[ianmedium]

Oh what have I done!! To put this in perspective I own a lovely Rolex Milgauss, Omega Constellation double Eagle, vintage Bulova accutron, Tissot Ttouch, Couple of Citizens including the 2100, Seiko orange Monster, Timex and a couple of master of G Gshocks and now I have added this to the collection :eek:



In one of those eBay madness moments that we all succumb to I put in a bid for this, I have no idea what I was thinking of, I am simply not the type of person who wears watches like this or jewellery but there it is and it is on it's way as I type. Hundreds of CZ's and gold plated SS and Japanese quartz movement. I suppose Halloween is not far off :blink:

 

[Borat]

When are you shooting your next rap video? 

 

[ianmedium]

When are you shooting your next rap video? 

tell me about it!

 

[drewjp]

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Here's mine.
 

 

 

 
 

Absolutely gorgeous! Thanks for sharing!
 
BTW I placed my order and my IWC should be here in a week or so
 
 

 

[shane55]

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Absolutely gorgeous! Thanks for sharing!
 
BTW I placed my order and my IWC should be here in a week or so
 
 

Congrats! You will have to post pics...
But you knew that.

 
 

 

[CEE TEE]

@Mher6:  I have tried the same Antea that vagarach has on and I have a small wrist...
 
The Antea below seemed the "proper" size for me in diameter.  I think it was okay in thickness but it is a wholly different style than Nomos in that the case is quite cylindrical and as such (with sharp edges) looks much thicker than the Nomos (which I compared side-by-side) due to the Nomos having a curved back that hides much of the depth.
 
Trying the Antea, it didn't look "thin" by any means, but it didn't look "strangely" thick either.   
 
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Here is the Antea KS on a 6.25" wrist. The slim bezel and white dial really make the watch wear larger than it really is, but as you can see it looks fine here! I'm not a fan of the lugs, a bit spartan for my taste, but this watch is up there when it comes to timeless beauty.

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Thanks so much!  I've been reading a lot from there.
 
I'm trying to decide between an Antea KS and Antea 365.  My biggest concern is that I have a small wrist (~6.25'' circumference) and am afraid that the Antea's will look too big on me.  I've checked Stowa's website and it seems there is only a 1.0mm difference in the diameters of the KS and 365, so I'm not too concerned about the diameter of the faces.  What gets me is that the KS is much thinner than the 365.  I prefer the 365 since it is automatic and has the date feature.  However if the 365 is going to look cumbersome on my wrists than I'll definitely get the KS.  If anyone has experience with the Antea's please chime in!

 

[Confispect]

@Shane, I like it! 

 
Haven't got this yet it's set to be released next month.

 

[Koolpep]

Re: Rolex:
 
That's how used Rolex hold their value. You buy them and 10 years later yo can still nearly sell them for the purchase price (well, ok, 20% off maybe depending on model) they really keep their value due to this even used.
 
 

 

[Maxvla]

Pansar Moonracer Chrono

Pretty awesome look and well built. Sapphire, 44mm, Seiko quartz movement. Too bad it's way above my price range at just under $900 (620.90 Euro).

Comes with a Pelican case and extra strap:

 

[Confispect]

^ Looks like it's built like a tank. 

 

[shane55]

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^ Looks like it's built like a tank. 

Um yeah... and so does the one you posted! BTW, what is it?
 

 

[Borat]

 
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Pansar Moonracer Chrono

Pretty awesome look and well built. Sapphire, 44mm, Seiko quartz movement. Too bad it's way above my price range at just under $900 (620.90 Euro).

Comes with a Pelican case and extra strap:

 

This is the same watch I chose as my favorite Pansar for the WatchUSeek give away. I've entered every single one of the give aways so far and I really hope I win that one. 

 
For everyone who didn't win the Laco give away, Laco is offering 20% off plus free shipping at their online store. 
 
I'm pretty sure I'm going to take advantage of the offer and get either the Pilot Type A or Type B (entry Miyota versions).
 
Which one do you guys think I should get?
 
Type A - https://shop.laco.de/en/Pilot-Watch/Pilot-Miyota-Typ-A-brown1.html
 
Type B - https://shop.laco.de/en/Pilot-Watch/Pilot-Miyota-Type-B-brown.html

 

[Audio-Omega]

Are Citizen Eco-Drive watches reliable ?

 

[Szadzik]

 
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Are Citizen Eco-Drive watches reliable ?

 
I've had one for over a year now and am perfectly happy with it. Now I also have a Casio one and it is good too.

 

[Maxvla]

 

This is the same watch I chose as my favorite Pansar for the WatchUSeek give away. I've entered every single one of the give aways so far and I really hope I win that one. 

 
For everyone who didn't win the Laco give away, Laco is offering 20% off plus free shipping at their online store. 
 
I'm pretty sure I'm going to take advantage of the offer and get either the Pilot Type A or Type B (entry Miyota versions).
 
Which one do you guys think I should get?
 
Type A - https://shop.laco.de/en/Pilot-Watch/Pilot-Miyota-Typ-A-brown1.html
 
Type B - https://shop.laco.de/en/Pilot-Watch/Pilot-Miyota-Type-B-brown.html

I also chose it for the giveaway, but honestly any of the Pansar watches would be great. I've only entered 5 of the giveaways because I've only wanted 5 of them so far. Really wish they would pick winners on the 4 they closed yesterday.

As for your choice, just depends on if you want the hour subdial with minutes outside or just hours and no minutes indication. I'd choose the first one if it were me.