What's your ideal watch?

[F250XLT]

Current fav is my Tuna, and I love my classic Seiko divers as well.

[was.lost.but.now.found]

I can't believe this one got past without comment, LOVE IT

I wouldn't call something hidden inside an unmentionable orifice for seven years 'ideal'.

[Flying Turtle]

That would be my current watch. LED illuminated dial, of course.



Geoff

[DimGR]

My Omega

http://www.watcheswithnolimits.com/i...en/225450.html

[ejot]

Also love my Ti Skagen that my fiance bought me. No pic of that one right now.

Gorgeous watches, I have a few. This is my favorite, sorry about the poor photo:



I still don't know how to set the day of the week, though.

[stockae92]

I recently picked up a MkII LRRP Milsub (http://www.mkiiwatches.com/WSWrapper..._prebuilt3.htm). Not the "ideal" watch (see below) but its a great watch if you want a quality milsub style watch.

I like big watches. So at almost 42mm x 50mm, its about just right. The dial is clean looking and the C1 SL lume is decent and would last well in to the night (tested still readable after 5-6 hr, but of course, my preference has always been C3). I like the drilled lugs for easy strap change, but if i got to choose from the very beginning, i would opt for the screw pin version cause i think the spring bars are a little filmsy for the watch size (or maybe I just so got used to the screws pin on my PAM ). I like the watch, it looks great and right at home on NATO strap and I would imagine that's how I am going to wear it most of the times. (choosing screw pin would lose the ability to wear it with bracelet. but when NATO strap works this well, I won't mind losing bracelet at all)

Mine keeps time well within COSC standard. I like how its looks like a milsub, without being mistaken for a rolex 5513 or 14060 (at least in the eyes of WIS). The bezel action can be better, the "clicks" are not very satisfying. But it does the job. I sometimes miss the date window, I kinda wished for a date window at 4:30 position, with white number and black background. But I digress.

I used to love the Marathon SAR (and still think its one of the best bang for the bucks), but I eventually sold mine because its just a tad on the small side for me. The LRRP milsub is of great size, wear comfortably on NATO, easy to read, great milsub style. Its *almost* a replacement SAR for me. :-)

(sorry for the bad wrist shot, also i usually wear my watches on my left wrist)

[think2x]

Here are my two that I go between. I wear my G-Shock 90% of the time. I usually destroy a watch but not this one. It survives the construction site daily. I like the Fossil a lot too but if there's a chance I'll end up working on something while out I ALWAYS grab the G-Shock, the Fossil just seems too fragile to me.

[sappyg]

[kengps]

I rarely wear my watches anymore with digital clocks on all the Cellphones these days. But I love really fine hand-made watches just for the art of it all. They get worn only on special occasions.





These I normally would wear everyday

[gollum]

wow they are all very desirable Kengps

thanks for showing

the machined face of the Constantin is beautiful...
I've seen that model before ... what year was it made
and what model is it please?

and the most wanted Omega of all they're worth a bit now


I feel guilty edc-ing my Omega seamaster sometimes but the last one endured 13 years of everything I could throw at it,it was worn out but still retained half its original value when I traded it on the co axial model 2 years ago.

[bltkmt]

I have never had a "real" nice watch...currently wearing an Orient Blue Mako. But I have been drooling over Ball watches for quite some time now and would love to get a nicely used one someday.

[kengps]

wow they are all very desirable Kengps

thanks for showing

the machined face of the Constantin is beautiful...
I've seen that model before ... what year was it made
and what model is it please?

It is a Patrimony model 81000. I bought it new in January of 2003.

[gollum]

cheers

[BuckOff]

I have a 2003 Omega SMP, just back from Swatch, where it had a full service and new bezel and insert, I re brushed the bracelet and it's like new, unbelievable watches, but I've had my eyes on one of these, come highly recommended, so hopefully christmas might come early for me http://www.sinnwatches.com/proddetail.php?prod=si016

[fisk-king]

I rarely wear my watches anymore with digital clocks on all the Cellphones these days. But I love really fine hand-made watches just for the art of it all. They get worn only on special occasions.





These I normally would wear everyday

You are a very fortunate man w/ good tastes sir. I have never heard of these (a novice in this field of collecting) but I must say that Patek Philippe is gorgeous! I then proceeded to google shopping where my mouth suddenly dropped.

I guess I need to purchase another Powerball ticket.

Nice collection sir with an exquisite taste to match.

[kengps]

They have gone up a bit in value. I bought most of them around 6-9 years ago.

[shado]

I currently own a Omega Seamaster that I've had for years. I have been telling my wife that I need a new watch. I want a Patek Philippe 5127R but then I started buying lights (A lot of customs). Maybe in a few years I can be as fortunate as kengps. kengps i agree with fisk-king you have exquisite taste

[Shoey Peachew]

My ideal watch would be simple, lightweight, automatic, self powered, with tritium hands, atomic synchronization, look cool, cheap, last forever, and other stuff that would be cool to have in a watch but I haven't thought of yet.

I tried to get all of the above, but ended up getting this watch instead. I've had it for about a year. The quartz is a few seconds fast after a few weeks. I like it.

[stockae92]

I think the Casio G-Shock GW810D is pretty versatile. Its:

- tough (what G-Shock is all about)
- self-contained (being atomic solar, so almost never have to mess with setting it)
- reverse LCD (this one is surprisingly easy to read in most lighting situation, and it looks cool)
- full of useful features (world time, multiple alarms, 24hr chrono, 60min countdown timer)
- buttons are big and easy to access
- bracelet is comfortable (bracelet rotates at the lugs, which fits even smaller wrist size)
- just the right size too (actually quite slim for a G-Shock)
- won't break your bank (more money for flashlights )

I do wished for day/date display in current time mode, a 24hr countdown timer, and adjustable EL during to 3 seconds.

[Launch Mini]

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This is my grail watch.

[sideman7]

Here is a little ti for my wrist:

[DimeRazorback]

Love it!

[TwinBlade]

The Casio that stays on my wrist 24/7/365. It has wicked bright dual blue LED lighting, it is atomic and solar, G-shock, analog and digital.

It is, IMO, the perfect watch. It has to be a VERY special occasion for me to take it off and put on my Citizen...

[kramer5150]

Different watches for different applications.

Invicta beaters.


Citizen orca



Casio Marlin


Titanium aqualand


My favorite watch is my G-shock though.


My grail watch is an Omega ploprof or Doxa sub 300T... pics can be seen HERE

[Shoey Peachew]

I really like the handmade pieces kengps posted. Especially, after watching this video on how a watch works. Link

[wyager]

Different watches for different applications.

[lots of glowing]

My grail watch is an Omega ploprof or Doxa sub 300T... pics can be seen HERE

I can see you are a big GITD fan!

[kramer5150]

I can see you are a big GITD fan!

My only "proper" watch pic, with hands at 10:10 position

[william lafferty]

One of my favorites is the UTS Chronograph.

[NCT1]

The new IPOD NANO WATCH!!!!!!!!

[BoogieMann]

My two babies







I wore my gshock to my cousin's wedding.....didn't look good with a suit at all.....lol

off all the cheap dive watches, the black monster was the only one I liked....and the rest is history.....love at first sight...