The Watch Thread - Part 14

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gaoxing84

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chillzz man....the satirical comment was directed at my noob curiosity when comparing with stock images off the web :o I din have much knowledge about earlier models and it's history.

anyway special thanks to gaoxing84 bro! just bought from him a 116610LN for wifey and next week a 116710BLNR for myself! :D

Enjoy the watches. Sorry for the hiccup before but glad I managed to get another for you in a short time.
 

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Just wanna ask if I were to invest for a mid range price watch, would Tag Heuer or Omega be a better choice? Currently looking at Omega Seamaster Coaxial and Tag Heuer Aqua racer models.

Omega.
But price difference is about 1k plus.
Coaxial is good stuff
 

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Just wanna ask if I were to invest for a mid range price watch, would Tag Heuer or Omega be a better choice? Currently looking at Omega Seamaster Coaxial and Tag Heuer Aqua racer models.

No-brainer if you ask me. Omega all the way. Get the Seamaster 300 Co-Axial. Pure sex.
 

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Did you read the post I was referring to?

Someone made a post comparing cyrenic's watch to the stock image of a modern ceramic sub. The insinuation was that something wasn't right with cyrenic's piece as it was different from said stock image.

I brought you up because you clearly have a more than respectable vintage collection. My case in point was that a product manufactured in the 70's, 80's or 90's would look different than one produced in today's standards. I found it hilarious that the original poster seemed to have this idea that a product could only have one possible reference, and tried to apply the same logic to different things, like Windows and iPhones.


Gee, and the car comparison was coming too.

Thanks for clarifying bro.
All's good.

Haha I think sleepyman read wrongly.
All good haha. Sleepyman protective of his vintages.

Chill till suddenly mentioned. Take too much pride lah bro... u know me lah.. over passionate type. Psps.

Chill.. think he clarified himself n gx chipped in too. Everyone here knows u r da rolex vintage master la.

Sorry to disappoint you bro, i only small player. Next hoot likely 5513 (again!!??)
 

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No-brainer if you ask me. Omega all the way. Get the Seamaster 300 Co-Axial. Pure sex.

Pardon my knowledge but I have been looking at the Seamaster 300 and 300m, not sure if the 300 is worth the extra thousands in comparison to the 300m diver watch.
 

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Pardon my knowledge but I have been looking at the Seamaster 300 and 300m, not sure if the 300 is worth the extra thousands in comparison to the 300m diver watch.

IMHO, the only Seamaster that appeals to me aesthetics-wise is the 300 Co-Axial. So specs aside, it has already won hands down in my books. After all, if you don't like how a watch looks, I don't think you'll be bothered by its specs, or price. Whether it is worth the extra over the 300m, is a question only you can answer. For me, it's a definite yes.
 

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Pardon my knowledge but I have been looking at the Seamaster 300 and 300m, not sure if the 300 is worth the extra thousands in comparison to the 300m diver watch.
It should be
Seamaster Pro 300 - I believe they're using a modified eta movement which has the coaxial escapement. Cal 2500
Seamaster 300 - they should be using omega in house master coaxial movement Cal 8400

That's the main difference in price.
Also seamaster 300 is a homage or redesign of their first diver.
Seamaster Pro is like their entry level old poster boy for omega diver.

Both look very different.
 

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Nice pic ...

rollie for the weekend.


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It should be
Seamaster Pro 300 - I believe they're using a modified eta movement which has the coaxial escapement. Cal 2500
Seamaster 300 - they should be using omega in house master coaxial movement Cal 8400

That's the main difference in price.
Also seamaster 300 is a homage or redesign of their first diver.
Seamaster Pro is like their entry level old poster boy for omega diver.

Both look very different.

IMHO, the only Seamaster that appeals to me aesthetics-wise is the 300 Co-Axial. So specs aside, it has already won hands down in my books. After all, if you don't like how a watch looks, I don't think you'll be bothered by its specs, or price. Whether it is worth the extra over the 300m, is a question only you can answer. For me, it's a definite yes.

Thank you both for your kind feedback. Are there any other mid level entry watch that you would recommend for someone that's starting out in the watch journey?
 

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if dress watch can consider nomos

Diver if can stretch directly go for Rolex if not I think down the road u may still buy a Rolex



Thank you both for your kind feedback. Are there any other mid level entry watch that you would recommend for someone that's starting out in the watch journey?
 

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Thank you both for your kind feedback. Are there any other mid level entry watch that you would recommend for someone that's starting out in the watch journey?

Tudor black bay black.
Nice vintage feel with a modern design, solid watch and in house movement.
Probably can get it 3.5-4k
 
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