Your Best Watch Pictures

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Not for the fabulousness of the watch, certainly not for its condition, but because the distortion of the numbers through the crystal was fun.

Taken on an Apple iPhone 13

 
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Saved from the scrap!
My twisted case and lug 165.024. Watchmaker had to do a number on this just to get the bezel to fit and had to drill out the old ruby bearings and springs and fit Rolex type ones. Not for everyone but it’s back from the dead. Dread to think what happened to who was wearing it to get in such a mess

 
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Trying to cull the collection, but can't seem to let these go!
 
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Trying to cull the collection, but can't seem to let these go!
Nice, I started to like the look of GMT's with whiter plots, what is the mark number of the dial?

Mark 5
Mark 4
NOS 16750 for comparison (safe queens get strong patina on the plots)


(These aren't mine I just collected the photos online, a less expensive hobby that collecting GMT's!)
 
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Nice, I started to like the look of GMT's with whiter plots, what is the mark number of the dial?

Mark 5
Mark 4
NOS 16750 for comparison (safe queens get strong patina on the plots)


(These aren't mine I just collected the photos online, a less expensive hobby that collecting GMT's!)
S/N puts it to 1971... Short 'E' suggests early production MKII
 
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Oddly, the Deepwater Meridian 200 with yellow strap was not available from Timex in Canada, and the one they did have was gun-metal case rather than polished. So I had to source my own strap, one off Amazon. It's nice and soft and fits tighter than the stock black strap on my thin wrists. Re-used the original buckle though.

 
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