/fa/ - Fashion

Guide to posters

Major avatarfags
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>Poortadello/OmegaDrunk
Multi-reply specialist. Canadian. Gay. Only posts about his own watches. Very repetitive posts. Has several obscure Omegas only he cares about. Notorious for samefagging. Obsessed with BitterAnon.

>Whoretadello
Balding Greek living in Germany. Has a tendency of buying too large watches. Cleans cars for a living. Has a Tudor, Homos, and some Seikos. Life currently falling apart, filling the void with materialism and falling in love with strippers. Made a discord server, has total of two members. Tax evader, sex trafficker, tried to hide the evidence by deleting posts.

>Citizen drunk/Finncel
25% Finnish, 50% Swedish, rest is a mystery. Lives in Finland. Works as a shelver in a grocery store. Alcoholic. Repetitive posts about alcohol, coins and Eco-Drives. Tragic case of gyno.

>Mortadello
Very positive and friendly, but doesn't post anything of any consequence. Lawyer. Obese. Posts improving photos of amazing watches. Lies about his age. Does not take criticism well.

Semi-regular posters
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>HamiltonDrunk
Posts a single picture per thread before getting drunk and passing out. Owns a Hamilton. Works in television and film.

>Nobully anon
Trans. Has rich parents who have bought them several VCs.

>Cockwatch
Has one F-91W, has posted it on his cock. Mostly posts the Casio with Soviet knick-knacks. Trans. Wants to be Emma Watson. Russian living in Latvia with mommy. Has ties to BitterAnon.

>ALS anon
Has an 1815 Up/Down. Stays under the radar, but occasionally pops his head up to flex and complain

>Hungarian anon
Is a watchmaker, complains about his customers

>Central Florida Anon
Looking for a wristlet to love

>Raketanon
Has 3 soviet Raketa watches and a Raketa table clock. Likes his big 0. Wanted to be listed and got listed.

>BitterAnon
Who is the mysterious BitterAnon? It could be anyone! It could even be you! Currently residing inside the heads of several avatarfags.

What is the most powerful watch in the world?

>>18012312
>What is the most powerful watch in the world?
F91w when used as a bomb timer

>>18012314
does the F stand for filipino?

>>18012303
This kinda slaps bros...

for me it's the hamilton khaki field mechanical 38mm military-inspired wristwatch.

current view into the shitter box

I'm about to become a Temu victim

>>18012330
Half are cool and half are not.

>>18012333
wtf is this design?

>>18012330
Very classy set anon

>>18012336
I've seen something similar on aliexpress, they take a chink clone of the eta 2824 or something and take out a ton of the bridge

new Tsuyosa model and colorways

>>18012400
lmao 8xxx movement
fuck off with this disposable trash

>>18012400
>no cyclops
Well it's a start

>>18012407
8xxx > Powermatic 10000000/10

>>18012400
awful placement of small seconds

For me, it's value.

>>18012410
They're both garbage and you're a genuine retard if you waste money on anything powered by a shitizen movement (yes even 9xxxx) or swatch garbage after they purposefully gimped the 2824 so that it grinds itself to dust. No they never fixed it in the 2824-2.
God this thread is so fucking stupid and clueless.
At BEST you're hoarders.
Uninformed consooming pieces of shit, with awful taste to boot.
You will never be real collectors.
You will never be enthusiasts.
Only consoomers.

Bros my JDM Casio shitter is almost here

>>18012422
that watch is overpriced as shit for what it is
ugly as shit bracelet you have on there too
imagine buying something thats "designed" but that grifter tgv

>>18012426
brb buying more shitters to make you mad

>>18012432
Please do, remember to post them in this shitstain of a thread so I can continue to make fun of them. It's highly entertaining.

Citizen Eco-Drive on the wrist today. What are you wearing, frens?

>>18012439
red

>>18012429
Fuuka bros...

>>18012439
Poodor

>>18012439
Why of course, my baby alpinist.

>>18012330
that Lange is insane. vintage or current?
really like the digital tank, never seen one like that

>>18012330
Holy Based, that Lange.
Is it 18K?

>>18012439
citizen ecodrive of course

>>18012465
Chewdah*

>>18012467
Based

>>18012473
Based

>>18012474
Holy based

>>18012439
my old shitter

>>18012307
>Trans
Remove that immediately!!! Fake news...

>>18012439
What will you do when the mineral crystal gets too scratched?

>>18012426
NH35 comes out on top yet again

>>18012510
It's sapphire

>>18012522
Tolerances too loose, the post covid NH35 runs are vostok tier.
I specifically said tolerances and not regulation, so don't go spewing retardation at me about how you nudged the lever and your phone app says it's "totally accurate now bro"

>>18012426
>No they never fixed it in the 2824-2
what's wrong with the 2824-2?
what did they do to "gimp" it?
you're probably just a snob

Today I will be bitter in the watch thread.

I've come to the conclusion that if you are gonna buy a Tossit/get one for a younger family member or something it's probably best to just go with a quartz model.

>>18012577
Completely retarded. No surprises there.

>>18012568
It grinds itself to dust
You don't know about this decades old problem because you're just a retarded consoomer. At best a watch hoarder. You look at shiny thing like a fucking monkey.
You will never be a collector.
You will never be a watch enthusiast.

>>18012330
For me, by replacing the jump hour with the one bellow it, it would've made the bottom row a killer 5 piece collection.
No idea why, I love those simple older air kings/oyster dates. The lange its great as well as the other dress watch. Its a matter of taste, but I'm not a huge fan of those chronos/calander watches.
Regardless, enjoy it anon, It would be a pleasure to be in a position to buy some heavy heaters like some of those watches.

>>18012578
It would be a waste to get a PRX with the Powermatic 80. Quartz is better with that one.

>>18012605
>You will never be a watch enthusiast.
thank fucking god

What kind of watch storage should I get for my shitter collection of 4 and counting?

>>18012488
Why does nobody respond to my provocative sexy ass picture???? I want those (You)'s! I want those (You)'s!
Yes I am an attention whore,so what? Gimmie those (You)'s AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH I need attention!!!!!!!!!! Is it that hard to understand?

>>18012330
Fucking sick. Redpill me on Chronoswiss

>>18012330
What's the difference between an air king with baton indices and a normal op?

>>18012605
Are you talking about the winding issue? 2824’s do not “grind themselves into dust” they are good movements

You’re a retard and thinking being some gribly trainspotting retard is better than being rich and buying shit for no reason is retarded

Are all the grand seiko watches worth the price or are the cheaper entry level ones not that good? I know the normal modern Seikos have slipped in quality. A place near me is having a GS event with sushi and crap like that so planning on going and might end up getting one but probably not going to be getting any of the $10k+ options. Really just looking for a nice white dial as i dont have watch like that currently.

