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Re: 2018 ins & outs

Post by jimyritz » Mon Dec 31, 2018 11:32 am

ericf4 wrote:
Mon Dec 31, 2018 11:15 am
Im afraid to see what came in and out.....here we go...it aint pretty for the outgoings....


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This may have been the last week of 2017, cant recall.

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NOT ENOUGH......DAMN

From what i recall


Sinn U1P
Tudor Heritage Chrono
Rolex SUB C
Evant Fume Diver
The infamous Clerc Hydroscaph 179 day return watch
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Cool ones came in :thumbsup: so how many in the collection?

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Re: 2018 ins & outs

Post by ericf4 » Mon Dec 31, 2018 11:46 am

jimyritz wrote:
ericf4 wrote:
Mon Dec 31, 2018 11:15 am
Im afraid to see what came in and out.....here we go...it aint pretty for the outgoings....


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This may have been the last week of 2017, cant recall.

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NOT ENOUGH......DAMN

From what i recall


Sinn U1P
Tudor Heritage Chrono
Rolex SUB C
Evant Fume Diver
The infamous Clerc Hydroscaph 179 day return watch
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Cool ones came in Image so how many in the collection?
Thx Mike, perhaps around 25 not quite sure. ;) Still looking to sell some though so hope to cut some.

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Re: 2018 ins & outs

Post by mattcantwin » Mon Dec 31, 2018 1:18 pm

I moved out eleven, plus one catch-and-release (Doxa 50th Anniversary Pro).


Here are the six additions:


Raven Venture

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Sinn U1-P

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Sinn 103 LE

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Doxa 5oth Anniversary Searambler

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Omega 2264

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Omega 43.5 Planet Ocean

(not here, yet)

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Re: 2018 ins & outs

Post by goaliechris » Mon Dec 31, 2018 2:03 pm

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Next? Who knows

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Re: 2018 ins & outs

Post by dukerules » Mon Dec 31, 2018 2:41 pm

From what I recall:

Picked up a Speedmaster Ultraman. Incredible piece. This one's a keeper.
Seiko SBDC051. Really nice piece for the money. Just too much of a tweener for me. Essentially too nice to beat up like I do most Seiko divers, and wasn't getting the call for my wrist otherwise. Which is why it got flipped for a
Seiko SBBN017. Which is cool, but I'm just not a quartz guy. So this one went out.
Sold two others I really love because I needed to fund the Ultraman-the PAM372 and Sinn 103. I also sold an SRP775, because two NAFTs was too many for me.
Very happy with the collection now, although I have a lot less monetarily valuable collection overall than I've had in probably 6 or 7 years. Looking to pick up a BB58 in the next 1-2 years, and maybe I'll be done for awhile, apart from some cheap stuff, like the Hamilton khaki field, the new Certina DS, and maybe another cheap Seiko diver.

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Re: 2018 ins & outs

Post by BacoNoir » Mon Dec 31, 2018 5:34 pm

Out:
PAM422
Seiko Samurai Blue Lagoon
Helson Squadron
Halios Seaforth Gen III


In:
Heuer Autavia
Tudor Black Bay Bronze Bucherer Blue Edition
Apple Watch Series 4
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Re: 2018 ins & outs

Post by toxicavenger » Mon Dec 31, 2018 7:21 pm

i don't remember if i got to put it 'in' or pull it 'out'

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Re: 2018 ins & outs

Post by BacoNoir » Mon Dec 31, 2018 8:35 pm

toxicavenger wrote:i don't remember if i got to put it 'in' or pull it 'out'
Friends may come and friends may go, but you my friend will be my friend peter in or peter our.
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2018 ins & outs

Post by spring-diver » Mon Dec 31, 2018 11:24 pm

Busiest year in a decadeImage

Out:
Aquadive- BS300 & BS300 DLC
Seiko- Emperor, Darth, Golden Tuna, Arnie, 6105, 6309, SBDC051

In:
Sinn- EZM9, T1, T1B, U1 Professional, 836

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Re: 2018 ins & outs

Post by substitute » Wed Jan 02, 2019 1:24 pm

Out:

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(I got a bit carried away this year)

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2018 ins & outs

Post by Ruggs » Thu Jan 03, 2019 7:17 am

I’m up rocking the baby and just spent a long ass time going through pics. Bottom line is I ripped through a ton of micros last year. I’ve got 8 slots in a (newish, smaller) watch box and that seems like it should be enough.

