** OFFICIAL** Watch Thread
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Originally Posted by K1ngfunK,Jan 16 2010, 10:19 AM
Benji, those diesels are DOPE!
I've just been rocking the same Fossil that I got for free at my Junior-year after-prom party giveaway. Someday I'd like to get a really nice skeleton automatic winder, likely a Stührling.
I've just been rocking the same Fossil that I got for free at my Junior-year after-prom party giveaway. Someday I'd like to get a really nice skeleton automatic winder, likely a Stührling.
. I use to really like the Diesel brand a lot.
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Originally Posted by Zgradis,Jan 16 2010, 02:25 PM
Breitling is def on my list of watches to own.... When I take flying lessons (when I am making 100k a year its a goal to take flying lessons) I will then buy a Breitling professional series.
I still want one though. I am also looking for a Graham Chronofighter, with the orange accents.
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From: The land of corruption, cachaça, and caipirinhas.
Originally Posted by sw05s2k,Jan 18 2010, 06:19 PM
I am also looking for a Graham Chronofighter, with the orange accents.
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From: On a rock wall somewhere...
I have a plain old Timex Expedition. It has a cloth/velcro band, it lights up, has a secondary digital timer with stop-watch and date, and I can continue to beat the living crap out of it and not care if it breaks. And it's GREAT! 
My old one lasted probably five years before it succumbed to death by way of cracking it against a submerged rock while whitewater kayaking.
I also have another watch that I wear on the weekends. Weighs three pounds (not really), but I like the technical aspect of being able to see all the gears and gizmos spinning around inside. It's an automatic. A cheap one, but good enough for what I want it for.
My old one lasted probably five years before it succumbed to death by way of cracking it against a submerged rock while whitewater kayaking.I also have another watch that I wear on the weekends. Weighs three pounds (not really), but I like the technical aspect of being able to see all the gears and gizmos spinning around inside. It's an automatic. A cheap one, but good enough for what I want it for.
