The Watch Thread - Part 14

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Other watches may come and go, but one will always stand strong - The Speedy Pro.

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**other watches will come along they always do
but what's the point when all I ever want is you
 

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Hahaha I’m all for it. Bring back the 1665 Double Red SD. Submariner and Sea Dweller typography in the same watch.

The older designs.. really too nice imho!
No need for the oversized case and crown guards. Dial and Insert patina as you use... every watch tells its own story..

I think most of us have the inclination to the mystic and allure of vintage... yet.. few dare to thread.. for me.. its a classic case of kena deeply poisoned.

No money for honest 1665 drsd.. gotta settle for these instead...

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The SA says its about 100 but since the battery will last 7 to 8 years, it will be together with the servicing

I vote the Elegante the most special and interesting watch of watch thread 14 :s12::s12: Its likely the next watch purchase when I feel rich again...which wont be soon haha. Perfect to have a quartz I would actually enjoy wearing as much as a mechanical.
 

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It is definitely worth your consideration. I'm really enjoying mine :D

I vote the Elegante the most special and interesting watch of watch thread 14 :s12::s12: Its likely the next watch purchase when I feel rich again...which wont be soon haha. Perfect to have a quartz I would actually enjoy wearing as much as a mechanical.
 

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hi gaise any good place to scour for cheap vintage watch for a fresh grad entering the workforce?
 

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You can look on carousell, but make sure you know what you are doing.

I will, however, recommend that you look at vintage style watches instead. Since they are easier to take care of.

The Longines Avigation BigEye is a good recent release you can look at. Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical, a 38mm manual wound watch is worth considering also if you like classic sizes. Good luck!

hi gaise any good place to scour for cheap vintage watch for a fresh grad entering the workforce?
 

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The Longines Avigation BigEye is a good recent release you can look at. Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical, a 38mm manual wound watch is worth considering also if you like classic sizes. Good luck!

Both are on my radar and making me drool bad. :(
 

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Just from pictures I have seen online I would prefer the bigeye. Have you tried any of them?

Bigeye is definitely more handsome. But at 5-6x the price of the Khaki Field Mechanical, it better be! :s13:

I've tried them on both of them, the Khaki just yesterday. Seriously tempted by it, the winding is satisfying as hell.

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Bigeye is so handsome! But looking at how looks on your huge wrist, I think it will be too big for me :s13:

Bigeye is definitely more handsome. But at 5-6x the price of the Khaki Field Mechanical, it better be! :s13:

I've tried them on both of them, the Khaki just yesterday. Seriously tempted by it, the winding is satisfying as hell.

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