The Watch Thread - Part 6

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gaoxing84

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i have a couple of OP Logo pre-v screw in buckle to let go.
interested can pm me!
24mm btw
 

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Last piece of FC for clearance......
This one about 2.8k. Ltd edition of 1888 pcs. Comes with pocket stop watch. Its the white faced version. Read all about it here....
Frederique Constant Healey Chrono Automatic Watch For 2010 | aBlogtoWatch
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Anybody wants let me know. Will direct u to my SA.
 
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That'll be highly impossible. They will strip it down to replicate the parts. Besides the makers are rich enough to buy the watch to replicate.

There can be another scenario, he got duped and this thread just did him a favour by revealing the answer to the mystery of his life.
 

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Was gonna post other picture, but too much skin(and hair) :s13:

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Nope, mine's automatic :D
 
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The blue sub dial is simi ah?

Looks like stitch from the cartoon :s13:

Snoopy dial mod...
For peeps who is interested in the snoopy LE pls make sure you get 1 with the cert, if not you can get a hesalite moonwatch, swap out the dial and caseback, and nobody is the wiser
 

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The Orient Classic Automatic ER2400BW (nicknamed "Bambino") is a very good value for slightly over S$200. For this price, you get a very efficient automatic in-house movement by Orient, Japan. Includes quick date adjustment but no hacking or manual wind. Have been wearing it for a few days and it runs about 9 seconds fast per 24 hours.

I love the unique thick mineral crystal (see 2nd pic) that covers the watch face. The lovely pearl white dial looks raised in the middle which I believe is an optical illusion caused by the thick crystal. The watch looks exquisite with its rose gold roman numerals and hands. All of these, together with the elaborate Orient logo give the watch a very nice vintage vibe which I really like ! The vintage look is completed by the onion shaped crown. Too bad Orient did not inscribe the Orient logo on the crown.

Despite the vintage look, I'm glad Orient decided to size the watch at 40.5mm (excluding crown) which keeps up with the modern trend of large watches. I don't find it big at all for a dress watch and I wouldn't have gotten it if it was any smaller.

The watch also comes in other colour combinations but I find this combination the most attractive and gorgeous looking.

There was a previous version of the Bambino that had very prominent minute indices and a simpler dial. Some folks prefer the design of that version but it certainly did not catch my attention. It was only when I saw the current version that I said, "I gotta get that!", especially given the super affordable price !
 

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The Orient Classic Automatic ER2400BW (nicknamed "Bambino") is a very good value for slightly over S$200. For this price, you get a very efficient automatic in-house movement by Orient, Japan. Includes quick date adjustment but no hacking or manual wind. Have been wearing it for a few days and it runs about 9 seconds fast per 24 hours.

I love the unique thick mineral crystal (see 2nd pic) that covers the watch face. The lovely pearl white dial looks raised in the middle which I believe is an optical illusion caused by the thick crystal. The watch looks exquisite with its rose gold roman numerals and hands. All of these, together with the elaborate Orient logo give the watch a very nice vintage vibe which I really like ! The vintage look is completed by the onion shaped crown. Too bad Orient did not inscribe the Orient logo on the crown.

Despite the vintage look, I'm glad Orient decided to size the watch at 40.5mm (excluding crown) which keeps up with the modern trend of large watches. I don't find it big at all for a dress watch and I wouldn't have gotten it if it was any smaller.

The watch also comes in other colour combinations but I find this combination the most attractive and gorgeous looking.

There was a previous version of the Bambino that had very prominent minute indices and a simpler dial. Some folks prefer the design of that version but it certainly did not catch my attention. It was only when I saw the current version that I said, "I gotta get that!", especially given the super affordable price !

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:o:(:o

There was one season where this thread was filled with bambinos... :s13:

Is that your new watch?

Welcome welcome! :D
 
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