Wristwatch collectors out there? - Page 48

Originally Posted by mosesbotbol:
I have a sweet spot for Vacheron over Patek even if Patek is more sought after.

Apples to apple's really. Both very nice watches!
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Originally Posted by mosesbotbol:
Yes. I bought my IWC from a Malaysian watch place online. It was a long time ago and forgot the name, but there are many in Asia that are 100% legit. Better Swiss watch scene in Singapore than Switzerland from a consumers perspective.

True, but just arriving back from Switzerland, I can tell you the selection of 100% legit watches from authorized dealers there is nothing shy of impressive. The prices are definetly high there though. Been looking for a IWC Aquatimer Chrono and the prices are definetly much higher in Switzerland. But just seeing stuff like a Ulysse Nardin Tourbillon displayed in a shop window makes me weak in the knees.
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Originally Posted by poker:
True, but just arriving back from Switzerland, I can tell you the selection of 100% legit watches from authorized dealers there is nothing shy of impressive. The prices are definetly high there though. Been looking for a IWC Aquatimer Chrono and the prices are definetly much higher in Switzerland. But just seeing stuff like a Ulysse Nardin Tourbillon displayed in a shop window makes me weak in the knees.

What... you're not getting the Deep One or Deep Two??? Love the Aquatimer series; one of the best dive watches IMO. Love the Blancpain dive watches also.

The Bahnhofstrasse in Zurich is just mind blowing for the watch lover. So are the prices.
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I do like the IWC Aquatimer. Very nice watch!!!

You guys actually go diving with them???
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Originally Posted by Coop:
I do like the IWC Aquatimer. Very nice watch!!!

You guys actually go diving with them???

I wear my Fliegerchronograph in the water all the time. Has the same screw down crown as Aquatimer. No screw down pushers, but I don't like screw down pushers for the timers. Makes it a hassle to use and I use the timers several times a week.
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I don't go diving, but I would be nervous I would loose it deep in the water. I did go in the lake with my Zenith Defy Xtreme, but that was 5 feet of water. If the band broke I could pick it up with my foot!!!
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I have a Breitling Windrider Chrono and have taken it snorkeling many times, but usually will take it off if going in deeper waters.

And Moses, you're right. The Bahnhofstrasse in Zurich is simply mind blowing.
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Never thought about deep water situations. I'll think twice the next time, thanks.

I like dive watches for their durable nature. I am not one to take the watch off when working on the car and there's nicks all over my watch, but it's mine and my nicks, lol.
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nicks = character (or so I was told) :-)
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Originally Posted by poker:
nicks = character (or so I was told) :-)

Until you want to sell it. I'd love to trade my Flieger for an Overseas Chrono :-). If I see a LNIB Overseas it may mitigate the wear on my watch a bit.
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51 on the top, 50 on the bottom. I love large watches!

Originally Posted by Coop:
What size mm are those Invicta's???

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Originally Posted by mosesbotbol:
Until you want to sell it. I'd love to trade my Flieger for an Overseas Chrono :-). If I see a LNIB Overseas it may mitigate the wear on my watch a bit.

Vacheron overseas chrono?
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Originally Posted by Volusianator:
51 on the top, 50 on the bottom. I love large watches!

Off topic, you think green bay can repeat???
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Love the crown!

Originally Posted by Coop:
Here's mine today

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Originally Posted by Coop:
Vacheron overseas chrono?

Yup. I like the VC Royal Eagle Chrono too. Either one would be styling

:-)
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Originally Posted by mosesbotbol:
Yup. I like the VC Royal Eagle Chrono too. Either one would be styling :-)

I like your taste in watches:-)
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