[us.classic]

 

[Ultrainferno]

My latest precious

 

[AeroSatan]

My latest precious

I have a James Bond Seamaster from around 2004 or so but have always been eying this piece or the DSOTM edition. Timeless look.

 

[lgcubana]

My first San Martin. I've always passed on the "Panda" style, but the off white face drew me in.

 

[us.classic]

2 1/2 links out of 6 o'clock side micro in tightest hole for starters.

 

[Trihexagonal]

This is a Soviet Era Pobeda made at the First Moscow Watch Factory in 1957, same year as me, on a Twist-o-flex band. Comfy...

It has a dirty face like me and why I like it so much.

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[mudnut]

After a few years getting my feet wet in high(er) end watches - more drooling rather than partaking, I am glad to have discovered homage watches. Both in satisfying my desire for variety and to collect, and much to my wallet's relief. Though the brand name Octopus Kraken is polarizing, there's no doubt that they make very fine watches.

 

[us.classic]

 

[Magneplanarlover]

Vintage Tissot Rockwatches and a couple of new Timex. But I've gone off 'battery' watches. And replaced them all with an Automatic Seiko. Hope to buy more autos.

 

[Trihexagonal]

This is the first Soviet Era Russian Watch I purchased and got a real one first time at $20, plus shark chain. It's a Vostok Amphibia dive watch with an image og of the famous Islamic Blue shrine;

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[lgcubana]

San Martin "original design" GMT; I think this time it really is an original. Wasn't feeling the stock bracelet

 

[OM hawk]

Stowa Marine Classic 36mm. It's hard to capture in a photo how tastefully small it is, or how mirror-like all the reflective surfaces are.

 

[voicemaster]

 

[voicemaster]

Just another hobby of mine that even more expensive than IEMs/TWS.

 

[Takeda`1537]

... 3.65mm thick ...