The Watch Appreciation Thread (Reviews and Photos of Men's Timepieces by Rolex, Patek Philippe, Brei

[Kai]

Some of the less expensive watches in my previous post are within your revised price range.


More Chinese watches.

http://www.perpetual-watch.com/collection.html

 

[Newcomer]



I'm sorry having a terribly bad styleforum day today...but my price rand is less than $350 not $600 (typo I'm afraid to say). Though my friends at the Aus Member thread have given me this one: Hamilton Khaki as a recommendation.
Thanks despite that Will probably be a week before I kop it so if you have any recommendations feel free to tell

I will think about some options

 

[ivanswk]

seiko fever

 

[Warren G.]

You just gotta love those Seiko divers. They also make great gifts too.

But I really like that SBDB001

 

[Cant kill da Rooster]



I'm sorry having a terribly bad styleforum day today...but my price rand is less than $350 not $600 (typo I'm afraid to say). Though my friends at the Aus Member thread have given me this one: Hamilton Khaki as a recommendation.
Thanks despite that Will probably be a week before I kop it so if you have any recommendations feel free to tell

Something is up with that. 33mm is VERY small. The dial looks different too from other vintage dials I have seen. Typical used Khaki will run around $300-400.

 

[Cant kill da Rooster]



Spoiler: Warning: Spoiler!

One of my fav divers.

 

[Kaplan]

Just stumbled across this pic, can't recall if I've posted it before...

 

[in stitches]

maybe ya did, and maybe ya didnt, but its nice either way.

 

[akatsuki]



Something is up with that. 33mm is VERY small. The dial looks different too from other vintage dials I have seen. Typical used Khaki will run around $300-400.

I'd go to the Poor Man Watch thread for that price range.

 

[dopey]

What do you guys think of this:

 

[origenesprit]

I don't think my tastes are cool or refined enough for this thread, but I thought the Double Jeu was the nicest watch ever a few years ago.

 

[Axelman 17]

I know you probably are asking others that post in this thread more frequently but I cant get past the big "T" in Piaget

 

[dopey]



I know you probably are asking others that post in this thread more frequently but I cant get past the big "T" in Piaget

I agree. It bothers me, too. I get the design point, it is trying to balance the P, and it might look better when you look at the watch in normal size. I have to see this in person to know for sure. I am looking for something like the Vacheron Masterplate Patrimony ultrathin that seems to no longer be in production. I posted it way upthread.

 

[dopey]



I don't think my tastes are cool or refined enough for this thread, but I thought the Double Jeu was the nicest watch ever a few years ago.

I dont get it: http://piaget.watchprosite.com/show-forumpost/fi-881/pi-3914581/ti-624646/s-0/

 

[in stitches]



I know you probably are asking others that post in this thread more frequently but I cant get past the big "T" in Piaget

but the "P" you are ok with?

dopey - i think that is a lovely, simple and elegant watch. i am under the impression though, that piaget does not make their own movements, and the ones they order are not particularly amazing. but i could be wrong, and many dont care about that anyway.