Thanks Matt, I guess I am a strap guy at heart, bracelet in safe keeping for when and if it ever warms up.

 

Now it is a trio !

 

These two took awhile but were clearly well worth the wait:



These two were sorta accidental but they're just perfect watches:



Finally, both these are gone, but man was it fun for a bit. Both are Wittnauer 242T:

 

dynamic duo - manual and automatic

 

HM Forces issued and a Steveo Straps double, too!
Left: 1968 Smiths 6B
Right: 1977 CWC W10

 

Another pair of 145.022-68 Transitionals, just about 1200 serial numbers apart.

 

I've been watching this lovely thread for a while. I'll play with some more obvious than others

2 small old guys from the 40s (L10 & UG outdoorsman)

2 Eterna-Matic sisters :



2 Genta step brothers


2 generations of the same caliber


A pair of skin divers from the 70s


A pair of Tissot chronos


and now I'm overplaying a little bit the game with the followings

A pair of Tissot


and a pair of ??? ... important calibers... ok that's weak but I still like those 30T2 and Lemania 3000


2 ones powered by 1st automatic chrono racers
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2 seikos competing cousins (KS52 special & 57GS)
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(sorry for the messy copypaste of the pictures)

 

I believe I have three pairs, from a certain perspective....

 

This seems to qualify.

 

The right one is stunning, you have some of the nicest Longines ever, the two tone one that you posted elsewhere is one my faves!

 

Thank you very much for the kind compliments, I do like two tone watches

 

These two are great, S!

 

Two cases, one dial.

 

Anonymous Valjoux:


Octagonal cases:

 

What's plural for Valjoux(es)?

 

Valjiouxeses

 

A pair of 2639 and an Suverän for a nice old black gilt dialed Omegas triple!

 

Valji?

 

I think this pair of all my pairs gets me the most excited!