Jrodst1050

Jrod
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8.00” / 20.32 cm Wrist
Retired Military
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Recent posts

Is it nesessary a Tourbillon in 2024, or is a statement"piece of art"?

Dear WC community. Today I'm polling if a Tourbillon if it necessary in 2024, or if it a statement "piece of art"? I know the historical significance of Tourbillon and Louis Breguet, but on this day a...
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Microbrand list

Hello Watch Crunchers! Microbrand Watch World compiled a very extensive list of the major microbrands to look for in 2024 and I wanted to share it wit...
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Kevin O'Leary opinions about being a watch collector

Good day/evening WC community. He is done it again! Kevin O'Leary (Shark Tank host) opinion about being a watch collector in another U-tube interview....
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Recent Comments

commented on Jrodst1050's WRUW ·

Thanks! 😉

commented on wristwatchexplorer's WRUW ·

I only use Bergeon springbar tools on my watches. Swiss made tools that most of the professional watchmakers use. They are somewhat expensive but "you get what you pay for". Stay away from the cheap Chinese tools.

Here is a Bergeon springbar tool. Around $17.99 USD each:

https://www.esslinger.com/bergeon-7767-s-stainless-steel-spring-bar-tool/

They also make these tweezers that are designed to remove springbars. Again, not cheap but is worth "every penny" if you change your straps very often like me:

https://www.esslinger.com/horofix-spring-bar-tweezers/

commented on neveroddoreven's WRUW ·

Love it! 😍

Here is mine vintage Omega..

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commented on Bazzateer's WRUW ·

Beautiful! 😍

I own a vintage 1969 Omega De Ville 166033, Caliber 565. What caliber is yours? Thank you!

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commented on Jrodst1050's WRUW ·

Thanks! 😉

commented on Hanhart 417 ES 39mm ·

Very nice Flieger! Congrats!

commented on Strap Insanity ·

The Straps? Don't get me started on other ancillary stuff for the "great hobby of ours" such as tools, travel pouches, watch winders, timegraphers , etc.

And don't forget every 5 to 10 years that watch needs service "as recommended by the industry".

That will add up after a while.....😉

More posts

New Rolex 1908 is Hot!

Guys! New Rolex releases are out and the new 1908 in platinum is Gorgeous! Here is an article about it in Monochrome: Cheers! https://monochrome-watch...
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Matching your watch by dress code chart

Happy Sunday watch enthusiast. Do you agree with this "matching your watch by dress code" chart? I think is pretty accurate but I have seen people wea...
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Timergrapher discussion

Good day watch enthusiast. I been thinking to get a timergrapher to check my watches at home. They have several options at Amazon from around $100 all...
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How often you swap your watches in your collection

Good day watch enthusiast! The question of the day is: How often you swap/take out of circulation your watches? Once per day? Twice a day? Weekly/Monthly/other? Or it depends of what I'm doing/wearing...
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Your watch collection is more concentated in which watch group?

Good day watch enthusiast. I'm curious to find out which watch group you guys/gals tend "to gravitate" the most in your current collection. I will start with mine. I own watches from the Swatch group...
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More picks of "My Flighty"

Guys/Gals, Today's picks of my Seiko SNA411 "Flighty". Which one you like? With a NATO strap from Wrist Candy shop or Leather strap from Barton? Have...
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Wearing my Rolex DeepSea

Good morning, Today I'm wearing my latest acquisition (Dec 2023). My Rolex DeepSea Sea-Dweller "James Cameron" ref. 136660-0003. Have a wonderful day...
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