Watches - another passion of ours, it seems...post your pics!
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My Arnie arm....
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I've liked Seiko watches since I was a tot.
This is The Tale of Ural watch, the design is based on a monument by Vitaly Semenovich Zaykov. Ural is a giant from Russian folklore that rode a giant lion and fought with Death, and when Death tried to hide from him in a lake he drank it. When he laid down to go to sleep his body formed the Ural Mountain range and lays there still:
This is The Tale of Ural watch, the design is based on a monument by Vitaly Semenovich Zaykov. Ural is a giant from Russian folklore that rode a giant lion and fought with Death, and when Death tried to hide from him in a lake he drank it. When he laid down to go to sleep his body formed the Ural Mountain range and lays there still:
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I love watches as well.
This is my recent acquisition.
This is my recent acquisition.
DaveStarWalker
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Oh yes, very good brand Sinn.
Perhaps one of the best, if not the best tool watches out there (hyper sturdy, tough, reliable, readability...) .
Perhaps one of the best, if not the best tool watches out there (hyper sturdy, tough, reliable, readability...) .
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DaveStarWalker
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As always, lense deformation !
This is a big watch, heavy duty, but not that big !
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Trihexagonal
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A Zlatoust from 1957 with the first true Russian movement and folk-art scene on the dial. It's loud...
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Panerai Luminor Chrono PAM 074 Automatic 40mm in titanium and steel, circa 2002.
What sets it apart is to found under the sapphire crystal case back - a Zenith Cal. 400 El Primero movement.
Just a great watch, very wearable and practical (200m WR and Arabic indices, great lume etc).
Hasn't missed a beat in 20 years.
What sets it apart is to found under the sapphire crystal case back - a Zenith Cal. 400 El Primero movement.
Just a great watch, very wearable and practical (200m WR and Arabic indices, great lume etc).
Hasn't missed a beat in 20 years.
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DaveStarWalker
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I think this one is more reliable with a Zenith caliber, than the current Panerai production equiped with their in house calibers... 
capetownwatches
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The El Primero is legendary for good reason.I think this one is more reliable with a Zenith caliber, than the current Panerai production equiped with their in house calibers...
Tough to match for pedigree, design or utility.
Fabulous movement.
Not even R*lex could stuff it up completely...
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DaveStarWalker
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Oh yes...The El Primero is legendary for good reason.
Tough to match for pedigree, design or utility.
Fabulous movement.
Not even R*lex could stuff it up completely...
We should talking about the Rolex's Daytona equiped with Zenith movements for a very long time...
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