I do something similar with my watches that have rotating bezels.. For lunch and breaks. left at 10:33? no problem - 0 goes to 33.
Watches - Your all time best one.
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I do something similar with my watches that have rotating bezels.. For lunch and breaks. left at 10:33? no problem - 0 goes to 33.
Good to see some "new to here" vintage watches 
Definitely. My break time is pretty fungible- some times I get one, most of the time I don't. But when I come in for meetings or training, and the tell us to take 10, it comes in handy. Just one quick glance and you know where you stand.
Exactly
I killed my invicta mountain biking, no crash, just the shock of riding off-road did it in. No where near the expense of an omega, of course.
I wear a Swatch when trail riding now.
OP, with unlimited funds can I buy a nicer house, car, and wife
first?
Im aksin cuz it won't look so cool If I'm hanging out my 11 year old camry with a 60k watch on, ya feel me
first? Im aksin cuz it won't look so cool If I'm hanging out my 11 year old camry with a 60k watch on, ya feel me
My new favorite, Oris Carl Brashear Limited Edition.
I am fortunate enough to have a wife of 26 years that gave me this model (116613) as a retirement gift last year. Your description is perfect.This is the one I wear most.
It has a good heft, the dial is extremely easy to read and I don't have to worry about jumping in the pool or ocean with it. Quartz watches keep better time, but as an engineer I enjoy the idea of all of the gears, levers and springs on my wrist.
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My all time best watch (10+ years). Regional brand but very high quality. Most accurate watch I've ever owned.
Rolex Submariner. Built like a tank. Mine hasn't left my wrist since buying it in 1994, and even with all the abuse and salt water it's seen, it still looks brand new.
That's a cool watch. You don't see very many auto-quartz watches out there.
my current reactor warp. christmas gift just last year. black leather band red stiching , 43mm chrono. love it
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I will always have a soft spot for my long-serving Seiko Black Monster but unfortunately it was killed in a 6 foot drop onto a marble floor and the movement was destroyed. We went through a hell of a lot together.
It does live on though. I use the Monster's excellent bracelet on my current favorite - my Seiko Pepsi Solar chrono diver.
It does live on though. I use the Monster's excellent bracelet on my current favorite - my Seiko Pepsi Solar chrono diver.
I will always have a soft spot for my long-serving Seiko Black Monster but unfortunately it was killed in a 6 foot drop onto a marble floor and the movement was destroyed. We went through a hell of a lot together.
It does live on though. I use the Monster's excellent bracelet on my current favorite - my Seiko Pepsi Solar chrono diver.
I love the Monsters, I have an orange one (seconf gen).
Why don't you buy another movement?
NH36 (4R36 equivalent) is easy to find and pretty cheap, you can give a heart transplant to your watch.
I kept it in case I get around to it. I'm getting used to the additional splash of color on the Solar Chrono Diver.
+1 and then some - My Sub is now almost 10 yrs and every time I see my brother he thinks I have a new watch, it still looks brand new. And it swims regularly both in the ocean and in the local chlorine infested pool!
Probably not the most original answer, but I'd go with one of the Omega Seamasters. I really like the look.
I'll go with an older one. Inherited my grandfather's, c.1963.
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