Indeed :blink: Wasn't sure if it was uploaded correctly first time, so tried it again at a later time...:o

Its my birthday, this is what i got from my SO, an Buddha to Buddha aquatic explorer chrono with a rotating compass bezel. I've been eying this model for awhile, so was absolutely thrilled when I got it. :D

Its my birthday, this is what i got from my SO, an Buddha to Buddha aquatic explorer chrono with a rotating compass bezel. I've been eying this model for awhile, so was absolutely thrilled when I got it. :D

I'm still looking for a '79 version of this watch for my birthyear watch, the seiko 6309.

Got this on a close out sale, my first g-shock, the color is blue but it looks purple when in dark area's. It wears a lot smaller then the specs makes you believes, at 55x51mm it wears about the same as my other 46-48mm seiko's.    

  Love the look on that watch, how is your lume? I was a bit dissapointed with my ECB-500D, the lume is nowhere near as bright as my seiko's even when put in direct sunlight before testing and it fades much sooner in comparrisson. There is still the led light options on mine, but at 6:30 in the...

I would love to get one of pvd coated one as well but haven't seen them in store yet.:)

I don't know which generations this one is, but it lacks the always connect functions that the gmix has, like getting notifications and music control. The things it can do, you need the casio bluetooth app to adjust, setting up 5 alarm or which timezone you want on the secondary dial is just a...

Pick up a new casio today, solar and bluetooth functionality. I especially like the 3D hour markers and the second hands hit the markers accurately. Bluetooth let you adjust the timezone as wel align the hands when they feel off and lots more stuff i have yet to explore.

It used to be really easy to turn a positive face to negative and vice versa, just take out the polarized filter off your watch or calculator turn it upside down put it back on and you have the negative/positive display. :)

I used to owned the tv remote version in the nineties, messed around with the teachers in class when they tried to show us boring documentaries.   this one to be exact 

Bought two new ones since last visit this thread. :) My first radioactive watch, lume should last 25 years, Luminox 4241 ANU steel series, none of those lightweight polycarbonate carbon for me, it just doesn't feel right. The detail on the backcover is amazing. A retro calculator watch. :)...

Yesterday I pick up my first motorcycle, a 2001 Yamaha r6, bought my other gear along the way.

  I know about those springdrive, I was referring to this post; http://www.head-fi.org/t/70190/watches-another-passion-of-ours-it-seems-post-your-pics/9330#post_11467446 Where there is a pictures of the credor springdrive and one of a direct drive moonphase premiere..

You said the same spring drive, those are the credor, you probably meant the direct drive which is the seiko.

Hold up just a minute, did you just say you used to owned a 200.000,- dollar, only 4 made a each year Credor?!? 

Bought a fake Rado when I was on vacation in Vietnam, thought it was a great souvenir, no doubt whatsoever that it is a fake cause Rado don't make anything that looks remotely like it. I like the hefty weight of the hightech tungsten case and bracelet.

That is a great color combo, I tried the new prospex version of the monster in store, but too bad it looks kind of small in comparisson to my kinetic prospex so ended not getting it.eventhough I really like the looks of it.

My country favorite colour. :)

If I have that kind of money lying around I would get this Tissot Squelette, its a little bit in your face though.

usually seiko wears a lot smaller than they appear, I never thought I could wear anything bigger than 42mm, but as you can see this 48mm diver fit just right because the case curve around my wrist, so if you have the chance just try to see if it fit.  

Seiko astron maybe, big watch with GPS technology or seiko ananta springdrive just don't know if you can find them for under 2000 euro.

Here is an interesting read on the Lume vs tritium tubes.  http://forums.watchuseek.com/f2/tritium-tubes-tgls-vs-conventional-lume-ultimate-test-535726.html

I think you either mean Maurice Lacroix Pontos or you are looking at a fake.  As for suggestions, I don't see a diver, so how about a seiko marine master, omega seamaster, rolex submariner, deep blue or something fun like a g-shock. MTG.

This my new Seiko Prospex SUN021P1, A kinetic GMT diver.    Here together with his older brother the Velatura diver, the velatura was already a big watch, but the prospex is slightly bigger and heavier.   lumibrite shot