Out (or came but didn’t get asked to stay for breakfast)

Too big.
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Should have kept.
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Hated the hands.
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Cool watch. Had (still have) too many gray dials.
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Great watch. Lume on this is awesome, which I didn’t expect.
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Sold to hoppy
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DWC slut SMP.
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Quartz watches with seconds hands bug me now, unfortunately. Also the gmt hand on this doesn’t jump hours. When you set it it moves freely. Nice watch otherwise.
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Had an older model without the yellow bits. Should have kept that.
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Such a cool watch. Just not practical when not being used for its intended purpose. That aquis case in Ti is one of the most comfortable watches I’ve ever had.
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Misaligned chapter ring. Would buy again in a second if I found a perfect one.
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Liked this one a lot but the bracelet clasp blows so much ass. You can’t use one of the holes without making it prone to coming open.
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Found an exceptional deal on this one. Gave to my brother.
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Was struck by how thin these are.
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Top heavy.
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I still like these. Nice and thin and the curved lugs fit my wrist well.
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USPS lost the package when I sold it and I ate the cost. Fuck.
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I keep buying pvd watches. They look better in pictures than they do on my arm. Nodus does good work, however. One to keep an eye on imo.
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Sold it to a guy in my office. When he wears it... I don’t miss it.
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See above about grey dials.
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Bought this to do a field watch comparison between this, a khaki field, and the partitio above. Never did it. The stowa stayed the longest.
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Blue dial and bezel didn’t match. Didn’t think it would bug me as much as it did.
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Bought this in Hawaii. Love that dial but don’t really like the way these wear.
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I have an omega mesh and wanted to try it on this. Nothing magical happened.
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Comfortable case, great lume, fkn hated the hands.
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Tried the 42mm version. Preferred the bigger one.
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I really like the design of these. It pisses me off that they can’t line up the fucking bezels.
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Sold to Terry. I imagine it’s probably in a toilet somewhere undergoing tests.
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Too tall.
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Bought this to give to my daughter one day.
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Imo the best version of the colt. 500m WR. Applied indices. 41mm. Shape of the lugs and lug hole placement is perfect for straps. Can be found easily for under 1500, which is a bargain.
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Exelonman had a deal I could not pass up. Don’t regret it. I’d definitely recommend the adjustable clasp upgrade.
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‘Technically’ this one is for sale. But only here, and I’m not putting it anywhere else.
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Can’t wait for the bracelet.
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Re: 2018 ins & outs

Post by toxicavenger » Thu Jan 03, 2019 10:56 am

Ruggs wrote:
Thu Jan 03, 2019 7:17 am
I’m up rocking the baby and just spent a long ass time going through pics. Bottom line is I ripped through a ton of micros last year. I’ve got 8 slots in a (newish, smaller) watch box and that seems like it should be enough.

Out (or came but didn’t get asked to stay for breakfast)

Too big.
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Sold to Terry. I imagine it’s probably in a toilet somewhere undergoing tests.
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So I am not the only person who thought the Jenny was one big mofo??? Crazy, and it says it was a 42mm but it was huge.

No toilet, I modded it and sold it. :mrgreen:

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Re: 2018 ins & outs

Post by mattcantwin » Thu Jan 03, 2019 11:03 am

Ruggs wrote:
Thu Jan 03, 2019 7:17 am

I’m up rocking the baby and just spent a long ass time going through pics.
Great post, love the comments accompanying pictures. :thumbsup:
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Re: 2018 ins & outs

Post by matt.wu » Thu Jan 03, 2019 11:14 am

mattcantwin wrote:
Thu Jan 03, 2019 11:03 am
Ruggs wrote:
Thu Jan 03, 2019 7:17 am

I’m up rocking the baby and just spent a long ass time going through pics.
Great post, love the comments accompanying pictures. :thumbsup:
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Re: 2018 ins & outs

Post by Nellipj » Thu Jan 03, 2019 11:22 am

I’m almost afraid to go through my pics and figure out my in’s and out’s.


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Re: 2018 ins & outs

Post by deepcdvr » Thu Jan 03, 2019 12:24 pm

ikkoku wrote:
Sun Dec 30, 2018 9:59 pm
for me, it was a reduction year... 2 in and 6 out. I'm left with a speedy and an LPP chrono.
Dude - where’ve you been? Maybe I just missed your posts.. glad to see you’re still flippin watches :)

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For me, I’ve swapped a bunch of higher end watches for cheaper ones as I’ve found that I enjoy some micros as much as the big guns.. :shrug:

Still have way too many tho

Edit: I’d give my left testicle for an old school explorer II :oops: That’s my only 2019 goal after flipping the Black Bay
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Re: 2018 ins & outs

Post by JBZ » Thu Jan 03, 2019 1:10 pm

deepcdvr wrote:
Thu Jan 03, 2019 12:24 pm
Edit: I’d give my left testicle for an old school explorer II :oops: That’s my only 2019 goal after flipping the Black Bay
A 1655? I'm completely with you. Prices have gotten stupid expensive on them, unfortunately. Just like every other vintage sports Rolex.

