Wrist Shot - What's on your wrist today?

[D22M2]

322701

[ny325]

Nice IWC.

[JMAC5150]

DEEPSEA

[MikeF87LCI]

Oris pro diver col moschin ltd ed.

[Vinny49]

A fairly regular occurrence...

[Nivarox]

Oris Aquis Lake Baikal

[MikeF87LCI]

Breitling Avenger bandit

[Ickdeep]

Not as fancy as everyone else but it's the daily

[New2Roundel]

Giving it a shot...

Just picked this up a couple of weeks ago. A German watch to go with the German cars:

[1MOREMOD]

Congrats sir, does glashutte not make a left hand version?

[New2Roundel]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

Congrats sir, does glashutte not make a left hand version?

Not that I've seen. At this point, I'm used to right-sided crowns although I would like to try out a watch with a left-side crown for a few days.

[1MOREMOD]

I would guess you get used to it being that way. Love the brand sir. Only german I have is stowa marine in white with blued hands.

[New2Roundel]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

I would guess you get used to it being that way. Love the brand sir. Only german I have is stowa marine in white with blued hands.

It's interesting. I bought a new white dial Rolex ExpII in 2016 and now I have the GO. The difference in cost-to-me amounted to paying $500 more for the GO. I really like my Polar Explorer, it's a great watch with really nice detailing. But for the price difference, the GO is just so much nicer in the details. The movement isn't technologically amazing in the GO, but the detailing through the case back is superb---it looks way more expensive than it should be. It will remain the only dressy watch I can own---it fits a really nice balance between cost, styling

Unlike where Germans position themselves in the car world, they are a relative bargain in the watch world. I'm sure you know this, owning a Stowa. Definitely a really nice piece as well. How long have you owned it and how has it treated you? Any pics?

[1MOREMOD]

True unless you look at a lange and sohne then they are I think better than the trinity. I've had the stowa for over 5 years I think and have had no issues. This is only image could find. Along with my 2 favorites a 1970 pre moon 220 bezel speedmaster and a 1965 twinjet 806 navitimer. I usually daily my modern seamaster 300.

[rezadue]

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[New2Roundel]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

True unless you look at a lange and sohne then they are I think better than the trinity. I've had the stowa for over 5 years I think and have had no issues. This is only image could find. Along with my 2 favorites a 1970 pre moon 220 bezel speedmaster and a 1965 twinjet 806 navitimer. I usually daily my modern seamaster 300.

Really nice collection. I like the Stowa--it's got a really classic look to it. Reminds me a bit of an Alpina Startimer Classic I had for a while. Also, really like the Omegas and Breitling. How has the Breitling treated you? I have a TH Monza, but I think I might want to sell that at some point for another chrono. The one thing that bothers me with the Monza is that whenever I operate the pushers, it feels like I'm about the break something inside the watch. I'm looking for something with more of a sturdy movement. Prior to the Monza, I had a Hamilton Jazzmaster Chrono, but that also felt a little too fragile. I consider Breitling to offer some really excellent chronos, like the navitimer.

[1MOREMOD]

Navitimer is actually at horological services for a rather spendy service. The second hand was in contact with the minute hand at certain times of day so needs reset and doing movement service as same time. Take a look at the vintage top time breitling if navi too busy for your taste.

Stowa is probably my most comfortable watch, due to thin profile, barely know it's on.

Also have a Monaco, longines master chrono moonphase and legend diver, oris 65 with bronze bezel, Hamilton IM68 and few other things. Tudor bb58 in the works.

Hamilton pilot in the picture was sold and the tissot luxury powermatic 80 is for sale now as well.

[happyjack]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

Also have a Monaco, longines master chrono moonphase and legend diver, oris 65 with bronze bezel, Hamilton IM68 and few other things. Tudor bb58 in the works.

i like your style.

every one of those pieces is on a wishlist for me. i really want a bronze diver and that oris could be my next purchase. i'd really love a tudor BB bronze, but until kids' college tuition is done, i cant justify it.

[1MOREMOD]

Thanks sir, keep trying to weed things out and add little at time. Still thinking about a worldtimer, of some sort, a jlc memovox, an el primero and a vintage omega dress watch but who knows.

[1MOREMOD]

Picked up a ball trainmaster worldtime today.

[M3Fanatics]

Scooped it a month before it got discontinued

[UglyBuzzard]

You all wearing your watches at home these days? Probably should change thread to shelter in place watch pics...