The Alfisti Horologist Thread

GhostyDog

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Well,

There didn't seem to be one, and what self respecting car forum doesn't have a watch related thread running?

Post up pics of your orologio

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Sean
 

Happy Man

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Some of my nicer bits of Horridology :D


1963 Omega Constellation with pie pan dial and rice grain strap :D
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1970's Favre-Leuba Sea Bird manual with an alarm complication :D
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1973 Omega Sea Master day date automatic :D
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alfawestlancashire

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Omega for ever





1964 Omega Seamaster still going strong.

Admittedly it's a bit like Triggers broom, had several services and bits replaced over the years but it still runs to within 3 seconds a day and watertight. Not bad for daily beater nearly 50 years old.
 
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alfawestlancashire

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Omega yes ok bryan. but Breitling le mans special edition is the dogs doda`s. IanBreitlingLeMansChorno03.jpgUntitled-2-4.jpg
Bargain 1000 produced only £5300.00
 
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alfawestlancashire

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They're called classics you cheeky whippersnapper :no:



The size of that bugger, you'd have to strap it to your thigh :saifi:

Slight technical hitch with Breitlings. My missus works where they build and test Typhoons (Eurofighters). As a matter of interest I got het to ask the test pilots what watches they wore and the majority said Breitlings. However they also agreed that the timekeeping was rubbish. Kinda defeats the object really.:too_sad: But on the Bright side, they do have an air of class about them, wouldn`t one say.
 
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GhostyDog

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Got a new strap for my Panerai for my birthday off wifey along with titanium deployant buckle.

Buckle
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Preparation
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Fitting the tiny screw
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Finished
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Very pleased, although thinking of getting an orange toad skin strap from combat straps for it now.
 

conaero

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I dont really have a thing for watches, I only have one that I bought after my first year in business as a bit of a frivilous congratulating for not going bust. I do love it and being a designer I wanted something a bit different.....at least its Italian! It needs a polish but comes up like new when my man does it.

...and no jokes about my hairy hands, I have heard them all before:

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conaero

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...cant beleive I got away without any abuse for the blatant Saints mug placement!