[Podster]

Nice watch! Here it is so it shows in all of its glory, @bundy:

I concur

I love my Orient Producer so much I just dropped on the Apex that reminds me of this one

 
Which reminds me I need to look up that Texas orange "G"

 
I like that face shape on the Invicta @havagr8da , that strap looks like shark skin

 

[moedawg140]

I concur:bigsmile_face: I love my Orient Producer so much I just dropped on the Apex that reminds me of this one:wink_face:




Which reminds me I need to look up that Texas orange "G":tongue_smile:

I like that face shape on the Invicta @havagr8da
, that strap looks like shark skin

Looking good!

As for the Texas Orange Bluetooth, you can find one for a little less than MSRP on fleabay currently. It's one looker, that's for sure!

 

[Podster]

Looking good!

As for the Texas Orange Bluetooth, you can find one for a little less than MSRP on fleabay currently. It's one looker, that's for sure!

Yessir it is

Being a bad boy this afternoon Moe-Daddy, Rt. 44 Frozen Cherry Limeade

 

[bundy]

I concur:bigsmile_face: I love my Orient Producer so much I just dropped on the Apex that reminds me of this one:wink_face:




Which reminds me I need to look up that Texas orange "G":tongue_smile:

I like that face shape on the Invicta @havagr8da
, that strap looks like shark skin

 

[moedawg140]

 
Yessir it is

Being a bad boy this afternoon Moe-Daddy, Rt. 44 Frozen Cherry Limeade

 

 
...for both your Texas, and your Frozen Cherry Limeade. I may have had the exact same drink when I had one at a Sonic in Nebraska last year.  Uber yummy! 

 

 

[Lemieux66]

My watch at the moment is a Rolex Submariner, no-date version. I love well made objects, especially ones I can carry around with me at all times - that's why I'm buying the NW-WM1A

 

[GRUMPYOLDGUY]

My watch at the moment is a Rolex Submariner, no-date version. I love well made objects, especially ones I can carry around with me at all times - that's why I'm buying the NW-WM1A

Good man. The classic, the way it was meant to be.

 

[Saraguie]

My new favorite
 

 

[PalJoey]

Of course, there's a cheaper way of telling the time: http://www.hexmaster.com/goonscripts/what_time_is_it.html

 

[Mr Rick]

This is what I chose for the weekend.
 

 

[kazsud]

Watch-fi,
 
When I was growing up I turned into a audiophile and overall music lover.  
 
My older brother on the other hand is into watches and sports cars, a few years ago he designed his own watch. 
 
This is his first design The Ristola Plongeur/UTC 300 Meter COSC/ISO Diver. 
 
All studio pictures were by Lee Shelly.
 
http://kck.st/2jgY9Zq
 

 

[GRUMPYOLDGUY]

Watch-fi,

When I was growing up I turned into a audiophile and overall music lover.  

My older brother on the other hand is into watches and sports cars, a few years ago he designed his own watch. 

This is his first design The Ristola Plongeur/UTC 300 Meter COSC/ISO Diver. 

All studio pictures were by Lee Shelly.

http://kck.st/2jgY9Zq

Interesting. How is he still able to source ETA movements?

 

[kazsud]

Interesting. How is he still able to source ETA movements?

He the man. 
 
All I know is he spent a lot of money getting the first one made and he knows people in the industry.

 

[bigfatpaulie]

Interesting. How is he still able to source ETA movements?

 
NOS stock.  He's not buying direct; same as Chronoswiss before Gerd Lange sold his soul and the brand became junk.  Remember the good days?  

 

[GRUMPYOLDGUY]

   
NOS stock.  He's not buying direct; same as Chronoswiss before Gerd Lange sold his soul and the brand became junk.  Remember the good days?  

 
I didn't even think of that... but how long before that well runs dry and the cost for a basic 2892 exceeds it's value?
 
What are the alternatives? Sellita... a Chinese clone with a factory in Switzerland? No thanks. I passed on some Tag heritage models I actually kind of liked (don't judge me) because they used Sellita movements. 
 
At least Breitling is starting to produce more watches with their in-house movements. I guess technically ETA is an in-house movement for Omega, but they have others as well... In fact, I'd be first in line for a PO or that gorgeous new SM300 if it weren't for the display backs which add too much thickness. Rolex and Tudor of course have always used in-house movements. But I digress... in-house is the way the entry level watch industry going, and that's not necessarily a bad thing.