Any watch lovers here????

Whether I am French or German depends on the date. I am from Alsace Lorraine France, that area was German, oh wait French, so the other half is Irish, so, I am a drunk with an attitude!

 

now back on topic, what Ti watches are out there that are simple, rugged and sub 15k

 

https://www.omegawatches.com/media/...nometer-42-mm-21090422001001-ba176b.png?w=550




https://www.tudorwatch.com/en/watches/pelagos/m25600tn-0001

Also available in Blue face and bezel.

 

Critter, the Southpark Omega shop has that Seamaster for $10K. I looked at it Saturday but didn't dare try it on!

 

This arrived in the mail today a 1951 auto, that my sis found in the family archives.

 

That's a very cool dial.
What's the backstory?

 

I know, I know I looked at the Pelagos and was like ooohh man that looks nice but I really like this one
https://prnt.sc/fflrIghwAIXf
https://www.chrono24.com/breguet/-----id32489397.htm

 

can someone explain to me how to post an image on here? I am apparently too stupid to figure that shit out

 

Like this?

 

Yeah HTF you do that?

 

Not much 1950s Lord Elgin 14k with black enamel highlighted details automatic with black alligator band. Face is 30mm and from what I see it is called the Art Deco. The back is engraved blah, blah 1952

 

That Breguet is nice, but definitely not my style. But you do you.

If i was gonna drop 10-15K on a watch that wouldnt even be in the top 100.

 

What is the bottom hand for on the Elgin?

 

That should be a seconds dial.

 

@Critter why Ti? It looks cool, lighter but it’s not a durable as steel.

 

If it is an image already on the internet, you copy the URL. When you are posting your message, there is a little image icon you can click and paste the image URL.
Then your image is ready to go.

 

If you are uploading from your computer or phone it has to be small enough, and you click the "upload a file" button.
That little icon to the right of the smiley is what you use to post an image from the internet.

 

Thats funny, I just right-click COPY IMAGE and the right-click PASTE into my post...

 

weight and the brequet I have had for years in Ti has been way more durable thank any steel watch I have every owned.

Cheap watches use a low grade Ti

 

That's cool. It's a neat watch. I hope you get enjoyment from it!

I have my Great Grandfather's "railroad" pocket watch and my grandfather's "Gold Retirement Watch" (Accuquartz for the 1974 win!!) and my dad's Casio Marlin model.