Currently: ND Rolex Submariner and Omega Speedmaster Reduced.
Former: Rolex Date and Omega Seamaster
Former: Rolex Date and Omega Seamaster
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Seiko SLQ021, Limited Edition which comes with an actual gear used in a Honda F1 car. Very cool!
Here are my favorites that are part of my collection
INVICTA Subaqua Noma III 0877
INVICTA Subaqua Noma III 6046
INVICTA Reserve Venom 6105
INVICTA Russian Diver 1089
INVICTA Russian Diver 4578
INVICTA
Subaqua Noma III 6046
Subaqua Noma III 0877
Reserve Venom 6105
Russian Diver 4578
Russian Diver 1089
ROLEX ( NOT PICTURED)
GMT Master II
Presidential
SEIKO (IN THE BOTTOM RIGHT CORNER OF MY YELLOW WATCH CASE)
Velatura Yacht Timer SPC005
Sport Alarm Chronograph SNA281
I've seen Invicita at Costco and no absolutely nothing about them.
I like the massive size of the Russian watches. Are they famous for anything? Inventions? etc.
Not to break thread (didn't think worthy of its own) these are very interesting, not to mention pricey.
Swiss Watchmaker Zenith makes the Zero-G starting at $480,000
<img src="http://www.vf2ss.com/transfer/zenith.png" border="0"/>
<img src="http://www.vf2ss.com/transfer/gyro.png" border="0"/>
Technobabble here
or, in short...the Novelty: GYROSCOPIC SYSTEM
and...
Swiss Watchmaker Urwerk makes the UR-202 AlTiN starting at
$Not Sure (couldn't find anywhere, guess they hid it cuz it's too high)
<img src="http://www.vf2ss.com/transfer/ur202.png" border="0"/>
<img src="http://www.vf2ss.com/transfer/turbines.png" border="0"/>
Technobabble here
or, in short...the Novelty: COMPRESSED AIR AND ACTUAL TURBINES
Both exemplify new meaning to the expression "time is money"
Very sexy....
Well I'm feeling like replacing my older casio G Shock daily beater watch and pulled the trigger:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Casio-G-Sho...894208139?pt=Wristwatches&hash=item2a1e22908b
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Great watches here!! I'm a big watch geek, I even turned it into my profession as eCommerce Manager of Ace Jewelers.
Anyway, this is my collection:
My first watch love has been G-Shock. Wearing this today. I bought it to go with my NSX, both asian and red
Another G-Shock. I bought this because it has an orange module, cool for Football and Queensday.
Casio G-Shock DW5600CS-1 on ice by dimervansanten, on Flickr
Now onto the more 'serious' watches. The IWC Ingenieur Vintage Collection. Classic, yet sporty. I modified it with the seconds hand from the Laureus Limited Edition.
My custom VC Inge by dimervansanten, on Flickr
IWC Vintage Collection Ingenieur Automatic IW323301 by dimervansanten, on Flickr
Another Ingenieur, the IW3227. I bought this watch to celebrate the birth of my second son.
My IWC Ingenieurs (IW323301 and IW322701 by dimervansanten, on Flickr
IWC Ingenieur IW322701 by dimervansanten, on Flickr
IWC Ingenieur IW322701 by dimervansanten, on Flickr
Last but not least the Rollie The perfect tool watch, just like the IW3227 it's a tank.
Gone but not forgotten:
IWC Pilot's Watch Chronograph IW3717
IWC IW3717-01 on a NATO strap by dimervansanten, on Flickr
Omega Speedmaster. I still regret selling the Speedy and I will get another one again.
Anyway, this is my collection:
My first watch love has been G-Shock. Wearing this today. I bought it to go with my NSX, both asian and red
Another G-Shock. I bought this because it has an orange module, cool for Football and Queensday.
Casio G-Shock DW5600CS-1 on ice by dimervansanten, on Flickr
Now onto the more 'serious' watches. The IWC Ingenieur Vintage Collection. Classic, yet sporty. I modified it with the seconds hand from the Laureus Limited Edition.
