There you go Roy - just sell off all those ugly sailing and diving chronometers, and stick to understated-looking dress watches.
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There you go Roy - just sell off all those ugly sailing and diving chronometers, and stick to understated-looking dress watches.
Give me an "ugly diving chronometer" any time..:thumbsup:
Don’t worry, I’m keeping the ugliest of the lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by hifi_dave
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Rolex Sub is the coolest watch it's possible to own.
Only if worn with a wet suit, face mask and aqualung! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Macca
I prefer my Planet Ocean (and it goes deeper).Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
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James Bond wears one in Dr No. That's it really. Case closed.
Yep, had one of those, purchased in 1970 for £84. Had it serviced a couple of years ago for over £2K and gave it to my Son for his 40th. Trouble is, it's expensive to insure and he's limited to where he can wear it, for safety sake.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
I now have a Seiko Diver's Kinetic, which is a lovely watch but I've given it a hard time.
Same, spends most of its life in the safe. I do wear my Explorer 2 more as it’s less obviously a Rolex.Quote:
Originally Posted by hifi_dave