often than not, you'd be disappointed. But not with Fossil.
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Originally Posted by Schoudhury
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Wow, that's a very nice collection. I just loved that Eco-drive.
Also you mentioned, you got a case replaced by fossil, was there any issue with the original one. |
Meanwhile today: The Tissot Couturier Chronograph.

The Seiko Sea Urchin today. My second favorite watch!

How did I miss this thread? stupid:
Presenting one of the daily wear watches I own and love.
The Casio Pro Trek
Others to give it company include:
Limited edition IWC :)
Rado
Tissot
Citizen Eco-drive
FastTrack (My first watch ever)
Will be posting a picture of the family soon.
Cheers,
Saurabh
Guys, are there any exchange offers running for Titan watches, at the Titan world stores or online?
Just got this watch as a gift by Wife on my birthday. She so knows my taste :)
If you are interested in the more high end watches you might consider downloading the app Watchville. Daily update and reviews of everything that is happening in the world of watches. Incredibly interesting and useful i find.
Enjoy
Jeroen
Planning to go to Doha, Qatar next month & was wondering if watches there would be slightly cheaper than in Mumbai? I have my eyes set on the Seiko Sportura series & today i also liked 1 Victorinox watch at the Helios store. I bet there must be more variety at one of these stores in Doha than at Helios.
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Originally Posted by PPS
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Planning to go to Doha, Qatar next month & was wondering if watches there would be slightly cheaper than in Mumbai? I have my eyes set on the Seiko Sportura series & today i also liked 1 Victorinox watch at the Helios store. I bet there must be more variety at one of these stores in Doha than at Helios. |
I was in Doha a few months ago, my impression was that watches, by and large, were more expensive then in India. But it might vary a bit of course from brand to brand, exchange rate etc.
I find the prices of most watches reasonable in India. As I travel frequently to Europe I can buy tax free in Europe and that is usually even slightly better then the best price I get in India. I've been to HongKong a few months ago, prices were more expensive. Im off to Singapore in a few months, will be interesting to see whats available at what price there too.
I have good experience with Helios. If you have your eye on a particular watch they can often get it for you within days if not in stock in the shop.
Good luck
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Originally Posted by Jeroen
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If you are interested in the more high end watches you might consider downloading the app Watchville. Daily update and reviews of everything that is happening in the world of watches. Incredibly interesting and useful i find.
Enjoy
Jeroen |
Not too much into real high-end watches, but the app is really interesting. Thanks for sharing!
I own several watches. Some of the photos that I have are for BVLGARI, BREITLING AND ROLEX. I shall post the photos of all later on.
It is heartening to see that the HMT Janata and the HMT Pilot and the Seiko Sea Urchin, despite being cheaper watches, still exude their own charm amongst the Seamasters and the Rolexes. Just what I feel.
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Originally Posted by Tassem
(Post 3659027)
Not seen here are my Seiko SNZF17 'Sea Urchin' and HMT Pilot. Both of them are on their way and should be here in a week. My father in law is the GM of HMT's Production wing in Ernakulam. The Pilot and a former Janata were procured through his contacts. |
The watch bug has hit me in last few months. Had never really been serious on watches, but now it is different. Just bought this yesterday and I saw this thread today! :-)
Casio - Enticer Series
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