Oh shit! Where is he going to find that ? Been looking for years - Yesterday

For a grey SARB I'll take the blue one too

Julio watch is a few years old. Try Asian source may be. Like roachman.com or watches88.com Not affiliated. I bought many Orient from these two places. They are a bit expensive...

I want to go - Yesterday

n/t

Excelent - Yesterday

n/t

I can tell you it is from La Chaud-de-Fonds, Suisse.

Cool ... so Franck Muller didnt invent the oversized arabic numbers and tonneau case - Yesterday

n/t

and to Jack' s point, I rarely wear that watch other than for special occasions: wedding, communions...

n/t

n/t

Yeah! nice one Citizen UTC for me - Yesterday

n/t

I am sure many members don't know of the sub forums. There is a lot of cool stuff there, and most of the time I don't have time to navigate between forums or simply don't even think about it. I would love these three forums merged into the main forum. This would spice things up.

It is a good way to keep discussions active for a couple days. And if an old post comes back to life, that may be a good surprise

Movement and Specs: Intelligent Quartz™ Technology Water-Resistant to 200 meters Depth Sensor Measures up to 60 Meters Depth Sensor with Analog Display Temperature Gauge with Analog Display Recall of Maximum Depth and Minimum Temperature Depth Sensor Auto Shut-off Low Battery Indicator INDIGLO® night-light with NIGHT-MODE® feature Screw down crowns Chosen by: JP (Jean-Paul) W

n/t

Movement and Specs: Orient Cal. 469 Automatic Day/date (Day set by push button at 2) Diameter: 41mm (45mm with crown) Thickness: 13mm LugWidth: 22mm WR 200m Screw down crowns Chosen by: JP (Jean-Paul) Why: Cal.469 is the movement that has been at the core of ORIENT WATCH’ s history since its production began in 1971. It has also undergone evolution and development during thes

This an odd piece for sure Good luck with it. - 2 days ago

n/t

Poljot as well ~$150 - 2 days ago

These were such a deal 10 years ago at $150... I wish I got a bunch of them That DJR is really nice for that price.

... one of the best caliber out there. As Mr Orient puts it "The Cal.469 is a movement that has been at the core of ORIENT WATCH’ s history since its production began in 1971. It has also undergone evolution and development during these 40 years, and its evolution and development continues to this day" When you find EM in the Orient serial numbers its a Cal 469. Used in the old king dive

That thing is big isn't it? - 4 days ago

It's hard to see on picture, but it looks so big next to any other aircraft. Huge wingspan.

Re: In that style, I also like the old Mercedes G Wagon 461 >>> - 4 days ago

And for everyday use I'll take the Brabus v12 biturbo

In that style, I also like the old Mercedes G Wagon - 4 days ago

n/t

Very cool And Queen Elizabeth drives one too - 4 days ago

n/t

n/t

I don't have a FB account... Stayed away from it ... Now you are tempting me - 7 days ago

n/t

Nice collection ... I don't have a Timex ... - 7 days ago

Although I saw the new Timex diver with depth gauge at Macy's... The one Ken just got. This could me my first

Congrats it goes fast indeed. My son is getting in 6th grade and my daughter in 8th - 8 days ago

n/t

you need some downforce to get a grip with that kind of power - 8 days ago

n/t

Here is a couple of vintage calibers - 8 days ago

In order Seiko 6106, Seiko 7009, Rekord.

n/t

who likes fast cars? Peugeot 208T16 Pike's Peak - 8 days ago

This one for Nuvolari Peugeot is all set to compete in this year’s Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, revealing its race livery for the 208 T16 race car. This will be Peugeot’s first return to the famous hill climb race since its victories in 1988 and 1989. The 208T16 will be racing in the Unlimited Class. To put the word 'unlimited' in perspective, consider this : 3.2-liter bi-turb