[iFi audio]

As often as maybe 3 times a week, but being a self winder it needs adjusting unless worn everyday

Thanks!

I'm a cheap skate...

Might be affordable, but still looks very good

 

[Watagump]

My entire collection, for now and my straps for the Panerai.

 

[iFi audio]

My entire collection, for now and my straps for the Panerai.

Sick collection. Really impressive

Which one's your main?

 

[Watagump]

Sick collection. Really impressive

Which one's your main?

The Panerai.

 

[Brava210]

Me too, these are so big they can be used as a weapon if need be, the blue is a 48mm and the other is 50mm.

I love Invicta's...good looking,well made,accurate,..CHEAP

 

[iFi audio]

The Panerai.

Why am I not surprised

This one would most likely be my fav as well

CHEAP

The key word

 

[Watagump]

Why am I not surprised

This one would most likely be my fav as well



The key word

Whats funny, at least too me. The order of the watches are from my cheapest to my most expensive. They are also in order from when I bought them and the order of my fav from least to most. They are also worn from the most to the least, in the picture.

 

[Brava210]

I like the face colour on the Edifice

 

[kdphan]

My entire collection, for now and my straps for the Panerai.

is that a PAM183 I see there?
the 183 was my first dive into Panerai.

 

[Watagump]

is that a PAM183 I see there?
the 183 was my first dive into Panerai.

388. I wont buy anything high end unless its an in house movement. Not that it makes it better, it just means to me the company took time to MAKE a watch, not just assemble one.

 

[kdphan]

388. I wont buy anything high end unless its an in house movement. Not that it makes it better, it just means to me the company took time to MAKE a watch, not just assemble one.

Of all the radiomir cases I've owned, the 190 was my favorite. It had the JLC 8 days movement before Panerai started producing their own.

 

[snapandslide]

Why am I not surprised

This one would most likely be my fav as well



The key word

For your price range, worth checking out Timefactors. Some solid designs, though buying one is a bit of a pain with a small time window. Lots of reviews on YouTube too - http://timefactors.com/

388. I wont buy anything high end unless its an in house movement. Not that it makes it better, it just means to me the company took time to MAKE a watch, not just assemble one.

Honestly most of the brands outsource through the wider group. A large drive to inhouse for basic movements was to find alternatives to ETA. A downside is also being tied to send back to manufacturer to service - and the brands are getting pricey. I'm over the whole in-house - I'll look for quality of finishing and if they're trying to do something special.

Of all the radiomir cases I've owned, the 190 was my favorite. It had the JLC 8 days movement before Panerai started producing their own.

I have one! Cracking watch, with the most buttery smooth manual wind. The only watch I've tried with a nicer wind cost over 50k!

Needs a service though - that will not be cheap I fear.....

 

[Watagump]

For your price range, worth checking out Timefactors. Some solid designs, though buying one is a bit of a pain with a small time window. Lots of reviews on YouTube too - http://timefactors.com/



Honestly most of the brands outsource through the wider group. A large drive to inhouse for basic movements was to find alternatives to ETA. A downside is also being tied to send back to manufacturer to service - and the brands are getting pricey. I'm over the whole in-house - I'll look for quality of finishing and if they're trying to do something special.



I have one! Cracking watch, with the most buttery smooth manual wind. The only watch I've tried with a nicer wind cost over 50k!

Needs a service though - that will not be cheap I fear.....

My Hamilton stopped working, since they are part of the Swatch group, getting that done was cheaper than my Panerai. I took the Hamilton to the service center, my Panerai I had done by a local watch maker. $600 for the Panerai, just over $300 for the Hamilton. Since Swatch owns ETA, they just put a new movement in.

 

[Brava210]

Vostok today.

 

[iFi audio]

Whats funny, at least too me. The order of the watches are from my cheapest to my most expensive. They are also in order from when I bought them and the order of my fav from least to most. They are also worn from the most to the least, in the picture.

You just gave me extra reasons to take a look at that photo once more and study it more carefully now