>>18012643
Take your time, no need to hurry. Look around, try them on, try them on again, look around more, then go home and sleep over it. Then decide whether you still want it. If you do, then go for it.

>>18012649
Yes of course, i just more mean in terms of quality are all of grand seikos offerings up to snuff. For $5k+ I would hope so but you can never tell these days. Also, does anyone know if GS can be had cheaper in japan? I plan to go relatively soon so wondering if its just better to wait to get one there instead.

>>18012651
They're ok watches for the money. What do you expect in terms of quality? You can find anecdotes about something shitty happening to any brand of watches, but most of the customers in general are satisfied i would say.

>>18012643
If anything Grand Seikos have improved im quality and are now worth the prices they're commandeering. (Relative to what luxury watches cost in general)

>>18012605
>It grinds itself to dust
Which components exactly do wear abnormally?
You won't reply to this because you actually know shit about watches and you only flip bullshit you hear around to pose as an expert.

>>18012637
AK isn’t chronometer certified.

>>18012664
NTA, but it's the handwinding that causes it to wear excessively. Using the rotor to wind it automatically is fine iirc.

>If anything Grand Seikos have improved im quality

>>18012643
>Are all the grand seiko watches worth the price or are the cheaper entry level ones not that good?
It’s impossible to get a straight answer here since any criticism of GS, no matter how trivial, will get the GS fans shrieking.
GS’s marketing department is very good at developing brand loyalty by installing a massive persecution complex in its customers.

>you’ve purchased a fine watch, sir. Just watch out, now everyone will hate you. It’s safest to just hang out with other GS owners.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEUviNMRLw0

ITS OVER

ITS SO OVER

>>18012643
god that case is horrendous

the way the lugs just stop abruptly and then the bracelet starts is so awful i cant believe they went with that

>>18012634
(You)

>>18012634
we need new, more daring photos.

How's your night lads?

>>18012718
yeah it was just a random one i grabbed. It's a shame because i like the rest of it

so with these new factories coming out, will people actually be able to buy watches at retail and not have to deal with AD shit anymore?

I have such a hard time believing that rolex's issue is that they simply cannot produce enough watches as opposed to ADs selling watches under the table to clients on the basis of kickbacks or holding them over people's heads in order to get them to buy other shit (as people often do)

if rolex would get rid of the AD system and open their own stores they could eliminate that problem but they stand to benefit from the current system and it costs money to open up their own stores so why would they do that

>>18012748
>t. >>18012634

>>18012757
Are you living under a rock?
Did you miss the fact that Rolex bought a whole chain of stores called Bucherer?
Since you a retard and can't comprehend how business works at billion dollar scale I'll spell it out.
That's 36 locations in one go.
Rolex does everything at a glacial pace, first the certified pre-owned program, now owns stores, finally the 3 new factories.
Finally it looks like they are timing it perfectly, by the time everything is running at capacity in 2026 the economy could enter another bull cycle so all of their increased production will be sold

>>18012488
giwtwm

design like vacheron
all steel or silver
for 1000-1500

any suggestions?

>>18012799
sorry, automatic, that's a given.

>>18012799
Which VC?

>>18012806
overseas. the thing I like most is the plain look and the rounded segments of the metal wristband.

what do you guys recommend for sizing down metal bracelets? just how tight/loose of a fit looks best?

>>18012818
It's about comfort. You should be able to put a single finger between the wrist and the watch.

>>18012818
>what do you guys recommend for sizing down metal bracelets? just how tight/loose of a fit looks best?
It should be loose enough that you can slip a finger between your wrist and bracelet, but not so loose that it can spin around your wrist.
It should sit comfortably just above the wrist bone.

>>18012771
Im NOT a retard

YOU, in fact, are the retard!

>>18012799
you're in uncanny valley. cough up at least $2k or keep it under $700

Baltic finally gonna release their perpetual calendar as a regular model?

>>18012799

>>18012799
kek

Looking to get my first "real" watch:

Sub $300, but would go as far up as $350 if absolutely wanting
Automatic (ie not quartz movement)
Not gaudy or diver style
6.5in wrists, so def <40mm, 37mm preferable
Can look good on bracelet or leather strap
Nitpick: seconds hand same color as other hands, and no numerals (no 1-12)

Any recs? Pls no memeing

>>18012862
seiko SNK

>>18012862
>Looking to get my first "real" watch:
>but would go as far up as $350

I don't say this to be mean, but there are no good automatic watches at this price point. Anything you get will be garbage. Sure, it will be automatic, but it will be inaccurate, poorly made shit.

Save your money.

>>18012510
he doesn't even have that watch any more, this poorfag is leasing his watches

>>18012870
Every watch under $350 is shit. I believe you.

>>18012862
>Sub $300, but would go as far up as $350 if absolutely wanting
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL PAJETOOOOOOOOODHALIPPPPPPPPPPP KRISHNAMURTIIIIIIIIIIIIIISWAMIIIIIIIIIIII AHAHH LOL EEEEEEE

>>18012883

>>18012862
What do you mean by real watch?

>>18012887
He needs a watch that exists and is occurring in the physical world. Not imaginary, fictitious, or theoretical.

>>18012830
I hate that good watches begin at 5k and below that you're just wearing a placeholder decent ish watch for below 1000

>>18012858
>tissot
no shit
I'm asking here because maybe someone knows some 80s VC copycat which are essentially lost with used watches going for 1k, 1,5k

gold being for noveau riche faggots set aside I specifically wrote that I was looking for a steel watch

>>18012887
Look man, I just dont want to go down another consumerism rabbit hole.
pls
Anyone not in a watch echochamber isn't going to piss on a watch that costs a few hundred dollars. Could I spend more on something even MORE "real"? I definitely could, but I've set my own limit for now.

>>18012898
>Look man, I just dont want to go down another consumerism rabbit hole.
You're already going down one by demanding an automatic watch. Orient Bambino is probably your best bet, followed by Seiko 5s and whatever random citizen automatic happens to be on sale at the time.

>>18012862
I know you don't want to hear this, but you should get quartz or save a lot more.
I played this same game and it's a losing game.
quartz on my wrist . ecodrive. no regrets.
If I ever get over, I'll buy all the watches I want but trying to get "affordable" versions are all crap.

>>18012898
It has nothing to do with consumerism but quality.

