The Watch Thread - Part 6

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Tiring day

We are watch twins...but mines' blue dial...:D.
 

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Swee that's one of the most bang for buck moonphase around? It's a true moonphase complication right? And the 24hr hand can be set to a second time zone?

yes true moonphase and can get good discounts from Prestige in Bras Baseh.
The bottom sub dial is a 2nd time zone.

It shows stars because the next full moon is around 9 Dec. It shows stars not because its 3am in the morning.

Some watches are mistaken for moonphase but in reality they are for day n night indicator ie show moon at night and sun in the day.
 

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Thanks bro, hope i picked the right one for my first rolex. Mostly see sub and gmt so wanted to get something different.


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there is no such thing as pick the wrong watch. most imptly is you like it.

emjoy the beautiful watch in good health!
 

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there is no such thing as pick the wrong watch. most imptly is you like it.

emjoy the beautiful watch in good health!
You are right bro, better enjoy after burn a big hole in pocket haha. Thanks!

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Having worn a pam 359 for couple years, finally decided to pull the trigger on rolex. Had a very tough time deciding between the classic sub, gmt 2 and explorer 2. Finally decided on this. :)

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Very nice! Thumbs up! Do a group shot!
 

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The original Mark II

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unlike the reissue the original was a mix of orange and red

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signed crown (worse for wear)

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simple engraving of the omega monster

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better light shows off the detailed reliefs for the sub-dial
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Very nice..thought of getting the new Helson Black Beard..but the price is scary 745USD for a micro with japanese movement...just doesn't seem worth it leh?

On the contrary I think the microbrands provide very good value for money. Automatic movement, close to though not the quality of a Tag/Omega, exclusivity like what a1234567 (can't remember :) )said.
 

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Is Omega using their own inhouse movement ?

erm that's not a simple question.

.... as in own whole movement or just a part (e.g. escapement)...there's also quartz...so it depends on which model you are referring to, and if you consider licensing and improving a design good enough as in-house.

note that sharing of movements is not frowned upon in the watch industry .....you got rolex with zenith movements, as you have omega with eta/lemania/valjoux...

also seiko and citizen and casio are fully using in-house movements :)
 

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Having worn a pam 359 for couple years, finally decided to pull the trigger on rolex. Had a very tough time deciding between the classic sub, gmt 2 and explorer 2. Finally decided on this. :)

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I'm the opposite. Thought long, researched and wanted to get the Deepsea around 2013 and in the end got a Panerai.
 

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I'm the opposite. Thought long, researched and wanted to get the Deepsea around 2013 and in the end got a Panerai.
Ah which pam are you donning now? Got totally suck in with the world of aftermarket leather straps when i got my 359, it was fun. My next purchase would be to trade in my 359 and hopefully get a 372. A 47mm pam is really eye catching especially with the all polished ss. My only gripe with owning a pam is the crown guard which is also one of the key feature. I have bashed it a few times, hotel lobby door, my house door, shopping mall door but gotta give it props to the construction, it remained steadfast and secured albeit a few dings.

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Ah which pam are you donning now? Got totally suck in with the world of aftermarket leather straps when i got my 359, it was fun. My next purchase would be to trade in my 359 and hopefully get a 372. A 47mm pam is really eye catching especially with the all polished ss. My only gripe with owning a pam is the crown guard which is also one of the key feature. I have bashed it a few times, hotel lobby door, my house door, shopping mall door but gotta give it props to the construction, it remained steadfast and secured albeit a few dings.

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Three-O-Five. Also known around these parts as Yatto's PAM (even though I got it before him :D). Can't be helped he got aura I dun haf.

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Three-O-Five. Also known around these parts as Yatto's PAM (even though I got it before him :D). Can't be helped he got aura I dun haf.

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Haha cool, i cant carry off pam sub. Must be big sized like stallone haha.

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