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    Quote Originally Posted by Pyrateknight View Post
    I love mechanical pocket watches. ....
    I have only this one:




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    My Panerai 177, all titanium case with display back.


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    I just bought a mutewatch - not entirely sure what that says about me to be honest. But at the moment the novelty hasn't worn off and I am wandering around swiping the damn thing obsessively, setting vibrating timers and alarms, and accosting random strangers on trains with my little gadget.

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    My only grumble with it is the band - why so short, and why the press stud? Surely a more conventional clasp/buckle arrangement would have been better.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jimbo View Post
    I just bought a mutewatch - not entirely sure what that says about me to be honest. But at the moment the novelty hasn't worn off and I am wandering around swiping the damn thing obsessively, setting vibrating timers and alarms, and accosting random strangers on trains with my little gadget.

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    My only grumble with it is the band - why so short, and why the press stud? Surely a more conventional clasp/buckle arrangement would have been better.

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    Not for me! I could see changing the alarm time with my shirt sleeve at best.
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    i own a few pocket watches from my dad that are put away but other then that i own 1 watch and if i wear it 2-3 times a year if that .. anyways here is my trusty Fossil that i have owned for 10-12yrs ..


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    My latest arrival, Tag Heuer Carrera Calibre 16. I have always loved the Tag designs and now they have brought their movements back in house I don't think this will be my last Tag, infact the limited edition 300 SLR is a beauty!

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    I had been looking for some time to purchase a thin simple elegant dress watch when these two Longines came up for sale. My wife and I now have matching dress watches, but do not wear them very often. They are about 15 years old. The watchmaker said he did not think they had ever been worn.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sunbird View Post

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    I like the way the band is attached. I am trying to figure out how. Two long screws, one from each side?

    I could never wear a band like that. It would be lucky to last a week.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 32t View Post
    I like the way the band is attached. I am trying to figure out how. Two long screws, one from each side?

    I could never wear a band like that. It would be lucky to last a week.


    No long screws, see attached photos taken with my new USB microscope. I knew I HAD to have one!

    The band attachment is actually very strong as it is attached to the back of the watch. Very smooth.

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    Thanks for the pictures. More proof that a picture is worth more than a thousand words!
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