Ok you WISs. Not everyone here hates quartz. Post up and show your love.
I'll start.

 

Nobody yet? Here's another.



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Used to have these:



Not my picture but it is my former watch

 

Which Sinn is that @styggpyggeno1 ?

 

A sinful Sinn.

 

@tyrantlizardrex

OK then...
http://www.sinn.de/en/Modell/UX_S_GSG_9.htm

 

Still love that GSG9. I was under the influence one evening and gave it to my non watch interested brother. So - I still get to see it... Which hurts...





As you can see - there are plenty opportunity to loose watches here...

 

I'll be in Stckholm in October...

 

My only quartz

 

This is very true - but I think the general view is, that if there are two versions of the same watch, one quartz, and one mechanical - the mechanical version tends to be preferable.

I have the X-33 pictured above, and a 1981 Jaques Mayol Plonger De Luxe - neither of which were produced as mechanical - but both of which I think cool, so bought.

Horses for courses.

 

I've always admired the X-33 but I haven't had the opportunity to get one yet.

 

It appeals to the huge space geek in me... just don't let off the alarm in confined spaces...

 

Not quartz but close...

 

I have a soft spot for some of the "forgotten" models that popped up during Omega's quartz (mis) adventures. Mixed in to this thread are examples of the Calypso and Recife models, both of which I like (sorry - it's in French) http://www.forum-mdp.com/t872-seamaster-oubliees

Also, and slightly OT, I believe that occasionally a cal.1441 may have sneaked into Calypsos. From what I have read, this would give it an accuracy of +/- 2 spy

 

Thanks for the link. I now have a bunch of new grails.