Well car is easy Audi A4 watches change depending on what I decide to pick up in the morning :) but have a good percentage of diver or navigator style ones
So boys own-up what do you drive...I'm fascinated in brands of watches and cars people choose and find out if there is any correlation!
I wear a Panerai 111 and have a Merc CLK which is soon to be replaced by an Oyster card! :D
Well car is easy Audi A4 watches change depending on what I decide to pick up in the morning :) but have a good percentage of diver or navigator style ones
Japanese..
Wearing a Seiko.. of course ;)
Tag Aquaracer or IWC Portuguese
BMW Z4 Coupe :)
Originally Posted by cyrusir
Yep...there's the correlation :D 8) :wink:
The one shown below :D (911 Carrera 4S)
sea dweller v serial,
iwc pilot chrono,
pam111,
glycine airman,
air king date
Watches change all the time. Car is a Mercedes C300 Sport. A few more mods have been done since this pic was taken.
Usually Rolex on the wrist, and this M-weapon :)
Doesn't anyone on here drive an old banger?
I drive a Skoda Octavia VRs....... (pause for sniggers) ..............and where all sorts of watches depending on my mood.
vRS is a cracker, superb car for the £££s. :wink:Originally Posted by village
Car = Porsche 968 Sport :lol: :lol:
Bike = BMW K1200 R Sport 8) 8)
Watch = Casio G Shock - old, should be tiling a bathroom, not looking at web sites...... :cry: :cry:
I mix it up with cars just as much as I do with watches... can be any one of these depending on my mood :D
Subaru Forester STi
BMW Z3 M Coupe
Toyota MR2 Turbo
I love blue cars :D
Love it :thumbup:Originally Posted by GraniteQuarry
Land Cruiser :?:Originally Posted by WatchScout
Is there any colour in your world? :DOriginally Posted by WatchScout
This combination for most weekends -
Dan
:shock: show off!!
Sa-weeet !! Conti GT ?? My missus is obsessed with them. :wink:Originally Posted by PDE
Didn't realise you were a hair dresser Mark :twisted:Originally Posted by Sharky
Originally Posted by GraniteQuarry
Yeah, onto the fourth one now.
It would of been easier to just set fire to a big pile of money, but not as much fun!
Dan
Loving this thread...wow you've got a great selection there. I neeeed to get myself a decent camera!
That Daytona / GT shot is CLASSIC
I fancied one of these but not very practical for the UK roads
So I bought this instead :lol:
This on my days off,and been wearing my Marinemaster a lot lately :)
well since the trusty old 106 bit the dust at 360k ive been driving a nissan primera ( i know, i know, retired bank managers car, dont ask me why :roll: ). while i was travelling its been the traser all the way, but since i got back the g shock has had the most wrist action for some reason...
Good luck everybody. Have a good one.
No pic but an old BMW 525i and whatever watch I happen to have on. Unless I've appropriated the CRV from the missus!
Well, unfortunately 3 kids + 2 dogs = an estate car...................... worse still it's not an M5 estate :twisted:
Anyway here is my main mode of transport which is now 12 months old and still looks the same as this snap from last summer.
Just like John I have a love of Subarus and this used to be my main mode of transport.........
2003, Impreza sti with PPP and a little further tweak from TSL motorsport in the shape of the TSL333 kit (that'll mean nothing to most people :lol: ). Fast road setup by powerstation in Tewksbury......... oh I miss the noise, speed, performance.............
Meanwhile this takes priority over flash cars and watches :)
I'm sure it'll be worth it and once completed the wife has insisted that another scood graces the driveway :D , who am I to argue although I am trying to steer her towards a VXR8 :lol: :twisted:
Cheers
Paul
p.s. some of you guys are in another league completely, Conti GTs, M5'S porsches........... any chance of a ride :lol:
very nice indeedy!!!Originally Posted by thorpey69
Indeed one of the finest vehicles ever to come out of Munich, and my favourite current model that we sell.Originally Posted by GraniteQuarry
Currently driving something similar although.....less oomph and less trips to the petrol station :D
Rolex/Tag/Omega/Breitling worn randomly.
