Finally time for a break in collecting 😌
Starting from the bottom left: -Citizen Garrison: a daily during my naval service -Victorinox I.N.O.X Carbon: because I didn't want a Gshock -Seiko Astron: was my daily in Japan -Frederique Constant Rally Healy GMT: my first automatic watch -Speedmaster Date: 1st auto chrono -Speedy Pro 311.30.42.30: my grail, recently acquired -CW C60 Abyss: wanted to know if CW is worth the money. It is. -CW C65 Chrono: 2nd favorite chrono, part of my rotation - Breitling Superocean II 44: a retirement to myself. Loved it more than I expected. - Tudor BB 41 Heritage: never wanted a Tudor , until I got one and it became my daily
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Very nice collection, a bit chrono heavy for me since I don't like them personally, the breitling is probably my favourite.
Very nice collection, a bit chrono heavy for me since I don't like them personally, the breitling is probably my favourite.
Thanks. about the chronos, i believe a wat h collection about should be lifestyle, professions and hobbies. I have a fandom for F1, and a goal to achieve an engineering degree. I love the timing mechanisms and learnting use the tachymeter.
Thanks. about the chronos, i believe a wat h collection about should be lifestyle, professions and hobbies. I have a fandom for F1, and a goal to achieve an engineering degree. I love the timing mechanisms and learnting use the tachymeter.
I believe chronographs are the most popular complication so I'm clearly in the minority in the watch world, but then I don't like the submariner either so that probably proves it.
Thanks. about the chronos, i believe a wat h collection about should be lifestyle, professions and hobbies. I have a fandom for F1, and a goal to achieve an engineering degree. I love the timing mechanisms and learnting use the tachymeter.
I've always found with chronographs that I don't like the extra thickness added by the complication and that either the ability to tell time is compromised by the legibility of the chronograph, or the chronograph function is compromised by the legibility of the main hands. I would however take one of these
However this is above my budget but the kinetic version isn't, but I need another kinetic like a hole in the head.
I've always found with chronographs that I don't like the extra thickness added by the complication and that either the ability to tell time is compromised by the legibility of the chronograph, or the chronograph function is compromised by the legibility of the main hands. I would however take one of these
However this is above my budget but the kinetic version isn't, but I need another kinetic like a hole in the head.
That was my mistake with the Speedy Date. The silver bezel is cool until you try to read it. I had originally saved up for a Broad Arrow 321.13.44.50.02 but realized I would be dealing with the same issues in reading the bezel. So I scrounged up a litter more for the Speedy Pro
I've always found with chronographs that I don't like the extra thickness added by the complication and that either the ability to tell time is compromised by the legibility of the chronograph, or the chronograph function is compromised by the legibility of the main hands. I would however take one of these
However this is above my budget but the kinetic version isn't, but I need another kinetic like a hole in the head.
By the way, I really want that in a solar