I have many manual wind watches and I rotate between them quite often. I do agree having to wind them everyday can be a bit tiring.
You can try winding them a few times to last the 10 to 12 hours I'll have them on any given day. Rather then winding them to the full power reserve every time.
Ain't no Grand Seiko but I like the dial on this Paisley dial G Shock (GA-2100BP-1A).
I'd get a pre owned Tudor BB. No need to get that watch new.
That thing is more fake than Trump's tan. Jeez.
This article will be immensely helpful. https://teddybaldassarre.com/en-int/blogs/watches/best-watches-under-5000
What's bottom right?
Chronographs are probably my favourite complication.
Chronographs are probably my favourite complication.
That's a Tudor Le Royer quartz 15009. Can't tell if it's real just based on photos but I can't imagine they made fakes of this watch. In that condition, assuming it works, $500 would be a good price.
All very nice. Covers a lot of bases. G shock next.
Throw them through the window of a Rolex AD!
Yes it's not hideous.
Not typically a fan of gem setting but these Alpine Eagles are quite tastefully done. Really digging the white and green combination, classy but with a bit of personality. I aspire to own an Alpine Eagle one day. I find the watch (and Chopard as a whole) quite slept on.
Are you by any chance, bigfoot? How do you make a BB Chrono look small!?
The limited edition green dial variant (NB1062) is arguably even nicer. 🍵
Omega CK859 vs Patek Philippe Calatrava 5296G.
That was the watch Mao Zedong wore during the Cultural Revolution. Damn good find.