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Poppyboy
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1. Breitling Chronographe Colt (quartz)
2. Certina DS Eagle
3. Oris Aquis Date, or
4. Speedy, Ref. 3513.53
Thanks in advance!
Poll: Which Watch for Euro Trip?
1. Breitling Chronographe Colt (quartz)
2. Certina DS Eagle
3. Oris Aquis Date, or
4. Speedy, Ref. 3513.53
Thanks in advance!
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noelekal
··Home For Wayward Watches
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Poppyboy
·Very cool. We’ll be in Zürich only for a brief stopover, but the trip is to Czech Republic, Austria and Hungary.
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Donn Chambers
·Very cool. We’ll be in Zürich only for a brief stopover, but the trip is to Czech Republic, Austria and Hungary.
Prague - Vienna - Budapest? A great tour.
Of the four watches, I would wear the Oris - simple and versatile.
Have fun!
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MtnMarine
·I would choose the Oris as well. Great all around watch with solid WR.
I guess the top 3 in the box didn't make the cut?
I guess the top 3 in the box didn't make the cut?
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gbesq
·I’d leave them at home, but that’s just me.
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tapaptpat
·@Poppyboy
I was going to say Oris as well but going to go against the majority and cast my vote with
Its a Quartz - forgetting to wind it is not a problem
Has a Bezel - so you can set home time - assuming the bezel rotates.
Its a Chrono - timing stuff can be both important and fun.
Backup choice would be Oris as I know that bezel does rotate(for 2nd timezone).
I was going to say Oris as well but going to go against the majority and cast my vote with
1. Breitling Chronographe Colt (quartz)
Its a Quartz - forgetting to wind it is not a problem
Has a Bezel - so you can set home time - assuming the bezel rotates.
Its a Chrono - timing stuff can be both important and fun.
Backup choice would be Oris as I know that bezel does rotate(for 2nd timezone).
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Spruce
··Sunburst dial fanAnother vote for Oris.
Although I tend to take a few watches, I generally take my Oris BCPD.
Although I tend to take a few watches, I generally take my Oris BCPD.
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Evitzee
·Bring none, buy a Patek in Zurich, done.
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Watch my Whisky
·Bring none, buy a Patek in Zurich, done.
Patek Philippe Nautilus
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spacemission
·Breitling with a nato strap. Enjoy.
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Poppyboy
·Breitling with a nato strap. Enjoy.
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LesXL
·I'd say the Oris too
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kkt
·Probably the Oris. Water resistant so I wouldn't fear being caught in a downpour. Not so expensive that it'll ruin my trip if it gets lost or damaged. Easy to read at a glance.
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SOG53
·Oris less flashy. Which is impt nowadays.
On my last trip to Suisse I actually took these 2 Seikos one Quartz one Diver as I didn’t think I could do just one……
On my last trip to Suisse I actually took these 2 Seikos one Quartz one Diver as I didn’t think I could do just one……
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kkt
·You wore Seikos in Switzerland? Is that kind of like drinking canned American Budweiser in Germany?
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SOG53
·While the Swiss did ban Seiko from the Neuchatel trials in the late 60s, they are allowed now... I did buy this in Basel however
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