Thread: What types of watches do you like?

Originally Posted by pixelfixed

My watchmaker charges 10 bux to pressure test a watch,takes two minutes,Your sea dweller has three gaskets in the stem mechanism plus a seal around the crown,should be good to go.
But one drop of Malteze sea water in the workings of that watch will cost you big time)

But what if a shark eats him. Will it be able to crush or damage the case? Would it survive the old Timex test? Where's John Cameron Swayze when we need him.

By the way Seiko is releasing a new model in the coming weeks which will automatically reset time according to GPS signals.

Originally Posted by thebigspendur

But what if a shark eats him. Will it be able to crush or damage the case? Would it survive the old Timex test? Where's John Cameron Swayze when we need him.

By the way Seiko is releasing a new model in the coming weeks which will automatically reset time according to GPS signals.

Stuff happens,Thats why I also when in the ocean Ck piles of shark dung,find many dive watchs that way

Originally Posted by pixelfixed

Stuff happens,Thats why I also when in the ocean Ck piles of shark dung,find many dive watchs that way

You don't have to seek through the piles. The Scuba tanks are usually not that hard to see. [End ]

I normally wear my Cartier Pasha-C, but lately I find myself wearing my Tourneau 18k Rose Gold dual time:

Let's see some more watches everyone wears. I'll start with some of mine.

Crappy Pic,sorry,Only Dress watches I have anymore,Both Bubblebacks from my birth year (1948) One in S.S. one in 18K
Both Orig dials.

Originally Posted by pixelfixed

Crappy Pic,sorry,Only Dress watches I have anymore,Both Bubblebacks from my birth year (1948) One in S.S. one in 18K
Both Orig dials.

Awesome you still have those. I've seen the gold model before, and really like it. How do they hold up in terms of reliability and robustness, could you just wear them everyday if you wanted?