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One Coach, one Michael Kors, one "everyday" Seiko, my grandfather's engraved watch that was presented to him to mark 45 years as a GWR engine driver and a crazy Tokyo Flash LED device that looks like a radiation detector and is damn near impossible to tell the time on!
I think I still have an original 1980s Swatch tucked away somewhere as well.
Another favourite is the Casio F-91W. Plain jane and accurate.
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Fair shout, if you like it and it tells the time then job done.Quote:
Originally Posted by southall-1998
It would be boring if we all had the same watch on.
Got a collection of a dozen or so Seikos, here's some
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But wear an iWatch most of the time.
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After my dad died all I wanted of his was his Bulova watch but it never came my way so years later I found an identical one, 1927 solid gold case and bracelet, it's just a shame it's too small for me. I've also got a Raketa Baltika Russian military watch from the 1950s, it needs cleaning but when it is running it has a beautifully soft tick and a Bulova Acutron Spaceview but I can't find that one either at the moment. I really must be more methodical when packing for moving house lol.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...7bd21dca71.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
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good watches bulova. i had a square-ish watch very similat to that;think it was a hamilton. look great on
I am, I have a 1960s "superflat" Omega Constellation. Will find a pic and post it up. I like subtle minimal watches, no bulk or bling please.
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Originally Posted by Yomanze
That looks nice. What is their value worth?
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I have a Rotary and a Hamilton