Show Off Your Wristwatches!
I like watches the same way I like everything, I get into it. Just got a new bespoke automatic watch from Germany on Friday and sized the bracelet just now. Here it is, an H2O Kalmar 2. It's the smallest watch I own at 42mm but it does not wear small at all and fits right in with my 44-45mm collection. I've wanted an orange dive watch for a while, but Doxas just are not for me, so I finally bit the bullet and ordered this one. Very nice.
I hope our names are touching on the watch list
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Whistlebritches
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Ruffinogold
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Damn , thats a lot of watches ! A friend gave me a cool dive watch a couple years ago but it " ate " batteries and didnt keep time well . I had a casio g shock and liked it but it freaked out one day and that was that .
The last watch I had that worked perfect was when Timex came out with that indiglo deal . Man , I liked that watch a lot ! I'm tempted to buy a cheapie casio " nerd watch " .... theyre easy to read , are very light weight and are water resistant to a point . They have a back light too
The last watch I had that worked perfect was when Timex came out with that indiglo deal . Man , I liked that watch a lot ! I'm tempted to buy a cheapie casio " nerd watch " .... theyre easy to read , are very light weight and are water resistant to a point . They have a back light too
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It is a tank and weighs 290 or 295 grams, can't remember which. Azimuth is Singapore based, but the watches are Swiss made. I don't know who is making these for them. It doesn't look like any Swiss diver I ever handled. The clasp is unique and super heavy duty. I've never seen a clasp like it on any diver. All in all it is the nicest watch I own and was a very pleasant surprise when I got it. They discontinued the Sea Hum series, but they're still out there. They were originally 2799, but I picked mine up new at 1500 and would do it again.Whistlebritches wrote: ↑Mon Jul 09, 2018 6:23 pm
I really dig that Azimuth.Gonna have to get my feelers out for that one.Great collection Brother
I hope our names are touching on the watch list
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Mr Beardsley
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Kind of jealous of all the really gorgeous wrist wear being posted here. I can't wear a watch, or any metal jewelry. I break out in a really painful rash that only allows me to wear non alloys. My daily wear wedding band is silicone as are the tunnels in my ear lobes. I do have a tungsten wedding band with Koa inlay that I wear when I need to be fancy but any type of stainless etc gives me fits
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Mr Beardsley
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