Watches Other Than Oakley

[supersharp]

All done. Gotta decide which x metal to wear with it tomorrow

Looks fantastic. Go with the XS!

 

[Jmo65]

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Sweet Audemars Piguet. Looked at some the other day in a high end retailer in the mall. Way out of my price range.

 

[Corrie79]

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@Jmo65

Thanks, man. I bought it about 10 years ago, but for the most part it sits in a safe deposit box, lol. I'm really wanting Royal Oak Offshore. It will be a little bit before I get one though. Got too many irons in the fire right now.

 

[MoparFin]

Here are my two. Be adding some others soon.

Plan on going with all Citizen for a while.

 

[Toy4x]

The solar powered watches, like the Citizen Eco Drive, also don't need batteries. And their power reserves are usually at least 30X more than automatic mechanicals, which they don't even need to use unless they're stored in a dark place like a drawer (or Frank's Oakley undies)...

Somebody say Citizen Eco-Drive? I haven't worn this watch in 3-4 weeks, put it back in its box, and it still has 3/4 power reserve. And every night b/w 12-2am, it syncs with the atomic clock. Love this watch.

My Limited Edition... Today's wearer:

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[kronin323]

Somebody say Citizen Eco-Drive? I haven't worn this watch in 3-4 weeks, put it back in its box, and it still has 3/4 power reserve. And every night b/w 12-2am, it syncs with the atomic clock. Love this watch.

My Limited Edition... Today's wearer:

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Nice...

I have four Eco-Drives but only one does the atomic sync. It's great; synced to the fraction of a second on a daily basis, I trust its accuracy over any of my other watches or clocks, including my phone.

I originally posted about mine here:
http://www.oakleyforum.com/threads/watch-this.4087/page-14#post-429581

 

[GH4AU]

Mickey Mouse was my first real watch as a child. Too bad I didn't hold on to mine.

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I had one of these as a child as well. It was my favorite watch.

 

[GH4AU]

The solar powered watches, like the Citizen Eco Drive, also don't need batteries. And their power reserves are usually at least 30X more than automatic mechanicals, which they don't even need to use unless they're stored in a dark place like a drawer (or Frank's Oakley undies)...

I have a Seiko Astron solar watch that I bought years ago. Mine has gotten to the point that it will only charge up to 50%. My lithium battery will need to be replaced. These solar watches do in fact need a battery.

 

[GH4AU]

This is my baby, the Rolex Explorer II. This watch is very special to me. It was one of the first watches to be taken atop Mount Everest on Sir Edmund Hillary's wrist. I have wanted to climb Mount Everest ever since I was a little boy. Maybe one day...