Tom:

...but I can see no differece between your "Black Seal" and my friend's "standard"-Radiomir...

You're probably right Tom.  They have to make subtle changes at least to produce their 'Limited Editions' of (usually) 800-1500.

I bought myself a Luminor Submersible then sold it to fund my Rolex Daytona purchase in 2004 after owning it for no more than about 3 months - but i always promised myself that when i could afford it, i'd buy another Panerai.

Lee

I hope this Bell & Ross I saw on holiday will be my next purchase!

bayerische:

A "favourite" that I will never own must be this one:

Lange und Söhne, TOURBOGRAPH

Price... 390.000 euro.

Good on you Andreas! I was hoping for someone to mention Lange & Sohne, my favourite!

More realistic models for Lange & Sohne, the Datograph:

Here is my new watch: a Panerai Luminor 1950 3 Days GMT Automatic

Here is my new watch: a NOMOS Tangomat Datum

Hi,

I've just bought a Casio Edifice watch (EQW-m1000DC-1AER). The brown/black metal looks amazing!

I love it!

Cartier Tank Francaise. Classic

bossbrad:

Cartier Tank Francaise. Classic

Really a great watch, but too small IMO. In the same style, I prefer the JLC Reverso Squadra.

I bought this beauty not so long ago:

GMT Master 2, 16760 aka "Fat Lady"...

Hi Joe,

I just bought a Tag Heuer Carrera because its beautiful to wear both with a suit or a pair of jeans..'

http://www.tagheuer.com/the-collection/carrera/men/automatic-chronograph-tachymetre/index.lbl?w=CV2013.FC6206

The watch bug has bitten me again, bought this beauty yesterday:

Andreas, congratulation on your new jewellery ... I think my bug is coming to hit me as well. But I'm afraid of this plastic colourful softy bug ...

I know,I know ... I went crasy .... after Panerai, Omega .... but

Congrats for your new Submariner, Andreas. A great, undestroyable watch. The only thing I don't like about it is the colour. Together with the Seadweller and the Milgauss, it is my favorite Rolex. 

Martin, congrats for your new "watch" as well. How does one read time on it?

I think the NOOKA is a great watch!

Hi

I really dig the Breitling watches - the Navitimer!

I found this one on google search, but don't know if this is a old model or what (Mulliner Tourbillon):

Would love to have a real Breitling some day, instead of my real replica Breitling navitimer

The Breitling for Bentley watches are 'newer' ones Anders. I have one of these 'older' models:

Not my photo BTW. One day I'l get round to taking a good shot.

Tom:

Congrats for your new Submariner, Andreas. A great, undestroyable watch. The only thing I don't like about it is the colour. Together with the Seadweller and the Milgauss, it is my favorite Rolex. 

Martin, congrats for your new "watch" as well. How does one read time on it?

Hi Tom,

You got the same opinion as my wife...

I love the watch, the blue/gold/stainless steel combo is just amazing. 

Nikola! 

Wow, you got the Nooka! Fun stuff!

Just found this on the internet. It's a watch concept designed by geoffry cooper. the idea for this exposed wristwatch is inspired by the motion of the planets orbiting around the sun. the watch face is composed of two rings which are always in motion. the time is told by seeing where the two inner rings are located in respect to the outside ring. the inner most ring is used to represent seconds while the middle ring signifies minutes.

beocool:

Just found this on the internet. It's a watch concept designed by geoffry cooper. the idea for this exposed wristwatch is inspired by the motion of the planets orbiting around the sun. the watch face is composed of two rings which are always in motion. the time is told by seeing where the two inner rings are located in respect to the outside ring. the inner most ring is used to represent seconds while the middle ring signifies minutes.

 

That is a cool watch!

This is the watch I have and I love it, goes with everything.  "Medicine Man"

I have a small collection (fortunately or unfortunately not many expensive ones) of watches, but I'm still in search of Seiko's burger watch 

Well as my post from a while ago will prove, I've always loved the classic watches by Bell & Ross. I just haven't been a fan of the super-size they usually are on the wrist, so I was amongst the first to buy the recently launched smaller BRS series. I am used to wearing a Cartier Tank for formal occasions and this too is a relatively small size men's watch. The Bell & Ross is used for more casual and sporting occasions, or when I'm flying

-a Jacob Jensen watch, ofcourse...

ThePriest:

I found this one on google search, but don't know if this is a old model or what (Mulliner Tourbillon):

Mulliner is a Bentley 'spec' - and this watch surround looks a lot like the gearknob in my gas-guzzling planet-fryer of a Volkswagen hybrid...