Post pics of your watches ***Please NO QUOTING PHOTOS***

Great forum, I'm always on the lookout for new watches. Anyway, here's a few watches I've accumulated over the years:


I picked up both Festina chronos at different times on sale in the watch shop on the ground floor in the square Tallaght. They are a bit on the heavy side to wear though. The middle watch is a Sector Mountain Master which has a lot of sports features including altimeter, barometer, storm alarm etc. I bought it on ebay from Italy, but had to return it as it was damaged in transit. The shop sent it off for repair and 4 months later I still don't have it back :mad: I may end up buying another...


I pictured the Sector again for size comparisons against the Suunto Core - a similar watch in terms of the feature set (barometer, thermometer etc) The Suunto is really comfortable to wear despite its size - I tend to wear it a lot in the summer when exercising as the whole watch is easy to clean. Changing the battery is a cinch too. The Tissot on the left is a T-Race with a sapphire crystal - a nice sized watch that keeps good time.


This is a Citizen Skyhawk A/T with a titanium case and bracelet, it's really light to wear. Its solar powered and receives nightly updates from the atomic clock in Germany so timekeeping is spot on.


I picked this up on ebay as well for a third of the normal retail price. I haven't seen any for sale in Ireland, a pity as Timex have really moved upmarked with this new line of watches. It also has a sapphire crystal and built in compass.


My oldest watch, a casio pathfinder from 1996. It's still running ok but needs a new battery. It has a nice twincept display where the digits appear to float above the hands. It now sits in a drawer collecting dust :P

An old Seiko chronograph from the 70's. The strap isn't original and is pretty awful, I must replace it with something decent:

hey guys
I'm a BIG watch collector myself so I'm thinking to post some pics of my pieces.

I own:

Rolex GMT II ref 16710 year 2003
Breitling Chronomat year 1998
Hamilton GMT III
Hamilton Touch
Hamilton Trent moon phase
Eberhard Chrono4
Glycine Incursore (California)
Seiko Monster
Seiko Atlas 5
Steinhart Nav-b
Ingersoll "Michey Mouse"
Oregon scientific SW202
Fossil Twist white dial

then 1 Casio, 2 Breil, 1 Sector... i hope I haven't forgot anything

Tag Heuer Golf Watch
Armani Meccanico 25th Anniversary

My day to day choice..

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Just looking at the photos and it needs a good clean

Few more timepieces at home i'll upload later when I get time.

Just came across this forum by accident and was delighted to find other people who have a passion for watches

Now the rest of my Seikos and my first Rotary, which was a present from my girlfriend.

Finally took the plunge today and I'm proudly wearing this badboy on my wrist

You can't go too far wrong for 80 cent - I like the colour of that watch

shanel23 wrote: »

Finally took the plunge today and I'm proudly wearing this badboy on my wrist

Nice choice, hope you're making good use of it, where did you pick it up from?

Fabritzo wrote: »

Nice choice, hope you're making good use of it, where did you pick it up from?

Cheers - did a good bit of hunting around - web etc. but decided against the web as I really wanted to be face to face with the seller . I ended up getting te best deal in an official retailer in the north.. Saved over 500€ making the trip up there..

these are my watches, the g-shock is my everyday watch, the animal watch i've had for a few years, the lacoste is my dress watch and the pocket watch is a family tradition for males on the 21st birthday.

Great thread!
Mine, Breitling Airwolf

Wibbs wrote: »

Cool back on it. Must be a nightmare to keep clean though.

Not really although I do clean it every month or so. I also find using a cape cod cloth twice a year keeps the braclet looking brand new (have it 2years now).