Hey CLK owners, What's on your wrist?
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Hey CLK owners, What's on your wrist?
I bought this Yesterday, and also wear my Monaco a lot. Just wondering what the rest of you guys rock. I keep a hand full of G-shocks around as well, cause I think they're awesome watches.
#3
Nice choices NOMO
I like the Breitling and have looked at picking up that exact same watch and I have a monaco just like yours.
I rotate my monaco and custom rolex datejust the most often but I will occassionally wear my tiger wood tag and rolex airking as well.
I like the Breitling and have looked at picking up that exact same watch and I have a monaco just like yours.
I rotate my monaco and custom rolex datejust the most often but I will occassionally wear my tiger wood tag and rolex airking as well.
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oooh... i like this topic. makes me remember the good old days when i was a watch nut. i reduced my collection down to:
Rolex Submariner 16610 (1996)P serial - non solid end link version. the new ones are a little too beefy for me.
Rolex GMT Master 1675 (1963) 1million serial - the pointed crown guards version.
Panerai Luminor Marina Pam111(2004) F serial - I use this for casual wear as i use a velcro strap.
Other than that I sold all the others in favor of getting married. =) the wedding and engagement seems to burn a hole in the pockets.
Rolex Submariner 16610 (1996)P serial - non solid end link version. the new ones are a little too beefy for me.
Rolex GMT Master 1675 (1963) 1million serial - the pointed crown guards version.
Panerai Luminor Marina Pam111(2004) F serial - I use this for casual wear as i use a velcro strap.
Other than that I sold all the others in favor of getting married. =) the wedding and engagement seems to burn a hole in the pockets.
#9
I used to be a watch ***** awhile back when the markets were still good. Since then I have reduced my collection to only a few now...
Starting from most favorite:
Rolex Daytona
Rolex Submariner
Raymond Weil
Breitling Navitimer
I find that my Submariner and Daytona can take a daily beating and not wear, not that i do anything anyways..
Starting from most favorite:
Rolex Daytona
Rolex Submariner
Raymond Weil
Breitling Navitimer
I find that my Submariner and Daytona can take a daily beating and not wear, not that i do anything anyways..
#13
I miss my bond seamaster chronometer. I find them better built than the subs. Those things can take a beating. I bought one and used it for 8 years and sold it at 1k. not bad considering that I only got it for 1200 and the use i got out of it. If my sub didnt have a sentimental value to me, id be keeping seamaster.
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Heres an old pic of my collection minus the 1963 1675 GMT and the Jaeger Le Coultre Reverso Squadra Hometime. A lot of them are gone realizing that I can only wear one watch a day so what's the point.
Last edited by dr_feelgood; 04-03-2009 at 12:58 PM.
#20
What does this have to do with CLKs? Mods please move to off topic
Reading this forum makes me embarrassed I ever purchased my CLK. I always appreciated MB cars for their durability, safety, performance, quality, and precision engineering, not because they were a status symbol.
In 2004 a purchased a new Mercedes Sprinter van and love it for its previously mentioned qualities. I then reluctantly purchased a CLK500 Cab, and while the car seems to retain some of those qualities, it imparts a far different personality, which I am uncomfortable with and this forum reinforces. One of a self-centered, greedy, showy person that is more interested in displaying to others what they don't have, than of appreciating the good thing that they do have. I guess what else can you expect from a morally depraved society with a bubble of a money supply.
Reading this forum makes me embarrassed I ever purchased my CLK. I always appreciated MB cars for their durability, safety, performance, quality, and precision engineering, not because they were a status symbol.
In 2004 a purchased a new Mercedes Sprinter van and love it for its previously mentioned qualities. I then reluctantly purchased a CLK500 Cab, and while the car seems to retain some of those qualities, it imparts a far different personality, which I am uncomfortable with and this forum reinforces. One of a self-centered, greedy, showy person that is more interested in displaying to others what they don't have, than of appreciating the good thing that they do have. I guess what else can you expect from a morally depraved society with a bubble of a money supply.
#21
Then sell the car and get lost. I collect watches, it's a hobby of mine. I wanted to know if any one here shared in that. We have one thing in common that we both own the same kind of cars. I wanted to know if we shared any thing else.
Way to just bust in and be a party pooping judging cry baby ***hole on your second post.
Way to just bust in and be a party pooping judging cry baby ***hole on your second post.
Last edited by NOMO; 04-03-2009 at 12:15 PM.
#23
How did curiosity in one's timepiece turn into a feeling of being embarrassed by ones car (or other attached hardware)? Profpower... thats a pretty offensive post for being only your 2nd post ever. I'm thinking maybe you've been kicked off of here before and created a new user name.
#24
But then again, Toyotas and Seikos(sorry grand seiko fans) are more reliable.
Keep in mind that this guy "reluctantly" bought a cabriolet.
#25
...One of a self-centered, greedy, showy person that is more interested in displaying to others what they don't have, than of appreciating the good thing that they do have. I guess what else can you expect from a morally depraved society with a bubble of a money supply.
They liked me better when I was f*cked up and ashy"