There's nothing at that price bracket that is well made and looks good. G-Shocks, sure, but those are closer to tools or sporting equipment than something an adult would wear in his day to day life.

>>18012902
>There's nothing at that price bracket that is well made and looks good.

This is terminal consumerism btw.

>>18012906
Quite the opposite.

Buy one good watch, even if it's expensive, and it will last the rest of your life. There's zero need to go on a "watch journey", buying a succession of increasingly expensive shitters for some vaguely defined reason like needing to learn what you like or some bullshit.

Pick a good watch that you like.
Buy it and never worry about watches again.
If you can't buy it now, start saving.

>>18012862
Get anything San Martin or Orient. You will be fine.

>>18012909
>Get anything San Martin or Orient.
Stop trying sabotaging him, you asshole.

>>18012909
It's funny, your advice would be more likely to be listened to if you hadn't added your signature.
Now we know it's you and can safely disregard your advice, because you have terrible taste.

Go for a walk, you friendless, bald fuck.

What the fuck people are actually watching my autistic rambling

>>18012910
>>18012911
I love both of you, but I think you're too harsh on this one. Let him decide after he takes a look at those brands. He will find a decent case and bracelet but he also has to be prepared for a very bad movement, sadly.
A great watch starts at 4 digits, but a good and satisfying watch can be had at 300$

>>18012908
>Dude, just buy endgame and leave
Thing is, no one in any of these consumerism product generals lives by this.

You know why? Because it's peak consumerism. No one would be here giving this sort of advice if they actually lived by what they are saying.

>Just save for the (next) best thing bro, trust me.

Every. Single. Thread about some product is like this. Denim, boots, sneakers, fragrances, tattoos, skincare.
Watches are no exception.

>>18012909
Considering getting a spring drive GS, how do you like it? I love the dial you have i'm just not sure how i feel about spending $5-10k on something with a battery i have to replace. Speaking of, do you do that yourself or do you take it somewhere?

>>18012910
>>18012911
I have an orient kanno and i like it. It definitely drifts forward in time noticeably (maybe 30-60 seconds after a week of wearing) but for the money it's a good option and i like the look of it. The accuracy thing also doesnt matter if you have a few watches you wear on rotation. Most of the automatic watches dont have enough power reserve to really cycle around watches without needing to set the time on them again.

>>18012913
Post vid

>>18012917
You subhumans are absolutely the last people I would ever want to interact with in a non-anonymous setting.

>>18012908
plenty of those good expensive watches require costly maintanence from time to time. When those times come you start to question why youre not just buying a sub $500 watch and if they really fall apart after 10 years you just get another. It's also nice to have a few different watches for different outfits or occasions. Breaking the bank on one expensive watch makes that difficult to do.

Thoughts on this. I like it initially, just not sure if I would get over it pretty quickly. Looking for a new daily.

>>18012916
Battery? There is no battery in a spring drive.
And what is there to say? For one, It's much more accurate than seiko says it is, from my experience, I get +2 seconds per month. The dial is a pure 10/10. Zaratsu isn't just marketing. The bracelet is "OK" at best sadly and the movement could've been a bit prettier, like the 9S movement counterparty for example.
It's by far my best watch and it feels like a steal. If you value Dial and Finishing, there is no better watch for the price. I'd say go for it.

>>18012923
Counterpart*
>>18012919
Fair enough.

>>18012914
>A great watch starts at 4 digits, but a good and satisfying watch can be had at 300$
How would you know, though? All of your watches are entry-level shit. You don't even know what size to get for your wrist.

You don't know a god damned thing about watches, you're just here to friendsim because no one followed you to your discord. You're lonely and need to avatarfag because your opinion is completely pointless and would be ignored otherwise.

BTW, here's another (You) since you crave them and I don't want to be responsible for you feeling like you have to kill yourself.

>>18012917
>Post vid
STOP FUCKING TRYING TO DOXX PEOPLE YOU PEST!

>>18012425
How shitty is your JDM Casio shitter? I'm a proud owner of an F-84W.

>>18012916
>I love the dial you have i'm just not sure how i feel about spending $5-10k on something with a battery i have to replace. Speaking of, do you do that yourself or do you take it somewhere?
You don't have to swap the battery but you do have to get it serviced every few years. Since Seiko is the only company that does spring drive, you have no choice. Service will be between 700-1000 dollars.

(Seiko's reputation for service isn't great, either.)

>>18012927
Goodnight, friend.

>>18012927
>you're just here to friendsim because no one followed you to your discord. You're lonely and need to avatarfag because your opinion is completely pointless and would be ignored otherwise.

Harsh, but completely true.

>>18012932
>(Seiko's reputation for service isn't great, either.)
Oh, and don't forget that they only guarantee holding onto parts for ten years after a model is discontinued.
If you hand them an old watch for service, no matter how expensive it was, they'll hand it back to you and tell you "Nah, sorry. It's fucked, mate."

>>18012923
I must have just been confusing it with the 9f. That makes a spring drive much more compelling. How much was this and what specific model or name of that dial style?
>The bracelet is "OK" at best sadly
why not just replace it? It seems like it would maybe look good with a leather band too.

>>18012932
>>18012943
that's a bummer. Do they really need servicing that often? I found this thing sitting in a box for 20-30 years and all i did was wind it up and it's worked fine. Power reserve is pretty low but i dont find that problematic enough to get it serviced. Paying $1000 every few years is somewhat of a deal breaker to me, unless thats an exaggerated number.

Thinking about buying this shitter

>>18012947
It looks too small for me but i like it otherwise. I think id want a leather band though, not much of a fan of fabric/nylon types.

>>18012946
>that's a bummer. Do they really need servicing that often? I found this thing sitting in a box for 20-30 years and all i did was wind it up and it's worked fine. Power reserve is pretty low but i dont find that problematic enough to get it serviced. Paying $1000 every few years is somewhat of a deal breaker to me, unless thats an exaggerated number.

Seiko says that service is required every 3-4 years. In reality, it can probably go longer, especially if you don't wear it every day. But it does have mechanical components that do eventually need to be lubricated, cleaned, and adjusted; and service is often preventative. A little cleaning can prevent major corrosion or wear from damaging something expensive.

It is worth pointing out, though, that Omega only recommends service every 8 years and Rolex only recommends every 10 years.

1000 dollars is on the high end of the scale. Probably for a chronograph movement or a movement that needed a lot of replacement parts.
Most reports I've seen of users' service costs for basic three-hand Spring Drive movements are between around 700-800 Euros. That's normal for a luxury watch and Seiko wants its GS line to be considered as such.

