I haven’t been bass shopping in a good long while. But I’m a sucker for a dream watch. I just picked this up on vacation in Bermuda. It’s an Omega Seamaster, I really dig it.
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Anyone else into automatic wristwatches?
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The Speedmaster gets a lot of love, but I like this Seamaster much more, especially with that dial. Great pick-up.
Thanks! I agree. I’ve looked at the Speedmaster so many times, but frequently, when I scroll watches online, I stop at this exact one. I was so pumped to see it in the store (and on my wrist!!)The Speedmaster gets a lot of love, but I like this Seamaster much more, especially with that dial. Great pick-up.
I cant pull off a Panerai with my girly wrists. 
I wish I could. They have a cool history and a unique look.
I wish I could. They have a cool history and a unique look.
Panera is what drew me into the store. Unfortunately, not a great selection.
I'm thinking of letting go of my Oris Big Crown ProPilot Day Date. Suggestions of where might be a good place to notify folks?
Check out WatchUseek.com. It’s a forum not unlike this one with a healthy classified section. You may have some luck there.
They had a Panera Bread there? LOL. I like their hazelnut coffee ....if it's fresh.
I picked up this MIDO when in Switzerland last year.
Just ordered my first automatic watch. I only somewhat blame this thread. It's a Xeric Inverter. One of these:
My other watches are a mix. All black one is a Citizen Nighthawk, so solar Eco-Drive power source. Shearwater Tern TX is a dive computer but what I mostly wear, and that's wireless charging. Last is a battery-powered Xeric Halograph. Neat company and very affordable.
My other watches are a mix. All black one is a Citizen Nighthawk, so solar Eco-Drive power source. Shearwater Tern TX is a dive computer but what I mostly wear, and that's wireless charging. Last is a battery-powered Xeric Halograph. Neat company and very affordable.
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That’s really cool. I always enjoy creative designs with non-traditional movement. That’s a neat one for sure.
