Nice collection. Out of interest how long did it take you to get them all synced before you took the photo ?
Of a humble collection such as it is... In conclusion, i like dive watches apparently
Nice collection. Out of interest how long did it take you to get them all synced before you took the photo ?
Very nice! I recognise all but the one at lower left corner. Is that a Marathon?
edit. Synchronising them was certainly a nice touch
I wondered if that was going to be obvious... about 20-25 mins
Possu, yeah thats an MSAR as its colloquially known. Basically a limited run from 2009 of the GSAR with the maple leaf on it which i stuck on a coyote zulu
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Lovely collection. I love the synchronisation too!
That's a lovely collection and as others have said, the syncing was a nice touch.
Yes, excellent synchronisation practice there. Its all I can do to get mine to the nearest minute.
Great selection there.
wouldn't exactly call it humble! Lovely set of watches :)
Nice collection, especially like the MSAR.
OCD? The PAM looks to be 3 seconds fast!
A great collection and very much to my own taste as well
You can't have too many Rolex divers can you,
10/10 for WIS OCD with the syncing
Very very good indeed. More pictures at all??
Great collection I really like the Marathon and Benarus, sad I know but I sync all my watches too.
Thats a Zurich Blaugold and its even better in the flesh, more pics here:
http://forum.tz-uk.com/showthread.ph...=1#post3516930
Yeah they do dressy and understated well without being too traditional, not that there's anything wrong with that, this was just my preference.
Very well priced too. Im honestly stunned at the watch for the money.
I've also tried on the Worldtimer True Blue and it's a stunning watch too. Might be a future purchase.
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Just been checking out the prices on Chrono24, a lot of watch for the money, oozes quality. Enjoy yours, I think it might not be too long before I get one too.
Cheers,
Jg
The PAM diver does it......
Lovely
Paul
Yep, it is indeed :)
pics of that one here:
http://forum.tz-uk.com/showthread.ph...=1#post3375306
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I used to have a 422, which is what the 14060 and Nomos replaced. Stunning watch but it was not behaving and Panerai were not fixing it..
Every time i go to the AD i always check them out. I'd love another, but I don't trust their servicing. It does not take away from their design or heritage, they are stunning watches.
I think you could justify a sub btw ;) I mean, a Sub, a Luminor and a Radiomir are quite different. So you should prob get a Radiomir too
Nice group!
Benarus seems in odd company. I'm not normally a fan of bronze watches with bronze bezels (or rotating bezels at all) but I like that. What model is it?
What a fantastic collection. You must be proud of that!! Well done mate. One day, one day......
Thats a Bronze (obviously) Moray 44mm from the late 2013 run. I think the current run is 42mm with a slightly different Dial. I bought it pre-owned at the end of last year and It scratched my itch for a Bronze watch, Its a lovely strap on it actually.
Thanks Rajen and Smalltime!
Yep, and I'm genuinely suprised by it, really soft malleable leather. Saying that, it could have been broken in by the gent i bought it from, but there was little in the way of buckle marking, and he did say it wasn't worn a lot.
Also came with a rubber tropic style strap and he threw in a 3 Ring Zulu with bronze rings too.
My first and only experience of microbrands thus far and i have to say I'm very impressed. Excellent fit and finish, quality movement (ETA 2824-2 top) and materials, great presentation, and really manages to be distinct from a Panerai even though it's highly derivative of a Radiomir