I'm kinda liking California dials

>>18012950
>It is worth pointing out, though, that Omega only recommends service every 8 years and Rolex only recommends every 10 years.
That really is unfortunate. I had originally been gravitating towards omega but rolex has grown on me, but i somewhat like the idea of having a nice watch that not everyone will necessarily know is a nice watch. That, GS designs, and being a weeb have made me look more into their offerings lately but thats a lot more frequent recommended maintenance and i've definitely heard of Rolexs that went decades without service and were well enough.

>>18012961
I've had my GS since 2016 and it's running +6 a day. Probably will get it serviced in a year or two.

My watchmaker says that with modern oils and what not you should be able to go comfortably without servicing for 8 years unless you are unbelievably hard on a watch. It's currently months from Omega, Rolex and GS so theres a strong argument for finding a local guy (also the co-axial movements are a nightmare to get parts for apparently) if you can find one that actually knows what he's doing so it's worth taking that into account as well.

pic unrelated, a longines I'm thinking might be my next pick.

>not everyone will necessarily know is a nice watch

no one cares retard. no one with a brain is looking at your wrist in public. no one cares about you. you’re taking advice from some bald dipshit who thinks black polishing is exclusively from the japanese and wears his (((nice))) watches with the same cum stained hoodie he always wears. zero self awareness or care in his life other than being a fake wealth loser. if this is what you want go ahead and buy a gs or even worse some fake cope rolex like an alpinist or toopoor

>>18012921
it's like $200 go for it

>>18012930
pic related

>>18012972
>no one with a brain is looking at your wrist in public.
I know this is incorrect because i have done it. It's also not necessarily strangers. Could be friends or acquaintances, ive admired someones watch recently. I do agree if youre going to be buying an expensive watch you need to have a bare minimum of acceptable dress otherwise you're just going to look stupid.

>>18012969
>I've had my GS since 2016 and it's running +6 a day.
a spring drive or another GS offering? I know some of their others +6 a day would still be within their stated accuracy
>longines
I've never been a fan of such busy watches, save one or two ive seen.

>>18012994
A 9s65, simple 3 hander with 70 hr power reserve.
>>18012994
Fair, I'm usually not keen on them either but I really liked the numerals and the quirkyness of the rotating disc in the centre of the dial.

>>18013019
Okay that's pretty good then if it's stayed within it's accuracy range still. Can someone explain the bezzle markings? Not seen 1-15 and the 153045 thing before

>>18013023
Something to do with longitude, they mention it here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyJpUHt8Fw4
this is the 47mm version not the 38mm one above by the way.

>>18012717
rolex is just another overpriced shitter. buying it is just another parasocial thing but for boomers. you just wanna feel important.

>>18013037
The worst rolex are +-2s a day, thats hardly shitter. Most of them are more accurate

>>18012921
crown guard is a con

>>18013038
the cheapest casio is +/-15s

Bros i'm thinking of picking up the Bulova Jet Star. Talk me in or out of buying it.

>>18012818
>>18012826
I can hardly get my index finger there and when I get my arm up or down the watch doesn't slide.

>>18013053
That's a very large difference. Not saying Rolex or any other expensive brands are really worth but there is something interesting about what it takes to keep accurate time (although your phone and a smart watch can just get the atomic time periodically so theres no beating that). And then there's just the look of them. Those fluted rolex dials are pretty nice looking.

Any straps suggestions for one of these?

>>18012870
Seiko 5 are perfectly fine. Anon should describe his use case. For example I only wear the watch when I leave the house, which is not every day. I usually spend 30sec to set it and it is accurate for the rest of the day.

>>18013061
Yeah but are you comfy?

>>18012909
Did you know that it takes 7 trips through the press to make a (og) white birch dial?

>>18012984
Nice, enjoy wearing it, anon!

>>18013061
It all comes down to comfort. If that feels restrictive (which for most bracelets i would expect it to) add in another link. Only my aerospace i wear somewhat tight because the bracelet clasp has spring/stretch to it and its titanium so its very light. The rest of mine i wear loose enough that theyll move up and down my wrist some.

>>18013081
Don't you bang it everywhere?

>>18013083
Bang it on what? Theyre not moving all over they just are able to move up enough so as to not get in the way of wrist movement, especially for working out.

Alright /wt/, tell me how you would improve on this

>>18013094
More color, throw in some blue dials or something.

>>18012818
It depends on the shape of your wrist and the bracelet, but generally the "one finger rule" is a good one, and it definitely should not be able to flip around on your wrist without at least very deliberate effort. You would be surprised at how much your wrist contracts/expands and you WILL notice this if the watch is too tight.

I have a relatively broad yet flat wrist (7.25") and none of my braceleted watches have an "on the fly" micro-adjustment. So I find that these watches can slide up and down my wrist by about 1.5 inches, but adjusting them any tighter by adding/removing links (even half links) is impossible without creating discomfort. However I have grown to like this and even wear my watches with straps a little looser to match the feel.

>>18013079
thanks friend, I will

>>18013097
Simple enough on 2/5 of them - thanks

Hey I'm just here to MOG everyone

>Sent old Rolex bought from third party to get serviced, who knows who cleaned it up in the past and replaced parts
>The quote just offers to replace these parts anyway
Pffft there aren't any so-called Rolex ninjas who hold your watch hostage, they'll just hammer the plagued bits. You had me worried for a moment haha

>18012828
>no u
ah yes, the only comeback of the feeble minded

Kofe time.

>>18012883
>>18012884
first of all I'd search for a new position the same day as my manager takes the side of a retarded customer on anything, not just this
second, I'd probably do anything to derail the audit
third, consider placing anonymous tips to all authorities that may have an interest in this brainlet customer

if they escalate, escalate ten times higher

>>18012488
Can we please see more of the twink?

im looking at getting my first watch and after thinking about what i can realistically afford im looking at this JLC for 4k

i was talking to a friend of mine and he suggested just getting a nicer seiko for a couple hundred bucks but I feel like id rather just buy the watch I want at the top of what I can afford rather than buying a seiko but having it in the back of my mind that im still working towards this thing that I could've gotten but still dont have

has anyone here done the opposite and only bought cheaper (below 1k) watches? are you happy with what you bought? does anyone here regret spending too much money on a watch they thought they wanted but ended up not wanting?

