Reply With QuoteAll just lovely... :)
As some of you may have noticed, it is the Rolex one of the favorites brand for me. They have some divers to choose
and the most functional in my collection would probably be this 16610 made in 1991.Since I got it is equipped with a maxidial
and its hands, LV insert and crystal with anti-reflection below the cyclop
But many like the classic 5513 without date and with painted indexes. Here is mine with a repainted dial with Luminova.
If you want to hang with painted indexes so're a Red Sub with the date the optimum, from the last quarter of 72 when it was
released with the hacking cal 1570.
Then if you want to be colorful so one can I pick out my own little creation I put together in the house. A white 1680 were killed
when it became blue, nipples, gold & steel, which is a good combination, I think.
Would you still have painted indexes and then the sapphire glass to then have the ultimate diving watch is the one 16660, triple 6 applicable.
Furthermore, we have little brother Tudor also makes diver. A Snowflake from 70 century have become popular again.
The Hydronaut is not so common but I managed to find a TT with carbon fiber dial which is quite unusual.
And Black Bay who came for a couple of years ago to pay tribute to the old models without copying the outright.
My last purchase is a Panerai 219 destro that is fine for 300 meters.
Then there are finesse divers from Glashütte Original, which today are not manufactured anymore, unfortunately, luckily I
managed to get the kind of one.
A miscellany of original parts from Omega we have put together.
My only Breitling is one you can dive with.
And finally, a cult watch from Eddie Platts, Dreadnought.
Then I have probably a couple of more in my drawers but we are content with this for so long.
All just lovely... :)
Really enjoyed that.
Much appreciated.
Stunning collection! Very jealous! Will get there some day
I see the title of the thread, and think " Sure, why not, maybe this time I'll whip the camera out", click on the link and then.. ah never mind.
Awesome photography (and taste in watches) as usual!
What beautiful photography!
Very nice.
Stunning pictures of some truly great watches.
Very nice collection, especially like the GO :-)
The green bezel Rolex is my favorite.
Wow wee... I guess you love diving then?
Stunning collection, especially the red sub, the nipple dial and the SD 16660.
Have you considered looking for an original fat font bezal insert for the red sub ?
Attached is an image of my DRSD after I changed mine. The service replacement insert that it replaced is in the the little tin on the left - now sold. Makes a huge difference.
Fantastic photography.
Solution: swop the bezal inserts on the 5513 and red sub - job done.
Stunning watches, beautifully photographed.
Those are a fantastic collection - thank you - that Sub is awesome!
If I may humbly add the modern Rolex variant 114060
And my own 16660 with the gloss dial from 1986
Just a quick pic before I go to sleep...
That is one awesome collection!
Massive fan of divers, taking up the majority of my collection. Like you Rolex is my favourite brand. Evidently on a good day the photography leaves a lot to be desired... But really embarrassing compared to yours Jocke :)
Rolex Seadweller
Rolex Deepsea
Rolex Seadweller
Tudor Submariner 79090
Tudor Pelagos
Panerai Luminor Submerdible 389
Panerai Luminor Marina 221
Panerai Radiomur 292
Maurice Lacroix Pontos S Diver
Omega Planet Ocean 42
PP Nautilus
CWC Auto Diver
Seiko Sprok
Seiko FFF
Seiko GMT Diver
Seiko SKX007
Steinhart Ocean One Military
Bombfrog BT25 Tactic
Jocke as usual what a collection of photo's and the green monster turns me green with envy!
Wow just stunning pics.
Stunning collection and pics Jocke. Have you ever taken pictures of cheaper divers like the skx007?
Can't tell if tiny guitar or massive watch.Originally Posted by Jocke
Fabulous collection of divers there Jocke and beautiful photos as always.
Thanks for sharing.
Other pics are great too.
BigD - Did you roast that skx007 btw, or use coffee?
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Nowhere near as your pictures jocke but here are some of mine
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My custom 114060
What was customised? On my phone & can't see properlyMy custom 114060
Thanks guys.
Keep em comming, here is some great pics in theis thread.
Glen, I have a few Seiko's too, look at my page.
http://www.watchwallpapers.com/yaos.htm
Case and bezel fully brushed and crown bead blasted (all polished faces removed)
Just looked on the ipad & at the rest of the pictures you have. Looks amazing, and subtly done as well. Envious!
Couple more
Well, there's this:
And this:
And this:
And this:
And this:
And this:
And this:
And this:
And this:
And finally, this:
As for the ones I've sold and regret selling, that list is too long to post here. :-(
Regards,
Adam
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Last edited by Snoodles; 15th August 2015 at 07:05.
I've never been that sure about the Hydronaut however for that I'll make an exception. The others aren't too shabby either!The Hydronaut is not so common but I managed to find a TT with carbon fiber dial which is quite unusual.
My photos arent up to much but here are my divers
Fabulous pics as usual Jocke.
Now to bring down the quality somewhat....
BTW What's the guitar, Fernandes?
Cheers,
Neil.
They are great. A few more watches I want to buy now :-)
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My pair of subs .
It was an aged lume colour trial that a forum member did to give the look of patina.
Not sure for how long though!
Currently on holiday with me
Sunny overhere this morning (old picture)
Breitling Colt GMT, I love this watch:
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