The modern 5 digit Explorer II (16570) is my go-to right now. I love it. Tried the 42mm version, but it was too big for me.
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Re: 2018 ins & outs

Post by ikkoku » Thu Jan 03, 2019 1:13 pm

deepcdvr wrote:
Thu Jan 03, 2019 12:24 pm
ikkoku wrote:
Sun Dec 30, 2018 9:59 pm
for me, it was a reduction year... 2 in and 6 out. I'm left with a speedy and an LPP chrono.
Dude - where’ve you been? Maybe I just missed your posts.. glad to see you’re still flippin watches :)

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For me, I’ve swapped a bunch of higher end watches for cheaper ones as I’ve found that I enjoy some micros as much as the big guns.. :shrug:

Still have way too many tho

Edit: I’d give my left testicle for an old school explorer II :oops: That’s my only 2019 goal after flipping the Black Bay
I come in from time to time... mostly lurking.
deepcdvr wrote:
Thu Jan 03, 2019 12:24 pm
Edit: I’d give my left testicle for an old school explorer II :oops: That’s my only 2019 goal after flipping the Black Bay
yeah we've all been there and said that before

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Re: 2018 ins & outs

Post by deepcdvr » Thu Jan 03, 2019 1:46 pm

JBZ wrote:
Thu Jan 03, 2019 1:10 pm
deepcdvr wrote:
Thu Jan 03, 2019 12:24 pm
Edit: I’d give my left testicle for an old school explorer II :oops: That’s my only 2019 goal after flipping the Black Bay
A 1655? I'm completely with you. Prices have gotten stupid expensive on them, unfortunately. Just like every other vintage sports Rolex.

The modern 5 digit Explorer II (16570) is my go-to right now. I love it. Tried the 42mm version, but it was too big for me.
Lol I can’t afford the 1655 ;)

The 16570 is the one I want. Perfect size, really comfortable yet rugged enough for a daily. As much as I travel, the GMT function is almost a necessity. To be honest, I can’t afford that one either lol
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Re: 2018 ins & outs

Post by JBZ » Thu Jan 03, 2019 1:56 pm

deepcdvr wrote:
Thu Jan 03, 2019 1:46 pm
JBZ wrote:
Thu Jan 03, 2019 1:10 pm
deepcdvr wrote:
Thu Jan 03, 2019 12:24 pm
Edit: I’d give my left testicle for an old school explorer II :oops: That’s my only 2019 goal after flipping the Black Bay
A 1655? I'm completely with you. Prices have gotten stupid expensive on them, unfortunately. Just like every other vintage sports Rolex.

The modern 5 digit Explorer II (16570) is my go-to right now. I love it. Tried the 42mm version, but it was too big for me.
Lol I can’t afford the 1655 ;)

The 16570 is the one I want. Perfect size, really comfortable yet rugged enough for a daily. As much as I travel, the GMT function is almost a necessity. To be honest, I can’t afford that one either lol
I can't afford a 1655 either, but it's fun to dream.

The 16570 is a great watch. I have the black dialed version. They aren't cheap, but they're definitely undervalued when compared to other 5 digit Rolexes. The sale of the black bay should put you a good ways toward one. If you can live without box and papers and are okay with a slightly older, non-pristine example, under $5,000 isn't out of the question.
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Re: 2018 ins & outs

Post by Ryeguy » Thu Jan 03, 2019 2:13 pm

deepcdvr wrote:
Thu Jan 03, 2019 1:46 pm
JBZ wrote:
Thu Jan 03, 2019 1:10 pm
deepcdvr wrote:
Thu Jan 03, 2019 12:24 pm
Edit: I’d give my left testicle for an old school explorer II :oops: That’s my only 2019 goal after flipping the Black Bay
A 1655? I'm completely with you. Prices have gotten stupid expensive on them, unfortunately. Just like every other vintage sports Rolex.

The modern 5 digit Explorer II (16570) is my go-to right now. I love it. Tried the 42mm version, but it was too big for me.
Lol I can’t afford the 1655 ;)

The 16570 is the one I want. Perfect size, really comfortable yet rugged enough for a daily. As much as I travel, the GMT function is almost a necessity. To be honest, I can’t afford that one either lol
For a 100m water resistant GMT function watch with a quick set hour hand (true traveler's watch), I can't recommend Alpina highly enough. I bought my "Ice Legacy" version for less than $600 on bracelet from a grey market dealer. It is a bit on the large size at 44mm, but I think it works well on canvas or single pass NATO.

This is mine on my skinny wrist:
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(also a 2018 "in" so appropriate for this thread)

Alpina offers a 42mm dual crown version with the same movement which looks interesting. In this model, the GMT function is displayed via a rotating disc very much like the JLC Navy Seals Alarm. I'm sure this model is more expensive as it is a newer release, but it looks good and a bit smaller.

FWIW, this watch has sold me on Rolex style GMT functionality with the quick set hour hand. I find this much more functional than my previous 2893-2 powered GMT watches.

This could be an affordable stand-in while you build the war chest for the 16570.

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Re: 2018 ins & outs

Post by gonzomantis » Fri Jan 04, 2019 5:52 am

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In and out

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Re: 2018 ins & outs

Post by flyskate » Fri Jan 04, 2019 6:27 am

Out: Tudor Pelagos
Tudor BBB
Sinn U1 SE
CW C8 Power Reserve Chronometer
Steinhart Vintage Ocean One

In: Image
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