Watches - another OCD problem
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Also wanted to throw in that my GS is stealthy. Only people who know watches recognize it. This is the opposite of the high polish Breitling or yellow gold President. Personally I like that.
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I'm pretty certain that my tastes are becoming increasingly obtuse, but I rather like the Grand Seiko quartz watches.
The picture's stolen from a piece on Grand Seiko at aBlogToWatch.
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I respect your enthusiasm and knowledge, Graeme. I also think you have a great, quirky aesthetic sense. So if you like GS quartz watches, I say go with it. You could hardly find quartz watches more worthy of respect, that's for certain.
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I'm with you 100% on this one. Really superb.
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Anyone here ever messed with Zenith watches? I could see the Elite Captain Central Second appealing to those who dig Grand Seiko. I'm a big fan of the El Primero Striking 10th as well.
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Really nice Qinhan! Your second Tudor sub now?
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Qinhan, maybe this guy is your Tudor's bro!
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That's the mini-sub! I've always been partial to the snowflakes.
Me too but this one was only $500
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Hodinkee have got a guide to watches below $5000 that their staff would go for.
https://www.hodinkee.com/blog/the-hodinkee-team-picks-our-favorite-watches-under-5000
Me, I'd be tempted by a 1953 Omega RAF watch. They go for around $2000 to $3000, and I'd use the balance to get it restored at Bienne.
Anyone else have any ideas?
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Yep, I have spoken to Richard my Watch man about the Grand Seiko Spring drive Ti Diver. Now, Richard knows a thing or two about watches, owning 300 at the last count - and I'm not talking Swatches here . Some of you will know Richard, so you will be able to imagine him saying "Now that's a proper. proper watch"…..
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The Spring Drive looks very nice. Did you see the piece on the steel version at Hodinkee?
https://www.hodinkee.com/blog/the-grand-seiko-spring-drive-divers-200m