What watch do you wear?

Monocrom said:
Only 44mm? Why that's downright microscopic by their standards. (Okay, in fairness, they have one good-looking model that isn't vomit-inducing.)
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Actually for Rolex 44 mm is rather big because most of there watches are smaller in diameter, but judging by your response your already aware of that anyway.
 
Dddrees said:
Actually for Rolex 44 mm is rather big because most of there watches are smaller in diameter, but judging by your response your already aware of that anyway.
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I believe he's referring to Hublot, not Rolex.


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Dddrees said:
I wondered if that was the case, but since he quoted a reference about a Rolex it was a bit difficult to tell.
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Actually if you follow the progression of posts back and forth, it's rather obvious the reference was to Hublot. No worries though.
 
I don't want but one watch, but I sure enjoy checking out people's watches!
I can definitely see how someone can get hooked to these things.
 
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First watch Ive bought pretty much ever. It was only $35 :) ive lately become interested so I wanted to get something cheap as a place holder to see how I like wearing one. Looking at a few nicer Citizens to get in a few months.

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Rare is so often over used. This is the most uncommon wristwatch I own. An Omega Weems (Philip Van Horn, the navigation guru) aviator from 1940. Not often seen.

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leghog said:
Rare is so often over used. This is the most uncommon wristwatch I own. An Omega Weems (Philip Van Horn, the navigation guru) aviator from 1940. Not often seen.

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I really like this watch. Does it have a military engraving?
 
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