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Dan S
·Ok, this thread has made me realize that my collection is terribly unfocused. I had to stop counting at 30.
How many watch brands do you own.
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30T2
·Wish I owned a watch brand. Because then I would be worth ...
And if I did own a watch brand it would have to be Lemania.
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yande
·Omega-5, Heuer-2, Panerai-1, Tag Heuer-1, Sinn-1, Seagull-1
2262.50 was on the wife's hand at the time of this pic.
Tag is Quartz, so use it as a clock.
Tucked away in the bottom draw are;
Aristo, Enicar, Titus, Delage, HonMei & Bulova
2262.50 was on the wife's hand at the time of this pic.
Tag is Quartz, so use it as a clock.
Tucked away in the bottom draw are;
Aristo, Enicar, Titus, Delage, HonMei & Bulova
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STANDY
··schizophrenic pizza orderer and watch collectorMany
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Mad Dog
·1.Breitling
2.Elgin
3.Glycine
4.Hamilton
5.Illinois
6.Longines
7.Maxima
8.Omega
9.Seiko
10.Timex
11.Waltham
LATE ENTRY: Breitling added.
2.Elgin
3.Glycine
4.Hamilton
5.Illinois
6.Longines
7.Maxima
8.Omega
9.Seiko
10.Timex
11.Waltham
LATE ENTRY: Breitling added.
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CMG23
·Omega, Longines, hamilton, tissot, Mido, certina, Swatch, Casio Gshock, Seiko
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pongster
·Showing off, actual counts
i beg to differ. Actually in our hobby, rare is it that people flex. When we post something, it really is meant to share with kindred spirits.
will count how many brands i have later. From what i can remember: Seiko, Omega, Citizen, Rolex, Yema, Timex, Kenneth Cole, Cartier, IWC, ALS, Panerai, Gucci, Ibarra, Zodiac, TAG Heuer, Nomos, Longines, Memorigin, JLC, PP, AP and VC.
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Atalien2005
·Invicta, Apple, Done, Armani Exchange, Kenneth Cole, Gucci, Swatch, Suunto, Seiko, Bremont, Grand Seiko, Omega, Rolex, Patek Philippe.
I’m sure I have some more of my old watches laying around, so I probably missed a few.
P.S. Don’t laugh at my Invicta...we all started from somewhere 😝
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I’m sure I have some more of my old watches laying around, so I probably missed a few.
P.S. Don’t laugh at my Invicta...we all started from somewhere 😝
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Nobel Prize
·Omega, Rolex, Iwc, Tudor, Panerai,Baume & Mercier, Shinola, Casio, Tag Heuer, Waltham, zenith, JLC, Cartier, swatch, and maybe a couple of other minor brands. Also have had Hamilton, Seiko, Gerald Genta, etc etc
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rootbeer7
·Speedmaster, Seamaster 300, Panerai 233, 2 G-shock In4mation collaboration models, 2 vintage skin-divers, 80s Casio Calculator x 2 and an Eloga triple date.
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eugeneandresson
·why Lemania.
Their heritage and legacy. They designed amazing movements, the most well known being what Omega calls the 320/321, 860/861 and 1861 (also the 1340, 1045, and a lot I am not mentioning). They are essentially responsible for Omegas Moonwatch success in chronograph functionality. A lot of high-end brands still use the 320/321 movement (or derivatives based on this design) in their watches today (Breguet, Patek, Vacheron)...Omega just revived the 321 for their top-end Speedies. Lemania also made/designed a lot of tool watches for military ... some of which are absolute beauties. They also made, under license, a lot of the early Speedies (ie 2998 etc ... usually those where an extract couldn’t be found in the past) and other watches and pocketwatches for Omega ... in fact they made a lot of watches for a lot of brands where the brands would simply pick a Lemania design (hence there is a recurring theme when one starts to notice it) and put their name on the dial (thinking Heuer, Sinn, Tissot etc). Think of any sought after vintage Omega with a chrono - powered by Lemania. Plus if I owned Lemania, there would be a lot more modern watches with these gorgeous movements today 👍
Why Longines ? 😀
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30T2
·Their heritage and legacy. They designed amazing movements, the most well known being what Omega calls the 320/321, 860/861 and 1861 (also the 1340, 1045, and a lot I am not mentioning). They are essentially responsible for Omegas Moonwatch success in chronograph functionality. A lot of high-end brands still use the 320/321 movement (or derivatives based on this design) in their watches today (Breguet, Patek, Vacheron)...Omega just revived the 321 for their top-end Speedies. Lemania also made/designed a lot of tool watches for military ... some of which are absolute beauties. They also made, under license, a lot of the early Speedies (ie 2998 etc ... usually those where an extract couldn’t be found in the past) and other watches and pocketwatches for Omega ... in fact they made a lot of watches for a lot of brands where the brands would simply pick a Lemania design (hence there is a recurring theme when one starts to notice it) and put their name on the dial (thinking Heuer, Sinn, Tissot etc). Think of any sought after vintage Omega with a chrono - powered by Lemania. Plus if I owned Lemania, there would be a lot more modern watches with these gorgeous movements today 👍
Why Longines ? 😀
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gostang9
·Omega (6)
Seiko (2)
Bulova (2)
Tissot (2)
Rolex (1)
Universal Geneve (1)
Dugena (1)
Hamilton (1)
Gruen (1)
FitBit (1)
Seiko (2)
Bulova (2)
Tissot (2)
Rolex (1)
Universal Geneve (1)
Dugena (1)
Hamilton (1)
Gruen (1)
FitBit (1)
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p4ul
·Pulsar (MOD), Raymond Weil, Belforte, Rolex, Mondaine, Omega, Nite.
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efauser
·Hamilton, Tudor, Orient, Seiko, Timex, Waltham, Raymond Weil and Ball.
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john_coburg
·Omega, Rolex, Patek Philippe, Lemania, Universal Geneve, Sinn, Seiko, Squale (sorry), Record, Timex, Norexa, Swatch.
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