>>18013193
your friend is right
also never buy online - i always regret it
you have to like it in person enough to buy it

>>18013193
is the JLC what you really want or just "what you can afford" because the latter one changes, so you would have bought a very expensive for you atm watch that you might look at it like a cheap seiko 5 or 10 years down
if you really like that particular watch, go for it, but make sure it's a watch you really like, otherwise yeah just get cheaper watch that fits your needs, seems like a lot less cope than "top of what I can afford"

>>18013205
>is the JLC what you really want or just "what you can afford" because the latter one changes, so you would have bought a very expensive for you atm watch that you might look at it like a cheap seiko 5 or 10 years down

it's tricky like that because there are watches that I like but can't afford that range anywhere from a new datejust to an AP offshore or a daytona or a really nice patek or a different JLC with some crazy complication or something like that

the hard part to me is nailing that intersection of
>what I really want
and
>what I can afford
without coping myself into thinking that what I can afford is what I really want

but as far as the prospect of the seiko goes for whatever reason I just don't get the same sense of wonder looking at a seiko as I do the JLC like in my earlier post. whether thats because Im blinded by money or marketing or something else is hard to say.

*Posts the best watch*

>>18013217
Hello Citizen fren

>>18013236
Hello Sinner fren.

>>18012330
Impressive. Very nice.

>>18012946
It's the SLGA009 also called the white birch.
If you ask 10 people when to service a watch, everyone will tell you something different. Some people wear a spring drive watch daily for five years and never serviced them, some wear it twice per month and service it every 2 years.
If it starts losing accuracy, then I guess it is time to service it.
There is a model with their newest 9S movement, purely mechanical and high beat (36000) with an 80 hour power reserve. The movement finishing is also much prettier on that one. The dial is a lot more "silved" and loud though, which might turn you off and there are other small differences too like the crown being a bit bigger on the slgh005 and the date window being a bit smaller. Overall though it's the same watch with a different movement. Because it's a traditional movement though and not a spring drive, if you service it, you won't have to send it back to japan.

>>18013244
It's so beautiful omg

>>18013074
I actually didn't know that no.

>>18013152
Kofe time

>>18012921
looks nice, go to a physical store and test it if the watch is easily readable in certain lighting conditions and viewing angles.

>>18013248
Based

>>18013210
this is a heptagon of desperation for social status made up of generic 30-somethings, showing their need to 'fit in'. never mind that its likely a significant percentage of their net worth locked into what is essentially wrist jewellery for men
we have all seen these 1000s of times, and nothing says stuck in 9-5-hell like these pics. a life fueled by credit and consumption where the biggest fear is loss of lifestyle and perceived status
there is nothing optimistic, futuristic nor inspiring here, just polished steel and 18th century technology

>>18012896
nigger, if there was a $1000 VC, we'd all have it
buy a rep

>>18012317
Why are there 24-hour numerals on the bezel AND the dial? Isn't one of them redundant?

Also:
>mineral crystal
Ew.

>>18012400
This looks like cheap and shit. They should've simply done a smaller version instead.

>>18012961
How much of a weeb are we talking about? Have you looked into credor?

Do you guys like it?

>>18013286
The hands are phenomenal, the rest is a bit too dull and generoc. The markers look great though. Any specs on the case? Looks a bit big like a typical seiko.

What's the burden of a calendar watch like?
>Don't wear it for a week
>Have to re-adjust the date, then the time, and anything else before it's usable
>This means lots of manual handling and internal rotations, plus a few minutes of your day wasted

>>18013290
38mm.

>>18013286
>soiko

>>18013305
Adjusting the day and month, etc, isn't that bad. There's usually pushers on the case for that. It's not like they make you do everything with the crown.

>>18013305
I know that feeling. Have to adjust the GMT hand, the date, the weekday and of course the time itself. Takes at least 3 minutes.
>>18013308
That's very nice actually.

>>18012961
>and being a weeb
Then you should look into the watches that are actually popular among the Japanese, like the Omega Speedmaster and Constellation, or the Rolex 14270 Explorer (that specific reference, since it was worn by the main character in some TV show).

Japanese people themselves don't like Grand Seiko. They like Rolex, Cartier, Omega, etc, just like everyone else.

>>18013312
>Takes at least 3 minutes.

Haha, you're so fucking stupid.
Good thing you don't have anywhere to be.

>>18013286
solid watch

>>18013311
>It's not like they make you do everything with the crown.
Y-Yeah unless it's an antique watch haha

Kofe Time

>>18013325
No, antique calendar watches had pushers too. That method predates the quickset date

>>18013327
How badly bullied were you as a child? Pretty severely I’m guessing.

>>18013327
Based

>>18013055
Please respond

>>18013418
which one specifically? What colour? And why that watch in particular?

>>18012439

>>18013421
The Precisionist Jet star. Can't decide on the color, as I'm torn between the Red dial and the "Limited Edition" silver dial. I've wanting to get a quartz movement and the Precisionist seemed like a good option.

>>18012439
I'm going easy on myself today.

>>18013055
I can't. It's too cute.

>>18013264
>buy a rep
do any good reps of overseas exist? I thought rolex-es were the only watches people (the chinese) figured out how to rep well enough?

Is it worth spending more to get the automatic Tissot Prx or pick up the quartz?

camera kinda shit, but whatever

Just had some coffee, frens. How's everyone tonight?

>>18013549
Got a driving exam tomorrow, pretty stressed...

>>18013549
is that plastic thing for butthole use?

>>18013554
are you underage? would explain a lot

>>18013559
I'm 18, was forced to take it, but it's better to do it now instead of waiting for a couple of years

>>18013554
It'l be fine, just don't stress it :)

>>18013554
I actually think about trying to do semen retention today to stay sharp in my mind tomorrow

>>18013549
dont even want to know what that shit is for degenerate citizen owners

>>18013597
it's for your mom

any ocanus enjoyer?

>>18013619
stupid ass retarded watch, just kys, so much gibberish on the dial...

Good day fellow eco drivers

>>18013622
Poorfag

>>18013619
Please tell me that's not your wrist underneath that watch.

>>18013628
what? are you fucking stupid or something? KYS retarded faggot, with your stupid oceANUS!!!!!

>>18013437
Do it

>>18013632
why so butthurt, looks like any chronograph will break his mind

>>18013641
>chronograph
what the fuck is that, you do not need a fucking chronograph on your wrist, the watch exists to tell the time and not some bullshit for aqua niggers

>>18013549
Hey m8, just finished cooking and eating. Going out now to meet an old friend.
Not long until I finally leave for weebland again. Hopefully forever this time.
How are you holding up?

>>18013644
>Going out now to meet an old friend.
Meaning another hooker. What happened to the last one? Did your attempts to turn her into an actual girlfriend scare her off?

