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I picked up a wolf design after I got my blnr as well. Bigger than I expected but I like it.
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That white gold/blue Sub is gorgeous.
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Thanks guys, I'll check out the Wolf Designs options. Much appreciated.
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hi guys. new to this thread.
i just got a new watch. it's a Wenger Roadster.
I'm not familiar with this brand but its looks good in my opinion. also its swiss made.
can anybody chime in on their opinion about the brand?
thanks
hi guys. new to this thread.
i just got a new watch. it's a Wenger Roadster.
I'm not familiar with this brand but its looks good in my opinion. also its swiss made.
can anybody chime in on their opinion about the brand?
thanks
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+1 on Wolf Designs. Picked this up on Amazon recently. Good storage option for the weekly rotation.
Amazon product ASIN B0055OCVFI
Wegner... don't they make pocket knives?
Anyway.... borrowed a buddy's macro lens. Fun stuff
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Yes. Also luggage and some other items. I believe they are a lowered price/quality than Swiss army. Also may have an affiliation with Swiss Army hence the same kinda logo
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This over the Oris. Dexter Gordon pretty much the Artelier in a different colour. Lots more to choose from for $5,000 discounted, though
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Ooh... surprise Grand Seiko clearance sale ongoing at ADs at the moment (in light of the Grand Seiko rebranding).
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Wenger are one of only 2 companies to hold the license to make Swiss Army knives and they also specialise in watches. They are a fairly niche brand in Europe but do have a pretty good reputation. They also make everything from luggage to tents to kitchenware to rifle bayonets.
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This over the Oris. Dexter Gordon pretty much the Artelier in a different colour. Lots more to choose from for $5,000 discounted, though
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Ooh... surprise Grand Seiko clearance sale ongoing at ADs at the moment (in light of the Grand Seiko rebranding).
Any word on approximate release date on the Hamilton? They website has said "available soon" for a while now
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Am I the only one who can't justify dropping over $6,000 for a Seiko?
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$6,000? yes. But there are discounts to be had at the moment. Will have a better understanding this week
Can't justify dropping $2,000 for a Hamilton, though.
Most Basel releases come out mid-to-late summer. A handful of the new Grand Seikos come out next month.
My favourite Baselworld 2017 release:
45mm though... The 42mm El Primero wears massive on my 7" wrist as it is.
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That moon phase is beautiful!
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I'm rollin w/ the Patek Squelette that I can't afford:
39mm is nice, 36ish would be nicer
39mm is nice, 36ish would be nicer
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Grand Seiko has been impressive as of late. Presage line is very attractive as well, so as the price point and movement.
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Just came in the mail. The SBGJ001 Hi-Beat GMT. Jaw. Dropped. What a stunner.
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Not a Spring Drive model, but it has a pretty smooth sweep as well
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Dunno why i cant upload two pics in one post
Dunno why i cant upload two pics in one post
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I'd go with the sub, cleaner and more classic.
Can't go wrong with either one though.
Can't go wrong with either one though.
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+1 on the Sub. Easier to flip and retains better value... if you don't mind being one of the 1237432734982384 people who own one. Just like the Speedmaster (just getting that out of the way )
Both are classics. Much prefer the design of the Submariner.
)Both are classics. Much prefer the design of the Submariner.
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^ Read a few reviews and they can be used underwater.
The only thing holding me back from the Sub is that everyone has it. As for the JLC, what's holding me back is that I already have two other chronographs.
The only thing holding me back from the Sub is that everyone has it. As for the JLC, what's holding me back is that I already have two other chronographs.
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A lot of people has the Sub but I can honestly say I do not run into many people wearing them.
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Most Rolex owners that I run into here wear Subs and Datejusts. Although it's interesting to note that I've seen 3 people with BLNRs (5 with GMT Master IIs total - 4 clients and 1 random guy at the bank) in two days. Found it quite odd.
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