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I have a deep weakness for dress Seamasters, particularly silver-dialed ones, more particularly if they feature a date. I basically can't help myself from 2849s, 14701s, 166010s, and 166.032s. I've got a lesser problem with Datejusts (4-digit references only), and Pogues, but those old Seamasters remain, to me, the best watches in the world, literally (to me) flawless. Here are three--another's at the shop, another arrives on Monday, and lord knows how many more I'll buy before I've scratched the elusive enough itch.
I have a deep weakness for dress Seamasters, particularly silver-dialed ones, more particularly if they feature a date. I basically can't help myself from 2849s, 14701s, 166010s, and 166.032s. I've got a lesser problem with Datejusts (4-digit references only), and Pogues, but those old Seamasters remain, to me, the best watches in the world, literally (to me) flawless. Here are three--another's at the shop, another arrives on Monday, and lord knows how many more I'll buy before I've scratched the elusive enough itch.
I have focused my watch obsession to only the Speedmaster Pro, modern and vintage
Along with Mercedes wheel bolts? 😁
Its a titanium wheel bolt for my Audi, might fit Mercedes as well👍
Yea they also resemble the old wheel bolts on Porsches with steel rims 😁
No Porsche in my garage, cannot compare
Any of you find that, despite having a myriad of different brands and models, there is one watch that you are perpetually attracted to, have multiple examples of, and continue to look at and contemplate buying even though there would be no good reason to have another?
Or two?