dodge man
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Here is my Lumi Nox.
That is a very nice looking time piece... what case size is that?Here is my Lumi Nox.
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You look smashing in a Kilt....This is one of my favorite time pieces. This is a Pro Diver from Sottomarino. This is an "Italian" brand, that uses a Seiko Quartz movement, and was only distributed by Precison Time back in the day. I bought it back in 2011, and have beat the snot out of it. Sapphire Chrystal, 55mm case, and it is a beast. Very heavy.
I am a Full Cave Diver (Tech) and have hit this thing on rocks, had it deep, and it never failed me. The bracelet is proprietary, and has recently broken a pin. It's very hard stainless steel, and now I'm trying to find a bracelet / band that will retro-fit so I can start wearing it again.
As you can see, I love big watches. Most of the "luxury" watches, are 39-44mm and just look small on my big bones...
Keep them coming!
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I have one reason for a REAL Rolex and it's my reasoning for even considering the purchase.You look smashing in a Kilt....
I have small wrists consequently I require a small watch. If I wear the GMT, it looks ungainly on me... Not that I do because I don't. Strictly an investment for me. Lots of fake Rolex time pieces out there, I'd say 'Solid Swiss' is probably the best copy, but a copy none the less. Solid Swiss has really taken to copy to a high level.
Timex... it takes a lickin' and keeps on tickin'!Pretty hard to beat a lowly Timex for a bang around watch. When it pukes, you get another one. Like I said the Timex solar I have keeps perfect time, only issue is, it's not a hack watch so setting the date is arduous. Mine is 4 years old and it's getting beat but it takes 'a licking and keeps om ticking' I really prefer pocket watches but they are hard to find today, at least good ones are.
I am VERY familiar with that watch. I used to have that exact model, but it was lost when the airline lost my luggage, and never found it. I had forgotten about that watch until just now!This is the one I wear most of the time. It's gadget-y and all titanium. Somehow it reads touches on the crystal to activate different features, including compass using the watch hands as the pointers and altimeter (not that i need that function...).
I've got a Citizen EcoDrive divers watch that I used to wear a lot. I also used to scuba dive a fair bit. Way back when I used to get off work at 11pm, drive about 10 hours to Ponce De Leon FL, make several dives (mostly night dives in the cave) then drive back home Sunday. I would die if I tried that now.
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