Anyone here into watches?
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Thanks Holy!
HolyCrapItsFast
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I like this one. :tup:
Spamby
Meat Product Toy
I like watches but man I dunno what's good and not. There are so many brands it boggles my mind.
Spamby
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HolyCrapItsFast
Drinks beer!
With watches you go with what you like :tup:
Joden Jewelry
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Check out this beautiful pre-owned Rolex. Mint condition, all papers and box included. Extra links too! Submariner, 2013, Model 116610. You will have to message us for the price. This one won't be here long 
I mainly wear this Invicta watch http://invictawatch.com/collections/view-model/13915-subaqua
Nothin too special lols, I do know back in its day it was around $1,800. But now you can pick this up for few hundred.
Nothin too special lols, I do know back in its day it was around $1,800. But now you can pick this up for few hundred.
Grinder34
Track Monkey
Spamby, do you know much about watches?
Grinder's first rule of watches: Get what you think looks good.
Grinder's second rule of watches: Unlike with cars, get an automatic.
Quartz are great for reliability and many other things, but to me the cool part about watches are all the moving bits inside. Automatics (well, ok all mechanical watches) are crafted around springs, gears, etcs and thats what makes them expensive. For the most part, i just dont understand expensive quartz watches. Some of them have mechanical complications (a complication is anything other than the time on the watch...so something like date, stopwatch, moon phase, etc...) but in general quartz is quartz.
I highly recommend you google "watch movement" and just start to expand a knowledge base a bit. Rolex, and other top-end manufacturers, make their own movement from scratch. That's why they cost so much. Then there are mid-tier that are generally customized movements. Meaning they took an Ej25 and did TGV deletes, a bigger turbo. And then there are more OEM movements.
Anyways the wife is kicking me off the computer, but watches are just as fascinating as cars!
Grinder's first rule of watches: Get what you think looks good.
Grinder's second rule of watches: Unlike with cars, get an automatic.
Quartz are great for reliability and many other things, but to me the cool part about watches are all the moving bits inside. Automatics (well, ok all mechanical watches) are crafted around springs, gears, etcs and thats what makes them expensive. For the most part, i just dont understand expensive quartz watches. Some of them have mechanical complications (a complication is anything other than the time on the watch...so something like date, stopwatch, moon phase, etc...) but in general quartz is quartz.
I highly recommend you google "watch movement" and just start to expand a knowledge base a bit. Rolex, and other top-end manufacturers, make their own movement from scratch. That's why they cost so much. Then there are mid-tier that are generally customized movements. Meaning they took an Ej25 and did TGV deletes, a bigger turbo. And then there are more OEM movements.
Anyways the wife is kicking me off the computer, but watches are just as fascinating as cars!
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salsa-king
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has anyone got the Rolex DeepSea SeaDweller with the new Blue face?
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