Bently shmently, BMW yawn ..................... get a real motor .............. this is my weekend runabout (babemagnet) as I like to keep it for best :D
Just does not get better cruising with this and having a Doxa on your wrist 8) 8) 8)
Daily motor is a Pajero :wink:
Cheers
Simon
Cheers
Simon
Ralph Waldo Emerson: We ask for long life, but 'tis deep life, or noble moments that signify. Let the measure of time be spiritual, not mechanical.
I ride these two :mrgreen:
Yeah until she see's this post :lol:Originally Posted by alexaff
Cheers
Simon
Ralph Waldo Emerson: We ask for long life, but 'tis deep life, or noble moments that signify. Let the measure of time be spiritual, not mechanical.
I just love my Heico factory tuned ex-Met surveillance and pursuit S70 T5. It's had an interesting life, goes like a absolute rocket from any speed, and doesn't attract any attention. Just went over 172,500 miles the other day and feels as tight as a drum. I'll keep it as a daily driver until 300,000 and then I'll keep it as a classic. :)
I should really add in my daily watch:
Currently have a stop gap E39 528 as an autobahn mile muncher before I head over the pond
looks very similar to this
it's a stop gap as this decided to blow up all in spectacular fashion on the A8 autobahn coming back from the ring a while back
watch wise a 16600 seadweller, Sinn U1 and a Damasko DC56 - correlation they are all :tool: s
Originally Posted by alexaff
Which one looks better with the top off?! :D
Dan
The Honda V-Tec engines to tend to give their all at the higher end of the rev range, never heard of one blowing though.Originally Posted by digger
Used to drive a T5 many moons ago (94-97). A truly underrated car on many levels, and I bet you can get great deals on used at the momentOriginally Posted by Filterlab
Erm, that's a tough one mate! Probs the bint but it's a tough call :mrgreen:
Ludicrously cheap at the moment as long high mileages aren't a problem for the buyer. I actually got this one for free from a chap who could no longer afford to run it. I spent about a grand getting a few things done and it's superb throughout, the chassis used on the 850/P1 70 series is a great balance between taught and comfortable.Originally Posted by spogehead
i take it she doesnt have access to the forum? ?? :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:Originally Posted by alexaff
Good luck everybody. Have a good one.
The b series VTECs are notorious for oil burning. Mine had a hard life over the last couple of years, Uk trackdays, a few ring trips and several long european road trips meant it had a thirst for oil. Silly short gearing and plenty of autobahn driving means at 130 mph plus you are sitting at 7500 rpm for sustained periods. I could have fixed it but they sell for a LOT more in mainland europe than in the Uk so it had to goOriginally Posted by Filterlab
Nah, Andrew (dawson2k5) doesn't come on here much any more :twisted:Originally Posted by seikopath
I'd be as likely to take a photo of my car as my fridge.
This is totally unconnected with the fact that it's a slightly tired Ford Focus turbo-diesel. :)
Actually, it is unconnected, now I come to think about it...
Redundancy + company car going = going from this:
to this:
Although it did mean I was only relegated to rank of pedestrian for about 4 days. The mrs has a MKV Golf which meant we could still get about.
The Focus is actually pretty bloody good - plenty fast enough, plenty of room, handles well and nobody really looks twice at it. I hated that BMW - I didn't like the ride particularly with RFTs, it was too small, had a ridiculously tiny boot, it was underpowered, poorly spec'd and the RFTs let go without much warning which was never fun. It did handle well and had an excellent driving position, but that only made me hate it even more :lol:
Jon, i can't help being a stud! All the forum members want a bit and even youOriginally Posted by Jonmurgie
have had a go! :wink:
Watch............. depends on what I'm doing, but usually a Seiko
Car(s) a Couple of Reliants, and a diesel Volvo estate
I like to walk on the wild side :lol:
Drive this
Ride this
Wear the watches in my sig below, so other than I have a Jap bike / couple of Jap watches + a German car & a few German watches, I don't see much of a correlation.
Andy
Wanted - Damasko DC57
Another vote for the mundane - a varying selection of cheap watches, and a Vauxhall Corsa 1.0 'Eco Easytronic' which has the advantage of £35 road tax, virtually free insurance and 60+ MPG.
On the other hand, I have a couple of bicycles which each cost more than the car...