What watch do you wear?

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I very nearly bought a Breitling Avenger Seawolf when I got in from the pub, drunk, one night... £4K or so if I remember rightly. I don't even wear a watch, I don't like them, but I admired the engineering of it in that it can go to 10,000ft underwater. Glad I sobered a little before I hit "buy". :D
 

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Heh, that would have been an interesting DSR excuse “I was drunk xD, but please, really, I’d like my money back…” :p

I can’t stop looking at the Titanium on this, the machining work is so sharp and detailed, the closer I look the more detail I notice. The way the bezel clicks is not like other watches I’ve looked at both cheaper and way more expensive.

The springbar holes to remove the end link at the lugs has a tiny gap though, gonna need an ultra mini removal tool to get in there when I switch between straps at some point. Will have to invest in a decent tool as I can’t be risking slippage with the cheap one I currently have.
 

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Bit irresponsible leaving it here ;)

Just because the bracelet is great doesn't mean I won't be switching it around with the rubber/Nato straps from time to time.
 

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There needs to be no need, just a desire!

I don't need to go for a drive along the coast on some weeknights each week, it wastes petrol but I desire it so do it because it's a nice change :)
 
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There needs to be no need, just a desire!

I don't need to go for a drive along the coast on some weeknights each week, it wastes petrol but I desire it so do it because it's a nice change :)

I must be considered boring then. Got the same strap on mine that I fitted shortly after buying it :p
 
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I love the new Seamaster 300 Master Co-Axial.

Case options : Stainless steel, grade 5 Titanium. Liquidmetal, 18K Ceragold and 18K Sedna gold - all with full anti-magnetic movements :)
Shame there is not a date option though :/

 
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Ok does time for a fun game!

Post your next realistic watch...and then your ultimate watch 'goal'

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http://cdn-eu-cf.yottaa.net/517e7ec...olumnWheelChronograph_b_6.jpg?yocs=_&yoloc=eu

http://thewatchlounge.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/2007_Longines_ColumnWheelChrono_big1.jpg?738f8a

Longines Column Wheel Chronograph

Ripped straight from the Longines website.
Case
Shape: Round
Material: Stainless steel
Glass: Scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, with several layers of anti-reflective coating on the underside
Case back: Transparent case back with sapphire crystal
Dimension: Ø 39.00 mm
Water resistance: Water-resistant to 3 bar

Movement and Functions
Caliber: L688, Self winding mechanical column wheel chronograph movement beating at 28'800 vibrations per hours and providing 54 hours of power reserve
Function: Hours, minutes, small seconds at 9 o'clock and date. Chronograph mechanism: central 60 seconds hand, 30 minutes counter at 3 o'clock, 12 hours counter at 6 o'clock.

I'll have one of these next year. - Current price is anywhere between £1700-£2000

Ultimate 'goal' watch for me is an Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Co-Axial in Golf Green

http://perpetuelle.wpengine.netdna-...ega-green-seamaster-aqua-terra-green-golf.jpg

http://perpetuelle.wpengine.netdna-...s/omega-seamaster-aqua-terra-green-golf-2.jpg

http://perpetuelle.wpengine.netdna-...-seamaster-aqua-terra-green-golf-co-axial.jpg

http://perpetuelle.wpengine.netdna-...ads/omega-seamaster-aqua-terra-green-golf.jpg

Current price is £2800-£3800 depending on what revision you go for :eek:

One day... :o
 
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