The Dive Watch Connection

BBK357 wrote:Who and what?

Jeep99dad wrote:the more I look at it, the ugglier it gets!

I'm going to side with Brice on this one

slivver71 wrote:

The more I see this one, the more I like it

Hydro eh?

Just when I thought invicta had the market on gaudy watches, Paul digs this up.

I received a Bond Chrono (dark blue BEAST) and an SMP GMT which is just about the most comfortable watch around. There's just something about Omegas that pushes all my buttons. 'Smooth' bracelets, professional look and crazy lume. Also, most of their watches are perfectly sized for my 7" wrist. Rea...

I REALLY would like to be a one watch guy - and if I HAD to be, I could wear my Submariner 24/7 without hesitation. But I can't do it. In fact, I received 2 Omegas in the last 24 hours.... at my HOTEL .. :oops: (they are bad ass too ; ) In fact, I'm now carrying four watches while on travel CRAP! P...

Congrats! I really like that one as well, especially with the more polished Ti. I actually just bought one of those 22mm velcro straps for my Navy Seals Auto! I really want to try the articulated rubber bracelet, but got a quote for $2,400 and an 8 week wait from an AD so perhaps it is not meant to...

Congrats! I really like that one as well, especially with the more polished Ti. I actually just bought one of those 22mm velcro straps for my Navy Seals Auto! I really want to try the articulated rubber bracelet, but got a quote for $2,400 and an 8 week wait from an AD so perhaps it is not meant to...

Come to think of it, there's a vintage Rolex dealer in Florida (Nick Gogas) who's been wearing a plexi GMT every day since he bought it new in the early '80s. This watch has been worn for 30 years straight, even though he has several very nice watches available to wear at any time: http://i479.phot...

I am almost through an entire week of just wearing my 856UTC, really like it.

sub600 wrote:Kampfschwimmer for me today

I have to be honest, there is something about that watch screaming you have to get one of these to me.

So one watch with different bezels and straps is possible?

stumpy1972 wrote:

unixshrk wrote:

stumpy1972 wrote:The concept of one watch is much better than the reality of wearing the same watch everyday. Kinda like being married....

Oops, did I say that out loud?

Yes indeed I would wager you are not the only one to ever think that way on here

stumpy1972 wrote:The concept of one watch is much better than the reality of wearing the same watch everyday. Kinda like being married....

Hell no http://i370.photobucket.com/albums/oo147/riverratone/P8155413.jpg This is the norm around here :roll: :roll: I wear two on each arm and rotate them every day :raised: This would be the shitload of watches I was referring to earlier. At least you can wear a different one every day all month ...

matt.wu wrote:Nice SOTC shot.

I have always wanted to do this, but anytime I line up the watches for a picture, one always seems to fall off the dresser into a UPS box....

Thanks Matt,

Jeep99dad wrote:Are you insane??

Haven't been a one watch guy for 20 years...
Now I own 15-20 watches and switch 2/day on average.

Maybe I am Brice, but I could argue that the other direction with your answer

The good news is at the rate you switch, you really do not need a winder

Ok, so that would be a community wide NO.

toxicavenger wrote:I have been wearing this watch for about 6 months now, until my MM got home.

I see you still like Marcello.

It seems here most of you guys, myself included have more than one watch.
Some of you have a shitload.
Does anyone here just have one watch or wear just one watch for say months at a time?
I would love to know exactly what it it is if you do.

Good lord, lots and lots of fine watches there.

OMFG that is sweet!

deepcdvr wrote:

craniotes wrote:
PS - You want SEAL-approved? Here you go:

Damn, I wish those were just a little less expensive..

+1
I would be afraid to wear it out of the house, much less out in the snow or on duty.