For me, I will stop when I find my “holy grail” watch.
I don’t know what that watch is, but I will know when I see it.
For me, I will stop when I find my “holy grail” watch.
I don’t know what that watch is, but I will know when I see it.
I’ve seen Timex automatics there going for under $50 but the same models going for over $150 on Amazon and from Timex authorized vendors.
Very short clip of 1970s watch making factory:
Continue readingHere are three 1960s skindiver watches. They are all different brands but have the same dial design. Do you know the origin of this dial design, and which brand was the first to use it?
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Continue readingI was reading about the Omega Seamaster 300 (the 1960s version) and found that not only did it use tritium lume on its dial, but also on its rotating bezel numbers and markers.
Given that tritium is radioactive, and the bezel is exposed, unlike the di…
Continue readingWhat got you into watch collecting?
With me it was more like I drifted into it than a conscious decision to start collecting.
I just sort of realized after a few years, that I had quite a lot of watches – all quartz.
Then I stumbled on this forum, a…
Continue readingCWC 1983 Royal Navy Divers Quartz Re-Issue Watch (RN300-83 QS60)
£899.00 ($1,135.87)
I think it is
£899.00 ($1,135.87)
Are water resistance ratings on Chinese dive watch brands sold on Aliexpress accurate?
I have a Tandorio and an Addeisdive, both rated at 200 meters.
Would I be right in assuming that given the low cost of these watches, under $90 each, that that ra…
Continue readingAre there any modern skin dive style watches that have indices and an hour hand like this one? Ideally for under $200.
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Continue readingI’ve got around 30 watches, which is too many to wear regularly. So I think selling watches is only worth it if they’re over $300. Otherwise, the effort and shipping costs just aren’t worth it.
Besides, some buyers can be very…