CAAD4 Posted February 6, 2020 Posted February 6, 2020 Nice timepieces. Sadly they mostly end up in safes, never to be worn, which is a damn pity.
Chris_ Posted February 6, 2020 Posted February 6, 2020 Nice timepieces. Sadly they mostly end up in safes, never to be worn, which is a damn pity. You know as well as I do you can't wear a rolex (specifically) in joburg anymore. Its without doubt the quickest way to land up with bullets in your car door or even worse... Its a damn shame.
CAAD4 Posted February 6, 2020 Posted February 6, 2020 (edited) I do. That's why I try and stick to certain, non flashy, good quality brands. At least I can wear them all. Just like my carbon wheels now stay on my road bike. I enjoy them, instead of taking them out for races only, which I hardly do anyway. It is what it is. Edited February 6, 2020 by CAAD4 Curbie, Underachiever and Patchelicious 3
the nerd Posted March 16, 2020 Posted March 16, 2020 Picked up a cool little piece the other day! CWC still make watches for the British armed forces, the one I picked up is one that was deployed! barrykm, Patensie, Underachiever and 2 others 5
Chris_ Posted March 17, 2020 Posted March 17, 2020 Picked up a cool little piece the other day! CWC still make watches for the British armed forces, the one I picked up is one that was deployed! /Thats a really good looking watch. nice one.
the nerd Posted May 19, 2020 Posted May 19, 2020 Wearing the first vintage watch I ever bought Unseen. As I opened it up when it arrived I realised the mistake I'd made. It was completely destroyed inside. Took a long time to find the specific omega quartz movement they used in here but we got it done in the end. Omega Seamaster 120 Calypso. Eddy Gordo, Delarey, Underachiever and 2 others 5
gummibear Posted May 19, 2020 Author Posted May 19, 2020 Wearing the first vintage watch I ever bought Unseen. As I opened it up when it arrived I realised the mistake I'd made. It was completely destroyed inside. Took a long time to find the specific omega quartz movement they used in here but we got it done in the end. Omega Seamaster 120 Calypso. Nice looking watch though [emoji106] Great that it worked out in the end. the nerd 1
gummibear Posted May 19, 2020 Author Posted May 19, 2020 Wearing the first vintage watch I ever bought Unseen. As I opened it up when it arrived I realised the mistake I'd made. It was completely destroyed inside. Took a long time to find the specific omega quartz movement they used in here but we got it done in the end. Omega Seamaster 120 Calypso. Nice looking watch though [emoji106] Great that it worked out in the end.
capediver Posted October 9, 2020 Posted October 9, 2020 I have Casio G-9300-1DR G-Shock Digital Watch.No you don't....(Pic or it never happened...)
Red Robin Posted October 9, 2020 Posted October 9, 2020 Wearing the first vintage watch I ever bought Unseen. As I opened it up when it arrived I realised the mistake I'd made. It was completely destroyed inside. Took a long time to find the specific omega quartz movement they used in here but we got it done in the end. Omega Seamaster 120 Calypso. Aah. Very nice to see. I have an Omega of my late dad's somewhere. He bought it in Switzerland or Germany in 1960 or 61.
the nerd Posted October 12, 2020 Posted October 12, 2020 Aah. Very nice to see. I have an Omega of my late dad's somewhere. He bought it in Switzerland or Germany in 1960 or 61. Thanks, was wearing this today! I enjoy it, in all its crusty glory! Red Robin 1
capediver Posted October 19, 2020 Posted October 19, 2020 If you interested in restorations, watch this fellow apply his skills to watch repairs! The Nekkid Watchmaker...there are quite a few watch restorers on YT and lot have dispensed with all but the most necessary commentary so I find it very therapeutic, but this guy has just such a great way with guiding you through the process with wit and knowledge......he has tried to drop the commentary and got stormed by his followers to continue....his following is growing exponentially! Enjoy... https://www.youtube....GaHZdzowk2-7hJw Red Robin 1
Eddy Gordo Posted October 19, 2020 Posted October 19, 2020 No you don't....(Pic or it never happened...)That post is gone, I have a few casios, a databank( old one from the 90's before cellphones), a gshock and an analogue where the face is a solar panel.Then I also have a seiko sportura. My first and last seiko I will buy. Local agents are completely useless, incl. seiko themselves. Eventually found an online store in malaysia I think(was about 5 years ago) that was able to help and shipped me what i needed.I want to get another casio, I like their edifice range!
IceCreamMan Posted October 22, 2020 Posted October 22, 2020 You know as well as I do you can't wear a rolex (specifically) in joburg anymore. Its without doubt the quickest way to land up with bullets in your car door or even worse... Its a damn shame.See the Rolex robbery in Sandton yesterday. Will try find link.
Chris_ Posted October 22, 2020 Posted October 22, 2020 See the Rolex robbery in Sandton yesterday. Will try find link.Found this, up the road from Sandton. The last actual rolex gang I remember was a proper shootout outside my mates apartment block in Sandton. But that was many months ago. https://twitter.com/Bluehawktactic1/status/1319207738770149377?s=19
IceCreamMan Posted October 22, 2020 Posted October 22, 2020 Found this, up the road from Sandton. The last actual rolex gang I remember was a proper shootout outside my mates apartment block in Sandton. But that was many months ago. https://twitter.com/Bluehawktactic1/status/1319207738770149377?s=19That’s the incident. Seen video where it looks like the fire arm does go off. Incredibly fast too. Not safe anywhere.
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