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    I have much love (lust) for Zenith. Thank you for helping me get the day off to a good start.

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    Quote Originally Posted by -Dustin View Post
    Kinda small, but moreso - no date. Huge turnoff.


    Can it handle daily wear? My PO has been quite resilient. Granted I'm just a bike mechanic.
    Absolutely. I've been wearing mine hiking all week.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DarrenCT View Post
    Absolutely. I've been wearing mine hiking all week.
    It's probably filthy with all that hiking dirt. It'll break for sure. I know a guy who clean that up for you...send it to me and I promise to take good care of it.

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    There's been some recent discussion of black/DLC watches around these parts, so I thought you might find this interesting.

    A Week On The Wrist: The Ball Night Train DLC — HODINKEE - Wristwatch News, Reviews, & Original Stories

    Decent looking watch, hairy wrists of the reviewer notwithstanding.

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    Can someone please make me see sense and tell me that I don't need a Tudor Black Bay- they are regularly coming up for around 1600-1700 pounds on chrono24, and that is getting very close to me dipping into the new car/deposit for a place in France fund...

    last time i kept returning to the same website it was for a speedvagen, and my will power didn't last too long then either.

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    So, I'm going to bring this down a notch. I'll drop and give 20 when I'm done. Because I can't seem to get that RGM sponsorship, I picked up a somewhat more disposable cx watch this year:

    swatchsuperdeluxe.jpg

    From the newish line of swatch tuna watches - rugged and cheap enough that I won't feel bad when I ruin it on some hot corner somewhere.
    This is my substitute for pistol and ball. With a philosophical flourish Cato throws himself upon his sword; I quietly take to the bike.

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    For all the watch nerds,

    Shifting Gears: The Speed of Time - Sotheby's

    I'm always a fan of Breguet and FP Journe.


    drool baby drool

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    Omega's AT >15,000 Gauss has been blowing up on my FB and Instagram feeds. Guess it's now available. What an absolute fantastic jump in technology. Hands-On With Omega's Aqua Terra >15,000 Gauss Watch | aBlogtoWatch

    Attachment 61288

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    Cool watch. Screw that crown...

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    I got this a while ago but hadn't got round to snapping any pictures. These aren't great (iPhone) but hopefully show a bit of the watch off: a Habring2 Doppel3. 3 months in it has really turned out to be a perfect weekend watch.


    #Habring2 #Doppel3 by TomEats, on Flickr


    #Habring2 #doppel3 by TomEats, on Flickr


    #habring2 #doppel3 by TomEats, on Flickr
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    [QUOTE=-Dustin;560563]Omega's AT >15,000 Gauss has been blowing up on my FB and Instagram feeds. Guess it's now available. What an absolute fantastic jump in technology. Hands-On With Omega's Aqua Terra >15,000 Gauss Watch | aBlogtoWatch

    That's pretty neat news they are forward thinking, it's not just a one trick pony. Thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TomW View Post
    I got this a while ago but hadn't got round to snapping any pictures. These aren't great (iPhone) but hopefully show a bit of the watch off: a Habring2 Doppel3. 3 months in it has really turned out to be a perfect weekend watch.


    #Habring2 #Doppel3 by TomEats, on Flickr


    #Habring2 #doppel3 by TomEats, on Flickr


    #habring2 #doppel3 by TomEats, on Flickr
    Oh. Snap.

    You win. Spectacular.

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    If any of you fellas is wearing an IWC Big Pilot, post a picture and let me what you think. How big is Big? (She wants to know.)
    Qui plume a, guerre a. Ce monde est un vaste temple dédié à la discorde.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dbrk View Post
    If any of you fellas is wearing an IWC Big Pilot, post a picture and let me what you think. How big is Big? (She wants to know.)
    it'll look totally baller on a girl.

    good deal here.

    IWC-Mens Watch,Automatic Winding with Date Watch

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    It's big. And I'm a not very big guy who wears a big watch, but when I tried it on I felt that it was too much. That said, how a watch reads depends on anything from your wrist size to the relative case v. dial to the size of lugs to personal preference.

    And yeah, it will look totally baller on a girl.

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    The IWC Big Pilot will wear big because of the narrow bezel and large face. On the other hand the black face will make it wear smaller than a similar sized white face.

    I have a Steinhart/Gnomon Nav B Uhr 47mm, so 1mm larger than the Big Pilot. I have a small wrist at 6.8 inches but at 6' 2 1/2" I like to wear large watches.

    See how the watches with larger bezels appear much smaller.

    Jeff

    Steinhart/Gnomon Nav B Uhr 47mm

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    Steinhart Nav B v Panerai 312 44mm

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    Steinhart Nav B v Steinhart Triton Bronze Ltd Edition

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    Steinhart Nav B v Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 45.5mm

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    Great comparison.

    Yo Darren. Me like >>>


    [QUOTE=jlwdm;562367]The IWC Big Pilot will wear big because of the narrow bezel and large face. On the other hand the black face will make it wear smaller than a similar sized white face.

    I have a Steinhart/Gnomon Nav B Uhr 47mm, so 1mm larger than the Big Pilot. I have a small wrist at 6.8 inches but at 6' 2 1/2" I like to wear large watches.

    See how the watches with larger bezels appear much smaller.

    Jeff

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    I know it's not fancy by the standards of this thread, but I've found the watch that will last until money is no longer an object for me.

    military1.jpg

    I bought this because I couldn't get my maratac pilot to keep time for shit...+- 3 or 4 minutes per day. This is unacceptable for a German.

    I swapped to a rubber band and now I wear it 24/7. All day. For everything. It's tough. It looks cool. It's <$200.
    Insubordinate. And Churlish.

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