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Old 22nd May 2006, 12:01   #76
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Hmm my watches will be the paupers in this collection here....hehe
I have a 5 yr old Titan watch / leather belt (which I wear sometimes) and a $6 silver metal belt bought in a Walmart (which I use even less) ;-)
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Old 22nd May 2006, 12:31   #77
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The current watch I'm wearing right now is a 4 jewel swatch irony. Total aluminium look, totally chic looking. My other regulars are a giodano, an esprit and a junkers.

Godspeed.

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Old 24th May 2006, 11:08   #78
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between me & my 2 brothers, we share:
breitling - chrono - steel & gold with blue leather strap & blue dial
breitling - chronomat GT - full steel with midnight blue (almost black) dial
omega - seamaster full steel with blue dial
rolex - daytona yellow gold with leather strap & white dial
rolex - gmt master 2 - full steel with black bezel & black dial
rolex - submariner steel & gold with blue bezel & blue dial
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Old 24th May 2006, 12:28   #79
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Tissot V8 - chrono
Citizen eco drive - chrono
Romanson adel series - chrono
NEXT WATCH
Longines LungoMare - chrono
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Baume and Mercier
Capeland S steel. Absolutely love it.
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Old 24th May 2006, 15:17   #81
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Hi

I have casio protrek triple sensor Model PRG-50
Mine is with resin band. Cool watch for trekking and travelling wit Altimeter, Barometer, thermometer and digital compass, Duplex LCd, auto backlight Its Tough solar so no need for battery replacement. A GPS system and it would be perfect.
Altimeter has to be caliberated for accuracy. Also it has built in Ascent descent recorder to help scaling heights. Cool watch.
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Old 24th May 2006, 15:38   #82
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I have a watch that only tells me the time in hours and minutes, no seconds. It does not even tell me the date. That is because there is no place for a second hand or date functions.

It's the super thin - Titan Edge

It's smart, elegant and I love it because of sentimental reasons - I was gifted this watch for my marriage.

The other one is a Titanium Citizen analog watch with digital processing. Tells the time, date, chronograph, alarm, stopwatch, calendar...blah blah. Main reason of use is that its completely water proof and I can swim with it. Its also very light.

BUT THE BEST CLOCK THAT I HAVE LIKED IS THE ONE THAT WAS ON THE DASH OF THE FORD ESCORT. UNFORTUNATELY THE BALENO DOES NOT HAVE ANY SPACE FOR SOMETHING LIKE THAT ON ITS DASH.

There is a provision for a clock though which is mostly not filled because of the Stereo Systems having the time display anyway. But i wouldn't mind filling in that clock space, if it would tell me the outside temperature, time etc, something like the Opel's multi info meters. Does anyone have a clue where you can get something like this?

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Old 24th May 2006, 15:41   #83
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Currently I own:

Omega seamaster large GMT white dial (automatic)
Tag Heuer F1 chrono blue dial (quartz)
Tag Heuer 2000 series Medium with white dial (quartz)
Tag Heuer aquaracer blue dial (automatic)
Edox Les bemonts chrono in SS (automatic)
Westend Watch Co 52 of 500 self winding automatic Sowan series 2000 (18K YG)

On order: should recieve them in the next 2-4 months

Omega Speedmaster Micheal schumacher 2001 limited 5656/11000
Tag Heuer Carrera Jeff Gordan Limited edition(automatic)
Panerai PAM177H


Will post photgraphs soon.
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Old 24th May 2006, 19:16   #84
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Originally Posted by burjiis
I have a watch that only tells me the time in hours and minutes, no seconds. It does not even tell me the date. That is because there is no place for a second hand or date functions.

It's the super thin - Titan Edge

It's smart, elegant and I love it because of sentimental reasons - I was gifted this watch for my marriage.
Ditto for me ! On all the points mentioned above ! 4 yrs and going strong.
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Old 31st May 2006, 06:39   #85
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Lets see some pictures friends.... you guys seem to have a great collection

Not really a watch collector here but here are my watches (bad pictures i know)...

Daily use -
Fossile arkitekt


Other - sparingly used
Mavado


Tag Aquaracer 2000 black
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Old 31st May 2006, 11:00   #86
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I have

1> Rolex Oyster Perpetual
2> TAG Tigerwoods Edition and
3> CASIO protrek

But i wear them very often as i always tend to see the time in my cell
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Hi Guys,

Dont know how I missed this thread. Am not too fond of bulky watches and prefer the sleek elegant ones.

1> Piaget - Protocol in leather belt
2> Piaget - Old model gifted by my dad(leather)
3> Audemers Piguet - All gold(given by wife)
4> Audemers Piguet - Royal Oak all gold
5> S J Dupont - Classic
6> Rolex - Oyster(metallic given by grandad)
7> Omega - Sea Master
8> Buccherer
9> Patek Phillipe
10> Guess Chrono
11> Titan Edge - Leather
12> Couple of good looking imitations for dialy use

Viper
I dont know how I missed it, since i love watches almost as much as cars..if as much equals 10%

but i am crazi about watches too..

currently a small collection since all the watches you have named are top tier..ferraris of the watch world...

EDIT: Actually let me correct that you have the Paganis and Koinegsegg's of the watch world..cuz ferrari would be like rolex..so..man good stuff..my dad also likes watches and he has a Patek, Rolex, AP and Franck

Currently I have a Panerai Chrono, Cartier Pasha, Cartier Roadster, Looking to get a AudemarsP Montoya Royal Oak Offshore..thats going to a big big savings dip...also got a rolex daytona and should recieve my piaget upstream soon..

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Old 1st June 2006, 23:49   #88
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Hey i got Tag heuer which i bought here in CA
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Old 2nd June 2006, 13:08   #89
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Well i had a TITAN Fast Track.....but after getting my mobile i feel the watch is of waste and gave it to my servants's son!
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Old 2nd June 2006, 13:33   #90
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Finally decided to give up my loyal DKNY and get my self a BVLGARI Diagno ..... Love the simple styling of it with the option of no chrono since i dont see the point of it......cost 3800$ @ the BVLGARI store in NYC.......how much do you guys think it would cost in bombay or which is the cheapest city to get it from?
Also, how much do the rolex sport series cost?
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