Watch Ya Wearing

[pal]

That is a very nice Rado Green Horse you have there. Is that from the late 60's or 70's?

Correct you are, Sir. It is definitely from the mid to late 60's.

 

[mretzloff]

I wore this vintage watch today! Can anybody identify it?

It looks great. I really like the dial.

 

[pal]

It looks great. I really like the dial.

Thanks Matt!

 

[DS/B MCS]

It looks great. I really like the dial.

As do I

 

[DS/B MCS]

Calling for rain today, so I wanted to be prepared

 

[mretzloff]

Calling for rain today, so I wanted to be prepared

Was the Explorer II's 330 ft. water rating not enough?

 

[NoFair]

Calling for rain today, so I wanted to be prepared :wink

Nice watch and the Ra behind it is pretty sweet as well

 

[Rudy Vey]

I am wore my Stowa Marine Original in the past days. It is a German watch with a hand wound Unitas 6498 movement with blued screws, screw balance, a swan neck regulator and a Côte de Genève decorative pattern ("Geneva Stripes") that can be seen through the sapphire crystal display back.
Here are a few pictures. The movement was originally used in smaller pocket watches.

 

[Joker]

The display is showing P.M. and it is MST.
It is a Seiko 7S268 Military Automatic.
Life's little ironies!
I was thinking take a quick pic of what I was wearing then post it. 10 minutes tops. But it ended up taking 45 minutes.

I know I am commenting on an old post, but I had to say that I think that watch is really good looking piece.

 

[mretzloff]

I am wore my Stowa Marine Original in the past days. It is a German watch with a hand wound Unitas 6498 movement with blued screws, screw balance, a swan neck regulator and a Côte de Genève decorative pattern ("Geneva Stripes") that can be seen through the sapphire crystal display back.
Here are a few pictures. The movement was originally used in smaller pocket watches.

Very nice. The blue hands look great and so do the blue screws.

 

[Cmaster03]

Love this thread, love that Stowa, Rudy!

Wore my Benrus WWII Commemorative while cutting the grass- it was a gift from my wife a couple of years ago.

(I took these quick photos before hitting the yard work.)

Then a shower and back with the old 1680.

 

[DS/B MCS]

I am wore my Stowa Marine Original in the past days. It is a German watch with a hand wound Unitas 6498 movement with blued screws, screw balance, a swan neck regulator and a Côte de Genève decorative pattern ("Geneva Stripes") that can be seen through the sapphire crystal display back.
Here are a few pictures. The movement was originally used in smaller pocket watches.

The MO is a Beautiful watch. I've wanted one since they were released, but I've always had something else (watch, knife, etc) on order that keeps me from picking one up. One of these days the timing will be right

Stowa has a very nice line of watches and most nonWIS folks have never heard of the brand. Just another reason I'm attracted to them

 

[mretzloff]

Then a shower and back with the old 1680.

Very nice. I love vintage Submariners.

 

[Cmaster03]

Thanks, me too. They're one of the coolest watches out there IMHO.

 

[mretzloff]

Thanks, me too. They're one of the coolest watches out there IMHO.

What year is yours from?

Here are a few of my favorites (neither my watches nor my pictures):

 

[Cmaster03]

Great photos there. Mine is a '78.

 

[mretzloff]

Great photos there. Mine is a '78.

That is impressive. Thank you again for sharing.

 

[DS/B MCS]

Nice watch and the Ra behind it is pretty sweet as well

Good Eye

 

[blantyre]

T-graph reissue - heavy metal!

http://badgerandblade.com/vb/attachment.php?attachmentid=64711&stc=1&d=1251585767
tgraph.jpg

 

[SRock]

I am wore my Stowa Marine Original in the past days. It is a German watch with a hand wound Unitas 6498 movement with blued screws, screw balance, a swan neck regulator and a Côte de Genève decorative pattern ("Geneva Stripes") that can be seen through the sapphire crystal display back.
Here are a few pictures. The movement was originally used in smaller pocket watches.