The Watch Thread - Part 6

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FaNtAsIuM

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Did someone say Omega?
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Thanks. I always try to look for non-mainstream watches. Sadly all no resale value :s13:

very few watches retain value ;) ...but for Louis Erard there's only upside I feel. Comparable to Tissot in quality, real effort in detailing, if they can grow their business i'm sure prices will go up (given they are priced for value now).
 

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Recently got a blue alligator strap and mounted it on my B&R...

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Was admiring it and it struck me whether the color combi was weird, ie blue strap with black dial...:o

Coz I see is other watches is usually blue strap on white or blue dial.....or the vice versa - blue dial black strap...:s13:
 

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well if you intend to keep indefinitely then resale value is irrelevant! :D

waiting for you to share your watches too! maybe i missed your post, but if i really missed it, so sorry :(
show us your collection! you might have an awesome collection that we never get a chance to see :)

sharing is caring! :D
 
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New vs old. 8 months of use.

The worst scratches are on the clasp as a result of a fall. Solid construction though.

That's some brutal scratches on the bracelet after 8 months. :eek:

They say titanium picks up scratches more easily compared to stainless steel
 

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That's some brutal scratches on the bracelet after 8 months. :eek:

They say titanium picks up scratches more easily compared to stainless steel

light scratches because of a layer of oxidation. but it kinda heals a bit after some more wearing. on the plus side its harder to put in a deep scratch into titanium compared to steel. guess we need to 10-20 years from now to be sure, if the corners and edges stay sharp compared to steel.

as easy as it picks up light scratches, you can easily brush it off yourself as well with green scouring pad, an emery board etc.

this is what the pros use:
Scratch Brushes

check out omega's microlon pad :s8:
 
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