The "what watch are you day dreaming about now" thread
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The "what watch are you day dreaming about now" thread
I just thought this might be a good idea. People can put what watches they are dreaming about/researching etc. because I don't know about you lot but I have a different at least every week!
So to kick off, a really rare watch, i am not sure i have seen one on this forum but it is the hot favourite to be my next watch. Not sure if you've heard of it:
also just found an article on Hodinkee about a watch John Mayer bought a special limited edition Tiffany dial Patek. I know I would have great fun if i struck oil with seeking out rare watches like this.
So to kick off, a really rare watch, i am not sure i have seen one on this forum but it is the hot favourite to be my next watch. Not sure if you've heard of it:
also just found an article on Hodinkee about a watch John Mayer bought a special limited edition Tiffany dial Patek. I know I would have great fun if i struck oil with seeking out rare watches like this.
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I stlll have an unscratched itch for the blue 41.5mm Aqua Terra (the recently superseded model)...
I almost chose this instead of my last acquisition (the Pelagos), and to be honest, more than a small part of me wishes I'd gone for the AT first. Oh well, I'll either have to save up (again) or sell something else (again).
I almost chose this instead of my last acquisition (the Pelagos), and to be honest, more than a small part of me wishes I'd gone for the AT first. Oh well, I'll either have to save up (again) or sell something else (again).
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Re: The "what watch are you day dreaming about now" thread
Are you ever tempted by Explorer 1, Oyster Perpetuals or Datejusts in the same genre?
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Last week's obsessions:
Vintage Rolex Air king, and Explorer 2, polar, older model.
This week:
nothing!
Vintage Rolex Air king, and Explorer 2, polar, older model.
This week:
nothing!
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Somewhat. I like the Explorer and the blue DJ with flat bezel, but I've never been sufficiently tempted to seriously consider buying one. So far.watchstudent wrote:Are you ever tempted by Explorer 1, Oyster Perpetuals or Datejusts in the same genre?
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Re: The "what watch are you day dreaming about now" thread
Would certainly put your recent transition to smaller watches to the test, i think the 36mm Rolexes have a lovely balance though. And their blue sunburst dials are beautiful, maybe not as interesting as the ATs thoughdowner wrote:Somewhat. I like the Explorer and the blue DJ with flat bezel, but I've never been sufficiently tempted to seriously consider buying one. So far.watchstudent wrote:Are you ever tempted by Explorer 1, Oyster Perpetuals or Datejusts in the same genre?
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For me its the same watch as downer, but the 38.5mm version. Or a speedy pro. Will get one of them next year, probably the AT if budget will stretch.
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I happened to look at Page & Cooper's new website on Thursday, as I quite like the thought of a Marathon Jumbo Diver (46.6mm case), and saw that Jonathan has the price @ £460 which is lower than I remember; I'm sure it used to be nearer to £600.
I've been thinking about one of these fairly massive watches for some time and I could probably just about fund one (at this price) if I sold my three Obris Morgans.
Day dream or reality?
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I've been thinking about one of these fairly massive watches for some time and I could probably just about fund one (at this price) if I sold my three Obris Morgans.
Day dream or reality?
Guy
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Remember P&C post prices without VAT.Bahnstormer_vRS wrote:I happened to look at Page & Cooper's new website on Thursday, as I quite like the thought of a Marathon Jumbo Diver (46.6mm case), and saw that Jonathan has the price @ £460 which is lower than I remember; I'm sure it used to be nearer to £600.
I've been thinking about one of these fairly massive watches for some time and I could probably just about fund one (at this price) if I sold my three Obris Morgans.
Day dream or reality?
Guy
Jonathan is a good guy, but his pricing strategy is pretty much in line with the rest.
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"Why do you have so many watches? You can only wear one at a time!"
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Good point; he used to. New website lists non-EU and inc. VAT. £460 is inc. VAT.andyg wrote:Remember P&C post prices without VAT.Bahnstormer_vRS wrote:I happened to look at Page & Cooper's new website on Thursday, as I quite like the thought of a Marathon Jumbo Diver (46.6mm case), and saw that Jonathan has the price @ £460 which is lower than I remember; I'm sure it used to be nearer to £600.
I've been thinking about one of these fairly massive watches for some time and I could probably just about fund one (at this price) if I sold my three Obris Morgans.
Day dream or reality?
Guy
Jonathan is a good guy, but his pricing strategy is pretty much in line with the rest.
Done a bit more research and his price reduction seems to be in line with the main (Canadian) Marathon website having 20% off on the Jumbo Diver.
Very tempting.
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Re: The "what watch are you day dreaming about now" thread
Hmm. . . .Berkshire wrote:Reality.
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Re: The "what watch are you day dreaming about now" thread
This picture on TRF got me into thinking the Hulk may be a beauty. I think it is probably one that needs to be seen in the flesh.
I am sure he won't mind me spreading the love:
I am sure he won't mind me spreading the love:
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