The Watch Thread - Part 9

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All in a Day

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Hello guys!

I've been following the discussion here and am impressed by the wealth of knowledge I've gained as a result.

I'll mark my first contribution here by posting a few pictures I took of my two favourite watches in the collection =)

UYsdJJ6.jpg


qyLXBE6.jpg


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Very professional and impressive pics u've taken!

Would have thought they were from catalogues if u didnt say they are your pics!
 

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i am THIS close to getting the longines pulsometer. but everytime i see new pictures of the tudor black bay black, my heart gets stirred again. :vijayadmin:

the pictures in the following link is super poisoning!
http://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=438559&page=8

i have never been a fan of diver watch, but i gotta admit... this tudor black bay black is really attractive compared to the other similar style diver watch from other brands... i think this may be the one and only diver watch which i think is beautiful.

:(
 

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i am THIS close to getting the longines pulsometer. but everytime i see new pictures of the tudor black bay black, my heart gets stirred again. :vijayadmin:

the pictures in the following link is super poisoning!
http://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=438559&page=8

i have never been a fan of diver watch, but i gotta admit... this tudor black bay black is really attractive compared to the other similar style diver watch from other brands... i think this may be the one and only diver watch which i think is beautiful.

:(

In before is it too much to ask for both gif
 

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Hello guys!

I've been following the discussion here and am impressed by the wealth of knowledge I've gained as a result.

I'll mark my first contribution here by posting a few pictures I took of my two favourite watches in the collection =)

UYsdJJ6.jpg


qyLXBE6.jpg


mFw8icN.jpg


bQODLPf.jpg

first time seeing the mb&f HM1 posted here... jin swee.

more wrist shots priest :D

and your previous post in the watch thread was WAY BACK IN Year 2008!!!!!!!!!!!
 
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Ball watch with Chronometer certified COSC , is this feature important ?

If you are particular of accuracy and seconds, this is what COSC measures.

means ur watch abit more accurate than others but still not as accurate as quartz

you want to read up more about COSC here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COSC

and see for yourself whether is it important for you...

some brands will go for all these certifications to sell their watches for more $$$

just like TVs... curve.. 3D... Smart TV... 2K/3K/4K/5K... you get what I mean
 

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The white gold hexes you see on the AP face is "nut". The back is "screw. :)

As an engineer, I learnt something today! so that's how the AP RO get the screws perfectly aligned on the face.. by adjusting the backside screws.. icic..

Nice!
 

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you want to read up more about COSC here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COSC

and see for yourself whether is it important for you...

some brands will go for all these certifications to sell their watches for more $$$

just like TVs... curve.. 3D... Smart TV... 2K/3K/4K/5K... you get what I mean

The COSC cert is just like those certs in the audio visual industry..... Doesn't mean a thing. There are so many watches that meet the COSC requirements but cannot get the label because they are not swiss made. It's just another marketing gimmick to me
 

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There are also watches that beats the cosc standard hands down. Example grand seiko.
 

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eh anyone have experience with cape cod polishing cloth?
lol got hairline scratches on my bbn case. damn fast. damn mirror finish. hahaha

and bb don't have AR coating. :(
 

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eh anyone have experience with cape cod polishing cloth?
lol got hairline scratches on my bbn case. damn fast. damn mirror finish. hahaha

and bb don't have AR coating. :(

Just leave the finishing as stock as possible and let the scratches come. Watches are meant to be beaten.
 

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With the new year coming up, does anyone have any watch related new year resolution?

Mine is to cut my expenses enough that I be under budget enough by end of 2016 that I can buy the MM300. A tough feat considering that I'll be starting 2016 at a severe over budget lol.
 

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With the new year coming up, does anyone have any watch related new year resolution?

Mine is to cut my expenses enough that I be under budget enough by end of 2016 that I can buy the MM300. A tough feat considering that I'll be starting 2016 at a severe over budget lol.

haha nope. I just clear mine. haha bought in 2015 ready for 2016
 

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eh anyone have experience with cape cod polishing cloth?
lol got hairline scratches on my bbn case. damn fast. damn mirror finish. hahaha

and bb don't have AR coating. :(

I am using it for my Daytona. It is for shiny SS surface not brushed SS, so I tend to tape up the brushed SS areas before using it.
Minor scratches can buff away but slightly deeper ones need to use strength and slowly polish to minimize them.
 

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I am using it for my Daytona. It is for shiny SS surface not brushed SS, so I tend to tape up the brushed SS areas before using it.
Minor scratches can buff away but slightly deeper ones need to use strength and slowly polish to minimize them.

Ahhh great Haha at least I know what to get if I wanna polish Haha. Thanks man!
 
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