stolivar wrote:

Dancematt wrote:Now my most expensive watch. New price, a whopping €4100 (including bracelet)

All those Hollywood stars going to Iceland might have had an effect on the pricing:

I love the JS Watch. I have also been looking at the Michelsen brand as I love all things Iceland. Hope to more there shortly. Been there twice to visit.

Wow! That's a lot of money for a lesser-known brand and I applaud you for not going down the Rolex-type route. It certainly is different and you must get many comments. Congratulations.

Berkshire wrote:

Aifo wrote:Traded my Tudor Sub for this today, the first re-edition Monaco by Tag Heuer.

I never tire looking at the Monaco, these re-editions are indeed special and definitely very tempting

And now Richard, you never need tire of looking at a Monaco................
Your own!

bspj wrote:

Berkshire wrote:

Aifo wrote:Traded my Tudor Sub for this today, the first re-edition Monaco by Tag Heuer.

I never tire looking at the Monaco, these re-editions are indeed special and definitely very tempting

And now Richard, you never need tire of looking at a Monaco................
Your own!

Very true.

lloyd_m wrote:

stolivar wrote:

Dancematt wrote:Now my most expensive watch. New price, a whopping €4100 (including bracelet)

All those Hollywood stars going to Iceland might have had an effect on the pricing:

I love the JS Watch. I have also been looking at the Michelsen brand as I love all things Iceland. Hope to more there shortly. Been there twice to visit.

Wow! That's a lot of money for a lesser-known brand and I applaud you for not going down the Rolex-type route. It certainly is different and you must get many comments. Congratulations.

Intriguing dial, volcanic look about it.

My "golden ratio" Omega Seamaster


Omega Seamaster by J.W.C., on Flickr

Konketsu wrote:My "golden ratio" Omega Seamaster


Omega Seamaster by J.W.C., on Flickr

Jeff that's a beautiful vintage Omega.

New Air King 114200 - first time on today, fresh out of the box.

theaub wrote:New Air King 114200 - first time on today, fresh out of the box.

Very simple, VERY nice. Congrats on that one. What size is the new air king?

watchstudent wrote:

theaub wrote:New Air King 114200 - first time on today, fresh out of the box.

Very simple, VERY nice. Congrats on that one. What size is the new air king?

possibly my favorite modern Rolex, no maxi dial! And like a polar explorer, very nice congrats

lloyd_m wrote:

stolivar wrote:

Dancematt wrote:Now my most expensive watch. New price, a whopping €4100 (including bracelet)

All those Hollywood stars going to Iceland might have had an effect on the pricing:

I love the JS Watch. I have also been looking at the Michelsen brand as I love all things Iceland. Hope to more there shortly. Been there twice to visit.

Wow! That's a lot of money for a lesser-known brand and I applaud you for not going down the Rolex-type route. It certainly is different and you must get many comments. Congratulations.

Intriguing dial, volcanic look about it.

Real volcanic ash - Trust me Lloyd, I paid Tag money for it not Rolex but the brands RRP has rocketed

Dancematt wrote: Real volcanic ash

Really? I wonder how the dial is made.

watchstudent wrote:

theaub wrote:New Air King 114200 - first time on today, fresh out of the box.

Very simple, VERY nice. Congrats on that one. What size is the new air king?

Still 34mm; but everything about it gives it a larger appearance. The white dial and face design make a difference.

Grandads old beater today: