Watches - another passion of ours, it seems...post your pics!
Mar 8, 2012 at 4:46 AM Post #6,811 of 14,276


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My new big chunk of titanium.
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Does that really say "1000m"? :D 
 
Mar 8, 2012 at 4:49 AM Post #6,812 of 14,276
i was out of town. went into a shop that had a billboard on the road for this. i never heard of it before. i hope i did not make a mistake. i am guessing i am an idiot that i never heard of it before. the man explained about it and it looked nice so i got it. i can see at least i paid a fair price.
 
edit: holy smokes is that the same kind of watch in the post above? man, that's an eery coincidence.
 

 
Mar 8, 2012 at 5:26 AM Post #6,813 of 14,276
This thread piqued my interest in watches.
Although probably a bit too "dressy" for university use, and also the fact that the timepiece will be slightly larger than recommended for my wrist size, I will probably get an Orient in a few months.
I hate you all for making me spend more than I already do in audio haha
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Glad I'm only planning to get one watch and no more ... Hopefully
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Mar 8, 2012 at 7:15 AM Post #6,814 of 14,276


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This thread piqued my interest in watches.
Although probably a bit too "dressy" for university use, and also the fact that the timepiece will be slightly larger than recommended for my wrist size, I will probably get the Orient CDB05001B in a few months.
 
 


Great choice! I must admit I'm not a huge Orient fan, haven't seen a single design that really stood out, but this is one of their nicer ones. :) 
 
 
Mar 8, 2012 at 10:50 PM Post #6,815 of 14,276
Haha thanks. I'm very picky when it comes to aesthetics, and I think this model looks great at a reasonable price.
I love the exhibition back so if say a firned wanted to look at it, they could be amazed at the mechanism from the front AND the back hehe.
Open-heart watches and tourbillon style watches look the best IMO.
Very unique, but still classy.
 
To me, the open-heart design gives a glance into the beautiful way real watches work, and allows the viewer to have a sense of appreciation.
 
Mar 10, 2012 at 9:45 PM Post #6,818 of 14,276


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Well... I guess that would come in handy on the days you decide to embark on a stroll towards the center of the earth. 



No, that would be this one..............
 

 
Mar 14, 2012 at 11:49 PM Post #6,822 of 14,276


Deep Blue Master 2K
Swiss ETA 2824 Automatic Movement
2000M WR
 
Mar 15, 2012 at 1:34 AM Post #6,824 of 14,276
Helson Blackbeard........aaarghhhh!
 

 
Mar 15, 2012 at 2:35 AM Post #6,825 of 14,276
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This thread piqued my interest in watches.
Although probably a bit too "dressy" for university use, and also the fact that the timepiece will be slightly larger than recommended for my wrist size, I will probably get the Orient CDB05001B in a few months.

 
I've got an Orient and the Orient watches that I have seen in person (3) have been very well executed/finished and a good value.  (You can see a pic of one in my albums, I'm sure.)  
 

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