Post your watch collection

Al4traZ said:
here is my little contribution to the thread...

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Submariner Ceramic Bezel:

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Gold Day Date coming soon...
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Never seen a Sub-c with polished center links.
 
thats juste light reflection, it cause confusion I agree, even looks the same on the Rolex website:

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your right the sub never been out this way, the only possible way to have polished center links is it you put a GMT master 2 bracelet on it like this:

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mig0s said:
aware me guys... is TW steel a good brand? what about the quality? How is it compared to citizen watches
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My personal opinion is this. Tw steel is an oversized fashion watch. The big watch fad is almost dead unless you have tribal tattoos. Citizen and seiko make fantastic watches. If I was buying something for under 500$. It be that . Over 500$-1000~ I'd buy a Hamilton. My max size is 42mm. I can see 43mm being "ok" if it's light and thin and you have big wrists. Good luck and post what you bought
 
tommyz24 said:
My personal opinion is this. Tw steel is an oversized fashion watch. The big watch fad is almost dead unless you have tribal tattoos. Citizen and seiko make fantastic watches. If I was buying something for under 500$. It be that . Over 500$-1000~ I'd buy a Hamilton. My max size is 42mm. I can see 43mm being "ok" if it's light and thin and you have big wrists. Good luck and post what you bought
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Thanks man. There was a sale at the bay and i kinda liked some tw steel watches. But all my friends tell me that for the price, there are way better watches. Btw i have big hands/wrists so i didnt find them too big lol. Bit ill pass and buy something nicer later!
 
im owning a citizen and its a pretty well build watch, im wearing mine everyday for 2 years and half and still going #1 ! and with the eco drive technology you dont need to change the battery in it !
 
Seiko has more "pedigree" than Citizen. This one seems like a better deal to me, but at this price point I think it's rather a question of taste/look. Take a look at the Bulova Precisionnist, very hard to beat for the money, and the high BPM is a nice feature.
 
JagerBomb said:
Seiko has more "pedigree" than Citizen. This one seems like a better deal to me, but at this price point I think it's rather a question of taste/look. Take a look at the Bulova Precisionnist, very hard to beat for the money, and the high BPM is a nice feature.
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the precisionist is cool but its sooo damn thick. I'd take a seiko over a citizen but this is just personal choice. both are fantastic everyday watches
 
JagerBomb said:
If you ever sell that one, LET ME KNOW !
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I think I'm going to have this one 'till the end of days...Just keep on looking at ebay, do a little homework so you know what to look for. In longines anything before the swatch buyout is good. So 30s-40s-50s-60s and 70s are all fine. Manual wind or automatic are both really nice, I don't like quartz personally on a vintage watch. Just look for something that the hands and dial all look pretty much the same age with the same wear. I bought just the head, put it on a strap I had lying around and I regulated it since it was running way too fast. Now it runs at about -3secs and I'm cool with that..close enough. They seem to be going for more money than usual, still less than vintage Omega and I think the quality is very similar. But prices are rising unfortunately. Good luck, I'm not a super expert on them but if you see one you like , let me know and I'll tell you what I think.
 
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