An A&F Seafarer. Insanely rare.

 

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Double Balance Wheel Openworked in steel reference 15407ST.OO.1220ST.01
(photo taken off watchesbysjx.com)

 

Seiko Spacewalk Springdrive chronograph... true LE as only 100 were made...
https://www.fratellowatches.com/seiko-spacewalk-spring-drive-sps005/

 

Likewise. In platinum.

 

grail watch.
maybe some day its the Glashutte Panorama date in blue

grail as in never ever is a Patek 5970

 

One I will never own: PP 1518 SS.

 

A preproduction Seamaster 176.001, as depicted on an early version of the 1040 movement documentation. Thus, for my grail, I cunningly picked a watch that may very well not actually exist, so that I can keep my quest going forever!

 

Definitely a solid gold vintage IWC dress watch, as I've mentioned before.

 

Currently being owned by @Tom Dick

But maybe one day....

 

Dream Grail options would be as follows



And can't forget the 1942 42mm Rolex Rattrapant! It's believed that only 12 were ever made! I wish modern chronographs were this thin!

 

mine are twins (stolen directly from this thread...thanks guys!)


and

 

Well. . . Fraternal twins maybe

 

What’s the guy doing? Trying to find a spring bar?

 

I live vicariously through Instagram. Any one of these would suffice as a grail:

 

Tissot went through a 4 or 5 year stretch where they produced (IMHO) the prettiest wristwatch dials ever.

They went nuts experimenting with gilt.

One of my collecting regrets is not buying the shit out of these examples when they were still "cheap".

 

A true grail for the simple reason that it's the price of a (not so) small house:

£300,000 but I could time my morning pour over and an espresso shot at the same time! Unless I was wearing it backwards ... which I genuinely would ...

 

He lost his marbles when he saw that Speedy...trying in vain to find them...

 

Likewise - I truly would consider putting that strap on backwards and wearing it like that. The downside being that I might never get anything done. That's really lovely!

 

It's between this and the ALS 1815 that I am thinking of....hmmm