The general watch talk discussion

[neongas]

I have a small wrist,hence the Tudor Black Bay 36 currently lives on my arm,the blue dial.
I fell in love with the simplicity of it.
I went to put my name down for an Explorer or an OP 36( good luck with that) and came out with the Tudor.

Tudors arent anything to sneeze at either. I have the first Black Bay red myself.

If you ever wear a Rolex, it is a surreal experience and yes,worth the $

As long as you don't pay grey market/reseller prices

 

[Gargravarr]

I have a small wrist,hence the Tudor Black Bay 36 currently lives on my arm,the blue dial.
I fell in love with the simplicity of it.

I like smaller watches too. That one's a beauty.

 

[wayne646]

Something a little different, "Luna Dude" my project watch I built.

 

[silverlifter]

Necrobumping this thread as I have been looking at a cheap field watch to wear when I am working outside. I just had my "office" watch serviced, and the cost made me realise I should probably baby it a little more. So, I have opted for a chinese "homage": Seiko quartz movement, sapphire glass, 10ATM and, to me, looks pretty good. Best of all, less than 200 NZD.

 

[Mark1966]

Necrobumping this thread as I have been looking at a cheap field watch to wear when I am working outside. I just had my "office" watch serviced, and the cost made me realise I should probably baby it a little more. So, I have opted for a chinese "homage": Seiko quartz movement, sapphire glass, 10ATM and, to me, looks pretty good. Best of all, less than 200 NZD.

Now we need a pic of the office watch too!

 

[silverlifter]

Now we need a pic of the office watch too!

I'll post one when it eventually gets back from Melbourne...