My custom VC Inge by dimervansanten, on Flickr
IWC Vintage Collection Ingenieur Automatic IW323301 by dimervansanten, on Flickr
Another Ingenieur, the IW3227. I bought this watch to celebrate the birth of my second son.
My IWC Ingenieurs (IW323301 and IW322701 by dimervansanten, on Flickr
IWC Ingenieur IW322701 by dimervansanten, on Flickr
IWC Ingenieur IW322701 by dimervansanten, on Flickr
Last but not least the Rollie
The perfect tool watch, just like the IW3227 it's a tank.
Gone but not forgotten:
IWC Pilot's Watch Chronograph IW3717
IWC IW3717-01 on a NATO strap by dimervansanten, on Flickr
Omega Speedmaster. I still regret selling the Speedy and I will get another one again.
Military use.
Great watches here!! I'm a big watch geek, I even turned it into my profession as eCommerce Manager of Ace Jewelers.
Anyway, this is my collection:
My first watch love has been G-Shock. Wearing this today. I bought it to go with my NSX, both asian and red
Another G-Shock. I bought this because it has an orange module, cool for Football and Queensday.
Casio G-Shock DW5600CS-1 on ice by dimervansanten, on Flickr
Now onto the more 'serious' watches. The IWC Ingenieur Vintage Collection. Classic, yet sporty. I modified it with the seconds hand from the Laureus Limited Edition.
My custom VC Inge by dimervansanten, on Flickr
IWC Vintage Collection Ingenieur Automatic IW323301 by dimervansanten, on Flickr
Another Ingenieur, the IW3227. I bought this watch to celebrate the birth of my second son.
My IWC Ingenieurs (IW323301 and IW322701 by dimervansanten, on Flickr
IWC Ingenieur IW322701 by dimervansanten, on Flickr
IWC Ingenieur IW322701 by dimervansanten, on Flickr
Last but not least the Rollie
Gone but not forgotten:
IWC Pilot's Watch Chronograph IW3717
IWC IW3717-01 on a NATO strap by dimervansanten, on Flickr
Omega Speedmaster. I still regret selling the Speedy and I will get another one again.
What did you do to the oyster bracelet of the Submariner?
Was it really necessary to re-post all of the picture links in your quote?
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I like the band on your Submariner. I'm considering the same to change it up for a while. Any specifics on it?
Thanks for the info. This will be a fun change for the summer.
there's alot of great watches (and some that cost as much and alot more than what I paid for my NSX) that have posted on this thread. My daily watch that I currently wear are between two Casio Pathfinders.
The watch that is my prize possession is this one:
Its a limited production watch released in 2004 of which only 2004 were produced to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Ayrton Senna's death.
Here is a link that lists the Ayrton Senna/Tag Heuer series.
http://www.calibre11.com/ayrton-senna-tag-heuer/
The watch that is my prize possession is this one:
Its a limited production watch released in 2004 of which only 2004 were produced to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Ayrton Senna's death.
Here is a link that lists the Ayrton Senna/Tag Heuer series.
http://www.calibre11.com/ayrton-senna-tag-heuer/
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there's alot of great watches (and some that cost as much and alot more than what I paid for my NSX) that have posted on this thread. My daily watch that I currently wear are between two Casio Pathfinders.
The watch that is my prize possession is this one:
Its a limited production watch released in 2004 of which only 2004 were produced to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Ayrton Senna's death.
Here is a link that lists the Ayrton Senna/Tag Heuer series.
http://www.calibre11.com/ayrton-senna-tag-heuer/
What a show off! :tongue:
Here is the one I picked up recently as an everyday watch.
The Senna Link is awesome!! I've been to the TAG Heuer museum at their factory and they had your watch on display
did they have the complete Ayrton Senna Tag Heuer series on display?
What a show off! :tongue:
Here is the one I picked up recently as an everyday watch.
Is that the limited production "Dhalsim" watch? Who's being a showoff now???
Nope, only the Link!
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