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tintin34
·Omega (9)
Rolex (1)
Doxa (1)
ZRC (1)
Seiko (1)
Undone (1)
Rolex (1)
Doxa (1)
ZRC (1)
Seiko (1)
Undone (1)
How many watch brands do you own.
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hejsam
·To many since I tend to buy semi unknown vintage watches instead of narrowing it down to specific brands 😁
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noelekal
··Home For Wayward WatchesBrands residing in the Home For Wayward Watches.
Alpina
Bulova
Caravelle
Cortébert
Doxa
Elgin
Enicar
Favre Leuba
Glycine
Gruen
Helbros
IWC
Lemania
Longines
Lucien Piccard
Mido
MuDu
Nivada
Omega
Record
Seiko
Smiths
Sovereign
Technos
Zenith
Zodiac
Alpina
Bulova
Caravelle
Cortébert
Doxa
Elgin
Enicar
Favre Leuba
Glycine
Gruen
Helbros
IWC
Lemania
Longines
Lucien Piccard
Mido
MuDu
Nivada
Omega
Record
Seiko
Smiths
Sovereign
Technos
Zenith
Zodiac
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Waltesefalcon
·Off the top of my head I have 1 Omega, 5 Eternas, 5 Hamiltons, 3 Illinois, 2 Longines, 1 Zenith, 5 Elgins, 3 Bulovas, 2 Walthams. I might be off on the numbers of each brand, the only modern watch is one of my Eternas.
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Chaz Goldenrod
·I have:
Omega (2)
Tudor (2)
Panerai
Seiko
ZRC
Stowa
IWC
Heuer
Omega (2)
Tudor (2)
Panerai
Seiko
ZRC
Stowa
IWC
Heuer
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pongster
·Waiting for brands that start with Q and X. 😀
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaDang, now I've got competition in my search for the rest of the alphabet.
😁
Alba
Arsa
Atlantic
B.H.O.A.
Benrus
Bernex
Casio (6)
Certina
Citizen (3)
Cyma
Delbana
Droz
Enicar (5)
Eterna-matic
Favre-Leuba
Fero
G
Hamilton
Harwood
Helvetia
Invicta
Jacopo Dondi
Jaquet Droz (2)
Junghans (2)
Junkers
K
Lamar
Le Coultre
Longines
Moeris
Mortima
Movado
Nidor
Nite
Nivrel
No Brand Name (4)
Olma
Omega (20+)
Para
Penguin
Perseo
Q
Rado
Rip Curl
Roamer
Rodania (3)
Rolex (2)
Rone
Rotary
Rowland
Seiko (12+)
Selza
Smith & Wesson
Smiths
Suunto
Technos
Timor
Tissot (4)
Trematic
Tudor
Unicorn
Unitas 6497 Own Build
Utah (2)
Valjoux 7750 Own Build
Valory
Vostok
Vulcain
Wakmann
Waltham (2)
Wittnauer (3)
X
Y
Zeitex
Zenith (2)
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Danwales
·Seiko, Orient, Hamilton,Smiths,Cyma,Marvin,Vostok
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pongster
·Dang, now I've got competition in my search for the rest of the alphabet.
😁
Alba
Arsa
Atlantic
B.H.O.A.
Benrus
Bernex
Casio (6)
Certina
Citizen (3)
Cyma
Delbana
Droz
Enicar (5)
Eterna-matic
Favre-Leuba
Fero
G
Hamilton
Harwood
Helvetia
Invicta
Jacopo Dondi
Jaquet Droz (2)
Junghans (2)
Junkers
K
Lamar
Le Coultre
Longines
Moeris
Mortima
Movado
Nidor
Nite
Nivrel
No Brand Name (4)
Olma
Omega (20+)
Para
Penguin
Perseo
Q
Rado
Rip Curl
Roamer
Rodania (3)
Rolex (2)
Rone
Rotary
Rowland
Seiko (12+)
Selza
Smith & Wesson
Smiths
Suunto
Technos
Timor
Tissot (4)
Trematic
Tudor
Unicorn
Unitas 6497 Own Build
Utah (2)
Valjoux 7750 Own Build
Valory
Vostok
Vulcain
Wakmann
Waltham (2)
Wittnauer (3)
X
Y
Zeitex
Zenith (2)
got the G, K and Y covered. 😀 i like the Xeric suggestion above. Might pursue it.
that leaves me with Q. Easy to get a Q&Q but nothing strikes me. No rush.
is “No Brand Name” an actual watch brand? It’s an actual brand for grocery items. I have seen.
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pongster
·Found an interesting Q brand. Quinting. Two models interesting - Qlock and Mysterious.
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaI think they were "generic" models sold to jewellers in Australia who would either put their own dial on, or simply put them in their own box.
Back in the day (1940s and 50s) some people just wanted a watch that told time and weren't fussed on a brand. The movements are all quality 15 or 17 jewel Swiss made.
This is one of them
https://omegaforums.net/threads/i-w...-small-for-most-men.46889/page-5#post-1207017
https://www.watchuseek.com/threads/uncle-joes-war-watch.739953/#post-5387397
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pongster
·I think they were "generic" models sold to jewellers in Australia who would either put their own dial on, or simply put them in their own box.
Back in the day (1940s and 50s) some people just wanted a watch that told time and weren't fussed on a brand. The movements are all quality 15 or 17 jewel Swiss made.
This is one of them
https://omegaforums.net/threads/i-w...-small-for-most-men.46889/page-5#post-1207017
https://www.watchuseek.com/threads/uncle-joes-war-watch.739953/#post-5387397
ah ok thanks.
like the blanks in scrabble, you can call it Q and that’s it 😀
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brownip
·Casio X 3
Certina x 2
Citizen x 1
Longines x 1
Mondaine x 1
Nomos Glashutte x 1
Omega x 19
Oris x 1
Raymond Weil x 1
Rolex x 1
Seiko x 4
Sinn x 1
Cheers
Ian
Certina x 2
Citizen x 1
Longines x 1
Mondaine x 1
Nomos Glashutte x 1
Omega x 19
Oris x 1
Raymond Weil x 1
Rolex x 1
Seiko x 4
Sinn x 1
Cheers
Ian
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Helvetia History
·I have been tightening my focus over the last couple of years:
Baume x1
Borealis x1
Ernest Borel x1
Cyma x2
Omega x3
Para x1
Sieko x1
Helvetia 40+ and counting.
Baume x1
Borealis x1
Ernest Borel x1
Cyma x2
Omega x3
Para x1
Sieko x1
Helvetia 40+ and counting.
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befobe
·Omega (*)
Oris
Fortis
Seiko
Sturmansky
Poljot
(But the correct answer to this thread would have been "6"...)
Oris
Fortis
Seiko
Sturmansky
Poljot
(But the correct answer to this thread would have been "6"...)
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