>>18013644
>weebland

Japan is not weeb land. They don’t have weebs, just Japanese people. You’re the weeb for having this romantic fetish for a culture you see only via the lens of anime.

Actual Japanese people find weebs extremely off-putting. (Not that they’d ever tell you to your face, since they’re still polite. They’ll just laugh at you behind your back. )

>>18013647
Okay I'll bite, what are you even talking about m8?

>>18013244
>Because it's a traditional movement though and not a spring drive, if you service it, you won't have to send it back to japan.
But it says spring drive right on the watch.....

>>18013280
I havent looked into credor much, i just like the white birch and other similar dials on the GS.

>>18013313
That's because the japanese like western stuff in the same way i like their stuff. Omega is on my list, i was looking at the seamaster more, but i already have a few dive watches so was looking for something more on the dressy side with a white (or close to white) dial.

>>18013647
I wonder if he even knows how many people hate him.

>>18013644
When are you flying there?

I'm doing good, fren. Need to pick up some boxes.

>>18013651
>not watch related
>inb4 b-b-but a watch pic
>the pic is for avatarfagging purposes
Drink bleach.

>>18013649
Good thing that I'm not a wee-
FUCK.

Jokes aside, you're right, they openly hate weebs (by now) and Japan isn't the same btw as it was 5 years ago. Akihabara for example has completely un-weebified itself, it's much more "normal" there now.

>>18013649
>They don’t have weebs
I mean, they do theyre just called otaku

>>18013655
>But it says spring drive right on the watch.....
No bro I mean, the white birch comes with both the 9S (purely mechanical) AND the 9R (the spring drive) movement.
The 9S (slgh005) is a traditional mechanical movement.
>I havent looked into credor much
I guess you should.

>>18013659
>they openly hate
All foreigners, not just weebs

What would you even do there? Be a smellier version of a Filipino housekeeper? Or teach English?

>>18013657
Based pic.
End of the month I'm gone.
What boxes?

>>18013655
>I havent looked into credor much

They have a small handful of models that are like 60k or more. They make less than a hundred of them per year. They are truly excellent watches.

Then they also make thousands of ugly shitters. Only gullible assholes buy those.

>>18013661
Ah that makes more sense

>>18013662
They dont hate foreigners, they just expect them to leave at some point. That new 6 month digital nomad thing theyve introduced will be an option soon if you have the right job already.

>>18013662
>Be a smellier version of a Filipino housekeeper
kek
>what will you even do there?
Try to find happiness. Probably ij Fukuoka.

>>18013666
Oh, so be an unemployed foreigner. If you think that the Germans hate you now, boy are you in for a treat.

Though, if your last trip was any indication, you’ll just spend your days ITT because you’re so desperate for attention and can’t get it IRL.

happy tuesday. played around with a pic of my speedy in ps

>>18012488
Post more of this bummy butt

>>18013663
Just a bunch of clothes and shit, nothing special.
Hope you do find your happiness in Japan, fren. You deserve it.

>>18013695

Who else into Russian watches?

>>18013682
Nice strap

>>18013741
I like them, some are really cool, would own.

>>18012330
What's that watch on the top right?

>>18012643
luv my basedkos
that said i bought a SBGC201 shortly after, its the only chronograph they sell that doesnt look like a happy meal toy. I dont wear the snowflake that much since buying it even though its the only watch people actually recognize. choose well before buying goyim

>>18013751
How long have you had it? The more i look into spring drive the more i want one, the service interval and costs are a bit worrying but i'm more of the opinion of it if aint broke don't fix it so i likely wouldnt be having it serviced until it was actually having noticeable problems. It seems like the every 4 years is probably just them being on the safe side. The main issue would be having to send it to japan to actually get the thing serviced instead of being able to take it somewhere local.

>>18013752
Had it for about 2 years. servicing cost will definitely add up over time; I expect to have to send both of them to japan in another 2~3 years given I intend to keep them. spring drive is cool I guess, the real hidden benefit from not having your watch tick is that it is completely silent.

>>18013756
Ive read people had their AD tell them they only really need servicing every 8 years or so which isnt so bad. Based on this video that seems to be the case, the 4-5 years is just if you want to maintain the full accuracy, but in terms of actual durability can handle longer.
https://youtu.be/R1T32GWdkew?t=3840

>>18013751
reference number for the TND watch?

>>18013761
>people had their AD tell them they only really need servicing every 8 years or so which isnt so bad
Sure, if your salesman tells you your 6000 dollar watch will cost you another 800 dollars in three or four years, you might not want to buy it.

Instead, he says “nah, don’t worry about it.” and bets on the idea that you’ll probably flip it before it needs service anyway.

>>18013761
Hmkay, interesting. I think the booklet that came with it had a recommendation of 4 or 5, that's my expectation at least. At the end of the day it's calibrated by quartz so I don't expect it to get fucked up accuracy any time soon, we'll see I guess.

>>18013764
>tfw no SGBA1488

>>18013779
It’s not the quartz part that wears out, it’s the mechanical parts. The mainspring is constantly winding and unwinding against the barrel wall. The geartrain is just like a mechanical watch’s.

By the time it’s becoming inaccurate there’s some major wear. The first things you’d notice would be inefficient winding and less power reserve.

>>18013424
>those SELs
chinkgauss

bros I just lost the collars on my pin and collar bracelet, I didn't even know those were a thing

>>18013771
>Sure, if your salesman tells you your 6000 dollar watch will cost you another 800 dollars in three or four years, you might not want to buy i
The video i linked is straight from the mouth of GS saying that 4-5 year interval is just to maintain top precision. I pulled this out of a box after 20 years, wound it up and it works fine enough. I'd be surprised if the mechanically superior spring drive would not also be able to handle a few decades without maintenance but it's really all guess work as i havent been able to find anyone online that's gone more than 8 or so years without having theirs serviced.

>>18013801
I only lost one opening my first bracelet last week or so, now we know anon

>>18013802
>Ohhhhhhh le hecking Sovietski watcherinooooooooo, reddit sistas are going to love that one!
JUST KYS FAGGOT

>>18013805
managed to lose 3 lol all good now

>>18013549
what's this setup trying to convey?

>>18013802
what's the soviet equivalent of the moonwatch

I think I like it

>>18013193
Can I ask why you're leaning for JLC in particular?

>>18013840
who doesn't like jogger la cooter

>>18013807
Not OP but sovietwave is based in aesthetics.

