Any Horologists on board

Happy Man

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Question :D

Does anybody else on here share a passion for watches and clocks :)

Here's a few of my current collection :)

The Conny (1963)

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The Day Date Auto Sea Master (1978)

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Favre-leuba Sea Bird about 1970 manual with a an alarm complication :)

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mondie

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Yes, love a bit of whoreology. Pic below is a couple of recent purchase when I was in the US earlier this year. They keep company with a Chronoswiss, a couple of Rolexes, Omegas and some other bits and pieces.

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BennyD

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Very nice collection you have there. I'm not mad keen on watches but I have been wearing a Breitling Aerospace for the last 15years and I'm looking to get an Omega Seamaster pro planet ocean. I appreciate they are pretty humdrum fare for a collector like yourself but half decent nonetheless.
 

hodroyd

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I do like the Constellation, nice watch. I have a string of all sorts, including a 50 year old Regency which is still going strong.
 

safrane

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Lewis (Marcos) has a large collection...unless his wedding plans have cut into them.
 

NickP

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I have an 17th century French clock set with matching candelabra that my nan gave me, its pretty special. I have an Omega Seamaster Pro, an Chorum 'Joker' Bubble and a Rado Sinatra Jubile but I wouldn't call myself a wh0re!
 

Parisien

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I have an 17th century French clock set with matching candelabra that my nan gave me, its pretty special. I have an Omega Seamaster Pro, an Chorum 'Joker' Bubble and a Rado Sinatra Jubile but I wouldn't call myself a wh0re!



......well Nick now that you mention the wh0re thing...aaahheeeemmmmmmm.....;)


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hodroyd

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Nick,
Go on, call yourself a wh*re, we are all waiting, go on, go on....!!!!!!
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MAF260

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I have a couple of nice watches that are part like/want and part good investment. I also bought this a couple of weeks ago, my current favourite:
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fcz360

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I'm a saddo with watches, it’s my hobby I have far too many for my wife’s liking. Current wearers are Tag Grand Carrera Calibre 36 and Monaco Steve Mcqueen.

My favourite however is my Chopard Gran Turismo XL - (matched the car - what a tart!)
 

GhostyDog

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Kin 'ell Tony, you get everywhere. :p

Is that a new Favre-Leuba or the same one you had before?

My collection of special watches amounts to...

Longines Sport Wing Chrono that I bought myself for my 21st birthday

Favre-Leuba Calendar Pointer from the 1950s
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My personal fave though is this.
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Purchased from the Bottega Panerai Orologeria in Piazza S. Giovanni, Florence earlier this year, it's a PAM00176 in Titanium
 

2b1ask1

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Nope; can't get excited about watches; have tried, even been bought some nice ones over the years to celebrate things. I just cannot bear them on my wrist, catch them on everything and I end up stopping them anyway as I seem to have that Uri Geller ability!!!

Stopped wearing them when I got my first mobile phone as they all have the time on them anyway...
 

Emtee

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Miles are you taking the Micheal??!!........Taiwan make.....lucky bag circa 1973...am I right or am I.......?


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Erm, No P. :D That's a Fortis Spaceman Audacleuse Automatic designed by Andre LeMarquand. I have two along with my other watches. That one and a green one. They have a way to go yet, but steadily rising in value. :D
 

Parisien

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Oooppss........talking to a Horological philistine this end Miles..................do forgive me!

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