Mine is a descent condition Doxa sub 300t
Image borrowed from the net

 

Rolex 1655. I have an Explorer 1 214270, and both an Explorer II 16570 polar and black, the 1655 would be a capstone watch for me. I doubt it will ever happen, but that would be my dream.

War Eagle!

 

Its a gold speedmaster. The 1980s Apollo 11, if even possible to find, or a LE gold from the 1990s.

This will finish off my watch collecting career. It will also complete my Decades Collection.

 

I may know of one for sale if your interested. I can ask my friend if he still has it.


Mine is a breitling 765 avi. Three register dial. From 1953.

 

Any parameters? For example: I can't really afford the Newman Daytona which just sold for ~17mm

My personal grail is an unpolished Blancpain Aqua Lung No Radiation.

I've been chasing that stupid watch for almost 10 years and each year the market price increases by 6 to 10% and the realty of acquisition decreases by a factor of 2.

Dare to dream. Maybe I'll find one at a garage sale one day?

 

Radial Speedmaster or white gold Speedmaster from 1980. Or one of those cornavin diver watches...

 

Ultimate grail watch?

Mission accomplished in 2015...a BNIB standard issue Moonwatch.

 

That would be awesome.

Happy Thanksgiving.

 

Agreed! The Speedy was holy grail for me too. I had wanted one since I was 9, and finally got it in March, 2017- 24 years later.

The closest "grail" runner up I can think of is the Bremont USNTPS special edition GMT chrono I have on order. Hoping it'll be here by Christmas. Here's a stock photo:

 

Happy thanksgiving as well. I will contact you private message this week. Cheers

 

Very cool, sir...and the fact that to qualify for that watch by being a Test Pilot School graduate makes it even cooler.

 

At the moment it's this. Will have to win the lottery though

 

Non vintage: a Blancpain fifty fathoms in white gold. Limited to 50 pieces world wide. I love the fifty fathoms in general. But the white gold makes it so special and under the radar for me as for most people it will just look like a steel watch.




If we talk about vintage, tough call. So many beautifull designs out there.
But to keep it somewhat realistic:
A Tudor 7169 (both bezel variations) would be some sort of a grail to me. A friend brought one over once, and I can't get that dial out of my head every since.



The re-Edition by Tudor just doesn't cut it for me... to sad.

 

I think this would be the one.



And I don’t need two

 

No parameters just what is your grail watch.

 

PP 5970. Nothing is even a close second for me.

 

13zn -12

 

This Philippe Dufour, "Simplicity", BUT one where Philippe Dufour himself says he worked on!

 

For me, Grails are defined as either a watch that is so rare as to take years to find, or so expensive as to require a dramatic change in income.

For time sought, I think of the Breitling 765 AVI with digital counter. Truley a rare and fascinating complication. I'd probably put down a Doxa Searambler 300 no-T White Lung. I have only seen ONE in existence.

For silly money, Id go with the MB&F Hodinkee LM101 with SS case and Brown dial. Just a superb execution of an incredible watch to begin with.

 

Patek ten day tourbillon, in platinum. Will have to enjoy via pictures...