Wristwatch collectors out there?

[wayner123]

Originally Posted by Parshooter

BE CAREFUL. You can slide down the slope just as fast as with cigars

OH MY!!

TWO Daytona's!! That's nuts man.

Watches are my second hobby. I even make straps for various ones. My favorite (right now) everyday wearer is the Omega Planet Ocean.

[Parshooter]

Originally Posted by wayner123

OH MY!!

TWO Daytona's!! That's nuts man.

Those are Folex's. My wife bought them for me, as a joke, on the mean streets of NYC. The silver one died and I keep the gold one incase I need some bling for a costume.

[wayner123]

Originally Posted by Parshooter

Those are Folex's. My wife bought them for me, as a joke, on the mean streets of NYC. The silver one died and I keep the gold one incase I need some bling for a costume.

Oh... I kind of thought that, but wanted to give the benefit of the doubt. That blue subdial Daytona would easily be 30k if it was real.

Is the Omega Seamaster also a replica? That watch is a very nice. I had one at one time, but then went with the larger Planet Ocean.

[stevieray]

Not a big collector but this is my daily watch.



Omega Seamaster Automatic bought new in 2001. Only loses about 30 seconds a month and has yet to be opened up or serviced.

[mosesbotbol]

Originally Posted by stevieray

Omega Seamaster Automatic bought new in 2001. Only loses about 30 seconds a month and has yet to be opened up or serviced.

Time to get it serviced! The bill can rise if you let it go too long. Omega makes a nice watch.

[stevieray]

Originally Posted by mosesbotbol

Time to get it serviced! The bill can rise if you let it go too long. Omega makes a nice watch.

Yeah, I'm looking for a place to service it now. I'll probably send it to the Omega service center in NYC.

[mosesbotbol]

Originally Posted by stevieray

Yeah, I'm looking for a place to service it now. I'll probably send it to the Omega service center in NYC.

Could send it Omega in Switzerland too. I think the US service centers have a much longer queue.