Arrivals, What Did You Buy Recently?(Watches)

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Just bought something for my Heuer Carrera 1964 Re-edition CS3110.
New rallye strap from Watch Strap World and Heuer deployment buckle (FC 5012) from fellow collector.

 
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Hi Everyone. New to the forums and delighted to join the Omega family. Happy to share my two new purchases!
 
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Last week received package with Trilogy Speedmaster, my 2nd approach, this time it鈥檚 gonna be a keeper 馃槈
Bracelet resized and good to go!

 
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Bulova Oceanographer reissue in green. I needed a new beater/toy.



Overall, I'm happy. Cheap, fun colorway, ISO rated for water.

Downside: the bracelet is meh and the placement of the lug holes makes it hard to swap out for anything else. I tried an uncle Seiko tropic and a nato but couldn't even get them on - the spring bars are too close to the case.
 
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I am afraid that the lume is not that impressive, if one expects brightness. It is just bright enough to see exactly when the lighting conditions make it hard to see the hands but not bright enough to give your pos away to the enemy 馃榿馃槑

Here it is. I really like this lume and this watch in general


For some reason, I thought it'd be brighter. Oh well, still a fun watch. Enjoy!
 
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A new addition today.
I'm very happy with this new "daily diver". A home grown creation right here in WNY.
A brand that I first noticed at my watchmakers shop last year.
When I saw this new offering yesterday I pulled the trigger before it was sold out.
Pretty basic with a 24J Seiko movement and a robust leather strap.
Just picked it up 2hrs ago with red bandanna in place.

Bob
 
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Just in from Pakistan. Very accurate and great condition. My first f300. It wears much thinner and lighter than my 214 Accutron.

 
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Downside: the bracelet is meh and the placement of the lug holes makes it hard to swap out for anything else. I tried an uncle Seiko tropic and a nato but couldn't even get them on - the spring bars are too close to the case.

Try taking a spring bar that is 1mm longer than the lug width and bend it slightly to a curve. That will usually allow for a NATO to be fitted.

Cool watch!
 
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For some reason, I thought it'd be brighter. Oh well, still a fun watch. Enjoy!

Similar to a Luminox just bright enough. These watches come into there own on a dark night later on when most lume on watches would have died out. Even better when I use mine as a fishing watch and leave at 3-4 in the morning, As the lume is working without a charge.
 
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Try taking a spring bar that is 1mm longer than the lug width and bend it slightly to a curve. That will usually allow for a NATO to be fitted.

Cool watch!

Thanks for the suggestion!
 
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Try taking a spring bar that is 1mm longer than the lug width and bend it slightly to a curve. That will usually allow for a NATO to be fitted.

Cool watch!

Good call - you can also find curved springbars on eBay and such. For this case I would go with the smaller 1.5mm diameter to get a tiny bit more room too
 
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Bucherer is the best vintage value out there....just picked up this 50yr old Bucherer Chronometer today. $145. I'd say it was a good deal.....
 
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complete gimmicky, lnos purchase..shocked it came with box papers and 2 unsized straps

not good that you have to lick your finger to clear the crystal in the beer virus era

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complete gimmicky, lnos purchase..shocked it came with box papers and 2 unsized straps

not good that you have to lick your finger to clear the crystal in the beer virus era

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So... You need to wet the dial to read it? Haha