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		|  11-05-2012, 02:39 PM | #541 |  
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			How's the bell & ross Furnaceface?
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		|  11-05-2012, 02:54 PM | #542 |  
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					Originally Posted by Table 5  Yeah, the thin profile of them is really nice. It's a great counter to all the thick gigantor watches out there these days.
 If you're looking for a thin-profile watch, but want something better build than a Skagen, the Citizen Stiletto might be a nice option. It's better quality, made in Japan by a real watch company, not a fashion brand.
 
 
 I actually have one of these myself. It's a really nice dress watch, although unfortunately I don't have a lot of situations to wear it, so I'll probably be looking to sell it soon.
 
 This is mine (white version of the above).
 
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Is that top one the 'black' version? or is there a sorta charcoal one too? I can only see very dark black ones online, but I'm really liking that top watch picture.
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		|  11-05-2012, 03:36 PM | #543 |  
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					Originally Posted by DatSOOKin  Is that top one the 'black' version? or is there a sorta charcoal one too? I can only see very dark black ones online, but I'm really liking that top watch picture. |  
I'm not 100% sure since that photo I found online (the one on the bottom is mine though), but it looks like a black faced one to me, but still has everything else steel. They also have one that's totally blacked-out which I'm not as crazy about.
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		|  11-05-2012, 03:50 PM | #544 |  
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					Originally Posted by Table 5  I'm not 100% sure since that photo I found online (the one on the bottom is mine though), but it looks like a black faced one to me, but still has everything else steel. They also have one that's totally blacked-out which I'm not as crazy about. |  
Ah k, that answers my question. I can only find that totally blacked-out one which I'm not a fan of either. Love the white one and the black faced one.
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		|  11-05-2012, 03:56 PM | #545 |  
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					Originally Posted by DatSOOKin  Ah k, that answers my question. I can only find that totally blacked-out one which I'm not a fan of either. Love the white one and the black faced one. |  
Yeah, it's actually hard to find the white/black version in NA for some reason. I remember having to order mine from some Japanese online store (trying to remember the name....).
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		|  11-05-2012, 09:25 PM | #546 |  
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					Originally Posted by TheyCallMeBruce  How's the bell & ross Furnaceface? |  
Considering it's about a $15 homage, awesome!    
Most of my watches are of the similar variety though I have some from true brands (for example Seiko, Hamilton, Citizen). From a distance it looks like a Bell and Ross but closer up you'd know for sure. At worst the big "Pakin" name on it would give it away. I mainly buy watches based on the look of them. I'd love to be able to justify $2k for a B&R but I'm happy finding good looking alternatives.
 
I'm also pretty clear with anyone who comments about a watch I have that it wasn't expensive. I think other than the gold watches I've inherited my most expensive is my Citizen dive watch. Even that I ended up getting a wicked deal on it and paid under 50% of retail. I'm not someone who needs to pretend a watch I have is really expensive. I figure if it made you look or made you ask, it looks good and that's all that matters.
		 
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		|  11-22-2012, 01:29 PM | #547 |  
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			With a lull in my day, recent release of Skyfall and to bump one of my favorite threads I present what I'm wearing right now:    
Anybody else wanna help pass time?
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		|  11-22-2012, 01:48 PM | #548 |  
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			Nice planet ocean! I wish I had my seamaster with me, but the bracelet broke and I have not found a replacement for it.
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		|  11-22-2012, 01:55 PM | #549 |  
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					Originally Posted by TheyCallMeBruce  Nice planet ocean! I wish I had my seamaster with me, but the bracelet broke and I have not found a replacement for it. |  
...So what are you wearing??
  
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		|  11-22-2012, 03:19 PM | #550 |  
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					Originally Posted by Bean  ...So what are you wearing??
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Nothing! lol    
I have a steelfish sitting at home. It needs servicing and I haven't had time.  my omega works, but I broke my bracelet drunk partying one night. Sold my panerai arktos awhile ago, and no longer have the IWC big pilot (sold as well). So now I have no watch to wear.
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		|  11-25-2012, 06:44 PM | #552 |  
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			This is the Movado watch I wear.  I get compliments on it practically on a daily basis.  This particular design is referred to as the "Bosses watch" as it does not have a ticker or markings, because the boss  doesn't have to be on time.  
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		|  11-27-2012, 08:30 AM | #553 |  
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					Originally Posted by Rudee  This is the Movado watch I wear.  I get compliments on it practically on a daily basis.  This particular design is referred to as the "Bosses watch" as it does not have a ticker or markings, because the boss  doesn't have to be on time.  
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Then why wear a watch at all?
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		|  11-27-2012, 10:01 AM | #554 |  
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					Originally Posted by Rudee  This is the Movado watch I wear. I get compliments on it practically on a daily basis. This particular design is referred to as the "Bosses watch" as it does not have a ticker or markings, because the boss  doesn't have to be on time. 
 
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A boss doesn't call his watch a "bosses watch"
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		|  11-27-2012, 10:06 AM | #555 |  
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					Originally Posted by Yeah_Baby  Then why wear a watch at all? |  
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		|  11-27-2012, 10:10 AM | #556 |  
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					Originally Posted by Rudee  This is the Movado watch I wear.  I get compliments on it practically on a daily basis.  This particular design is referred to as the "Bosses watch" as it does not have a ticker or markings, because the boss  doesn't have to be on time.  
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That's a nice looking watch. That must be at least $900 (regular price)
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		|  11-27-2012, 10:23 AM | #557 |  
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		|  11-27-2012, 01:12 PM | #558 |  
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			I'll put in a plug for Omega service. I have a Speedmaster, and in keeping with the title of this thread I wear it. Every day, it is the only watch I have. So it got a little beat up.  Couple of scratches in the hessalite crystal, marks on the closure, generally a little scruffy looking.
 A few months back I took the kids to the WEM waterpark, and like an idiot forgot to lock my watch in the car. I didn't trust the lockers, so I kept my watch on.
 
 Like I said, like an idiot.
 
 Long story short, my Speedy stopped working. So I took it in and had it sent off to Omega for service. It wasn't cheap, stupidity tax rarely is, but man am I happy with the result. Yes, the watch works like a charm now. But as an added bonus it looks amazing! The crystal is replaced, the marks on the band and closure smoothed away. It's like having a new watch.
 
 One year warranty to boot.
 
 So not something I would want to do very often, but it is nice to know I have the option of getting it back to almost new if need be.
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		|  11-27-2012, 02:06 PM | #559 |  
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					Originally Posted by InglewoodFan  A few months back I took the kids to the WEM waterpark, and like an idiot forgot to lock my watch in the car. I didn't trust the lockers, so I kept my watch on. 
 Like I said, like an idiot.
 
 Long story short, my Speedy stopped working.
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Okay, silly question.  Are Speedmasters not waterproof?  I wouldn't hesitate taking my Submariner or Daytona into a waterpark.  I do get the watertight seal checked every couple of years.
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		|  11-27-2012, 02:17 PM | #560 |  
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					Originally Posted by jtfrogger  Okay, silly question. Are Speedmasters not waterproof? I wouldn't hesitate taking my Submariner or Daytona into a waterpark. I do get the watertight seal checked every couple of years. |  
Nope. They are considered "splash proof", you can wear it doing dishes. Or in the shower. Not Tropical Typhoon waterslide proof. 
  
I have a long range plan to get a Seamaster or something else a bit more robust one of these days.
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