Whats on Your Wrist?
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Let’s get some more pics of that Zev
John Hudgens
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Early 2000s Omega 300m quartz. The “Goldeneye” watch. Lesser known fact is that the quartz version was the actual watch in the movie. The automatic version was released after.
I wish Omega would move back towards the case dimensions of this era. This is a 42mm that is quite thin and feels more like a 40mm
I wish Omega would move back towards the case dimensions of this era. This is a 42mm that is quite thin and feels more like a 40mm
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j_conrad_00
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Today's watch...
Im simple...I wear a Garmin Fenix 5x every day all day.
jeff
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Waiting for a Sinn to show up. Does not disappoint.
j_conrad_00
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I've got a 103 that will make its way through the rotation at some point.
jeff
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I missed the opportunity to grab a U1 Camoflauge.I've got a 103 that will make its way through the rotation at some point.
.I'd taken the wife to a jeweler in Roanoke VA to buy a Christmas gift for her. Naturally I'm more interested in the fair selection of Rolex watches. I was looking for a Sky-Dweller in Gold / SS.
There was none in the several displays full of other models.
As we were leaving, the sales man asked if I was looking for something particular. With my Gold & SS Sky-Dweller response, he directed me to the lone display case in the corner of the room across fro the other Rollies.
There it was, just what I wanted. Wrap it up. But I had to wait about three weeks to take it home because it had to be on display thru 30 JAN.
It's a great watch, but the hands are hard for me to see without readers. I may be looking to trade it for a similar GMT.
There was none in the several displays full of other models.
As we were leaving, the sales man asked if I was looking for something particular. With my Gold & SS Sky-Dweller response, he directed me to the lone display case in the corner of the room across fro the other Rollies.
There it was, just what I wanted. Wrap it up. But I had to wait about three weeks to take it home because it had to be on display thru 30 JAN.
It's a great watch, but the hands are hard for me to see without readers. I may be looking to trade it for a similar GMT.
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John Warren
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This is such a unique and rad watch.
John Warren
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The weekender with the indiglo is always a solid choice. I also have an easy reader when I feel like getting my Bill Murray on.
Also a super classic design that goes with anything.
gibsonknives
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Sean B.
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Nice - Almost forgot about them! I went to their shop in Euclid or Mentor probably 5 years ago for a repair and battery replacement on one of their watches I bought. They had some interesting stuff, I just tend to forgot about them when I’m shopping around. Will have to take a look at their website again.
svenable84
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j_conrad_00
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Lum Tecs are solid. Great customer service too!
j_conrad_00
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I love Hamiltons and have several but this one is special. My beautiful wife got this for me for our wedding day. She asked a buddy at church for input on what I might like as he and I would often talk watches. Lol.
Over 10 years and the watch and marriage are running strong!