>>18013843
>sovietwave
OH MY FUCKING GOD I'M ABOUT TO HAVE A MELTDOWN, this is even more retarded reddit tier phrase than this faggots sovietski watch, please consider killing yourself immediately!!!!!!!!

>>18013845
im gonna coom and theres nothing u can do about it

>>18013849
пoшёл нaхyй

>>18013845
It's literally just a hand-me-down watch i found, you need to calm down. It adds some variety to my collection. I see heineken more than anything when i look at it.

>>18013842
I just feel theres a lot of options at that price range and JLC just feels a bit more luxury > function.

>>18013853
bro dont give af

its a cool and nifty watch

okay sorry guys, it's pretty hard to keep my emotions under control + I have very radical mood swings throughout a day.

>>18013854
What are some of the best dress / simplistic watches in that $5k or less range?

>>18013193
I currently only have watches under $1k and havent regretted any of them. But a major reason i came back to traditional watches from a smart watch was to have some variety so i started with a few 'cheap' watches (even though to most people $500 for a watch is not cheap) to have some different options. Still wanting to get a luxury watch but id rather narrow down exactly what I like before i start dropping thousands of dollars.

>>18013826

>>18013858
Listen here little baby. You're gonna get a lot of hurtful and degrading comments, but that ain't what I'm about. Let me just say, you are perfect the way you are. You hear me sugar? PERFECT. Don't ever change. You deserve anything and everything you want. Stay safe for me, baby girl.

>mfw thinking about you hurting

Anyway, you're still a better poster than Whoretadello.

>>18013840
There's just something about them that speaks to me design wise

I've looked at a couple other options around there (couple grand seikos, tudor black bay, speedmaster reduced, other random things) and this one just sticks out to me

the other thing is JLC makes really nice watches and the opportunity to get one for 4k feels pretty big, especially since im a huge fan of their chronograph calendar

>>18013871
based

>>18013711
Thanks for your kind words m8. You are always welcome for a visit.
Maybe the fated /wt/ meetup is meant to happen in Japan.

Found this old as shit Eddie Bauer watch I got for like $60 back in 2006. Yes I’m fucking old. Do you think there’s any point getting the glass replaced for something so cheap? Im going to replace the battery and strap of course. Its obviously not going to be something I wear to nice places, maybe just to the store or something. I feel nostalgic for this shitty thing.

>>18013970
why is their logo so hard to read? seems like an oversight on their part.

Weak bait

>>18013942
maybe you should shut the fuck up you fucking faggot. LMFAOOOOO

Do Swatches have lume?

Does polywatch work on Casio G-Shock watch face materials?

>>18014006
some

https://www.swatch.com/en-us/mens-watches/?prefn1=itemFunction&prefv1=Glow%20in%20the%20dark

alright anons. after years of wearing apple watches, I am finally going to start wearing "real" watches. that said, I need some help. here's my plan moving forward:
>every day watch: ???
>dress watch: ???
>complication watch (gmt or chronograph): ???
>beater watch: citizen promaster quartz (already acquired)
need some help from you guys in determining which watches I should get that fit each of the categories that are not accounted for yet. my wrists are about 6.3 inches. here are my requirements:
>not greater than $4000 for a singular watch
>34-39mm
>lug to lug no greater than 46mm
>quartz or automatic, though I like accuracy so either cosc certified or high quality quartz is preferable
>want my collection to "rhyme", so try to base your choices off of the watch I have purchased already under the beater watch category
>not a fan of vintage watches
>I tend to like watches that are simple, elegant, and reliable
>black or white dial

I appreciate the help negros

>>18014012
picrel is the watch I have purchased already. will come in the mail soon.

>>18013970
Yeah, do it. Put in on a nato strap, it should be a decent casual beater watch.

Looks like an off brand omega speedmaster, it looks cool.

Dont overpay for the fix though

>>18014012
A Credor Quartz.

>>18014023
redpill me on credor. i haven't heard about them much at all

>>18014012
What do you mean by rhyme?

My Seiko Dolce came in the mail, pretty happy with it for the price, a bit smaller than I expected but probably good for my bitch wrists

>>18014039
I want them to flow together, if that makes sense. to complement each other. kind of hard to explain.

>>18014041
I think I'm starting to understand. Basing this purely off of the watch you have, I would look into higher end Seiko models, Grand Seiko, and The Citizen. I would also recommend Longines and Tudor. Sorry that I can't recommend specific watches. I think that should be up to you to decide. Hopefully this gives you some direction though!

>>18014012
>every day watch
grand seiko 9f
>dress watch
another grand seiko 9f
>complication watch
grand seiko 9f gmt

>>18014032
>redpill me on credor. i haven't heard about them much at all
You know how Grand Seiko is Seiko's idea of Rolex? Credor is Seiko's idea of Cartier.

>>18014023
You were more fun when you posted pictures of whores and had running ban-evasion battles with the mods. Now you're just boring and sad.

>>18014069
>Credor is Seiko's idea of Cartier.
Sure, but Cartier is elegant. Credor just look shitty and faggy. Like a drag queen trying to look like a woman.

>>18014062
what if he wants a japanese quartz watch with an accuracy of +/-5 seconds per year

>>18012330
That omega is something of a grail for me, pie pan dial, arrow head markers. Beautiful.

>>18014075
grand seiko is always very generous when they claim the accuracy of their watches. I'm of the opinion it's much much closer to 5. the citizen is good too but presuming he's an american or westerner they're generally harder to get than gs. also harder to service if need be.

>>18014083
>Seiko lottery
Yah bro, just buy one. It will probably have a bezel that lines up and be reasonably accurate.

>>18014088
grand seiko != seiko. I'm in a discord group with a guy that owns a sbgn029 and claims it has only lost a second in the 7 months he's owned it.

>>18014032
It's the final redpill about watches.

>>18014097
no wonder why not many people want them even in japan

>finally the dial color that I love
>looks like shit in 6 months
Why can't Tudor just do one fucking thing? Why did they need to make it this fucking complicated?

>>18014097
What's the ugly one (not the eichi)

>>18014098
>no wonder why not many people want them even in japan
Because they look like cheap Chinese shit and they have an AliExpress name.

Wait, was that a rhetorical question?

>>18014095
>grand seiko != seiko.
lol you just drank all the kool-aid, didn't you?

>>18014095
>I'm in a discord group with a guy that owns a sbgn029 and claims it has only lost a second in the 7 months he's owned it.
That's just insane if true. I'd buy a Grand Seiko quartz if I liked any of their models but sadly they don't do it for me. It's absurd that other top watch brands don't roll out quartz watches and it pains me to think that brands and enthusiasts are so up their own rears to not realize how quartz is superior in so many ways.
>wahh I want a smooth moving seconds hand wah
It's a fucking watch dipshit. Ya know, a tool to tell the time? Why wouldn't you want a watch that was accurate to 10 seconds a year? I don't get.

>>18014115
Sure, but it's not actually that impressive. My purely mechanical Blancpain has been running nonstop since early April 2023 and it's currently gained three seconds compared to my atomic G-Shock.

>>18014099
>looks like shit in 6 months
?

>>18014115
most people that buy watches buy them because of the value/prestige they display. a casio g shock is more accurate than a rolex submariner but most people would prefer the submariner since it has value/prestige. most here are victims of the organic, decades long word of mouth marketing campaigns of luxury watch brands. the only reason a brand like rolex is still afloat is because of the public's opinion of them. if people bought watches just to tell time a company like rolex would've gone out of business by now.

>>18014126
it's sterling silver, it tarnishes.

>>18014128
exactly. it's jewelry. it denotes prestige. if you have to convince others of how prestigious your watch is, it's falling short.
case in point, the seiko owners who try so hard to force their watches like they're some hot new meme.

>>18014128
>organic, decades long word of mouth marketing campaigns of luxury watch brands
Reminds me of MVMT. It aggravates me to admit this but MVMT was the brand that got me introduced to watches. I was in my teens and I saw their ads all over instagram. I eventually bought one and spent like $150 for it to come to my door not working kek. I emailed the company and they sent me a new one. Oddly enough I actually liked it and had a cute girl tell me it was nice. Fortunately by that time I had discovered watch youtube and ended up throwing that watch in the trash a couple months later.

>>18014134
the difference between normies and seiko shills is that seiko shills love seiko because other enthusiasts like seiko, so the crowd they're trying to appeal to when purchasing a watch is different than a normie. a normie buys a watch to impress others, a seiko shill buys a watch to impress other seiko shills.
>>18014137
my trajectory was similar but never ended up purchasing one

>>18014012
>black or white dial
If youre getting more than 2 watches i think you may want to reconsider getting something with some color like blue, green, or whatever your favorite color is if you have one.

>>18014143
>a seiko shill buys a watch to impress other seiko shills.
I think this applies to the broader watch community as well. Many so called enthusiasts have got to a point where the only reason they continue to buy watches is to appeal to the broader community. If they wanted to impress others they would've stopped at Rolex or something.

>>18014150
>>18014143
So they are now buying watches to just to impress a tiny, extremely online group of dorks?

>>18012330
I'd also like to know what >>18013748 asked. Or even if there is a specific name for this style of watch i've not seen it before.

>>18014153
Cartier Tank à Guichet, Ref. 2817 if it's a new one. There's vintage ones from the early 20th century as well.

>>18014152
more or less lol. I go on reddit sometimes and have witnessed people congratulating other people over buying a seiko 5.

>>18014134
>exactly. it's jewelry. it denotes prestige.
It's also supposed to look nice. If it doesnt look nice, i dont care how prestigious it looks. Grand seikos arent all nice but they have some real pretty watches in their line up. This goes for all of the high end makers.

>>18014137
>MVMT
Is mvmt really all that bad? I've only seem a few of them at sams club but theyre usually pretty nice looking. Maybe a bit expensive as some of them are the same price as a Movado but that doesnt really take away from their visuals (if they arent complete shit inside).

>>18014157
sounds like you need to make a few friends that irl that are into watches. Then at least you can see someones face when you impress them.

>>18014137
>Reminds me of MVMT. It aggravates me to admit this but MVMT was the brand that got me introduced to watches. I was in my teens and I saw their ads all over instagram. I eventually bought one and spent like $150 for it to come to my door not working kek. I emailed the company and they sent me a new one. Oddly enough I actually liked it and had a cute girl tell me it was nice. Fortunately by that time I had discovered watch youtube and ended up throwing that watch in the trash a couple months later.

It's sad that you would throw away a watch that had sentimental value for you just because people on the internet said it was bad

>>18014099
>>looks like shit in 6 months
?

>>18014167
Id agree with this. I have several watches from my youth which i dont get rid of because of nostalgia and they dont even have that much sentimental value behind them. At the end of the day these are all just objects, the value they most hold is that which you assign them. I don't bother replacing their batteries as i dont see myself using them but to throw them away feels like a waste. It's not like they take up much space

>>18014131
It won't look like shit if you polish it...

>>18014164
>Is mvmt really all that bad?
The only thing bad about them is the price they sell for. You can get the same exact watch they sell without the branding for like $15 on ali express. Pic related was the first watch I ever bought. Must've been 2016.
>>18014167
I saw no point in keeping it at the time

>>18014176
>tfw you forget to polish your watch every 6 months

>>18014209
>>18014099
>>18014126
>>18014131
>>18014176
Some people like the look of tarnished silver. Tiffany just released some pre-tarnished pokemon jewelry. If you don't like the look or want to deal with the hassle of polishing silver you should have thought of that before getting the watch.

Do these chinesium fuckers work?

good news, I found 2 of the 3 collars I dropped earlier, thank you for reading my blog

>>18014232
I don't see why they wouldnt. Electromagnets arent complicated, you could make one yourself easily.

>>18014097
price of right one?

>>18014040
Cool pattern on the dial and the color is nice too. Enjoy wearing it, anon!

>>18014041
You'll only ever wear one at a time so it doesn't matter.

>>18014106
The Eichi one.

>>18014014
I like the size, it's not too big for my smol wrist.

>>18012771
Off topic : that's the first Rolex ever that looks nice to me, very nice indeed.
I hate every Rolex body
>izz not bout the body noo
Yeah it is lol

>Doxa Grafic aitomatic
I love old doxa dials so much bros...
>orient bambino small secs
As i said i love old dials, gold/champagne ones and didn't want to wear my 36mm constellation so i bought this bc it looks old ps: the time shift is almost not there...picked a good one probably, less than 5sec a day ?
>rado purple horse
Got it for free...it's a nice watch but looks dull to me with it's cold silver dial
>timex
I only heard bad things here since it got chink'd so i was sceptic but this one must have been made in the usa !? Works very accurate too
>bifora
manual winded one...just for the looks of 80s retro.. i know it's much older than that.

I like these fat outstanding triangle things over the digits (see bifora, last one) or in rectangles with complementary colors on the dials.
I've seen some old orient watches with these feautures and complementary colors
Can you name me some others maybe ? I wanna look cool as my uncles from the 80s lol

Redchads wtf?

Any opinions on the no date sub?

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