matto1 - WatchProSite Member

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thread: Zenith CP 2 Purist 15th Anniversary.

My only complaint is the box is so big and heavy! Although having Biver’s autograph on the box is the chefs kiss!

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thread: Newest addition for me. Basically NOS. From the mid 2000s. SNR017.

Actually owned the Seiko Spring Drive Moonphase. I owned #120 for a long time. Of course, deep regrets for selling it. This was before GS was introduced to America and the only way was a JDM purchase. Here's some pics from my file. I also have a...

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Omega

thread: As G B Shaw once said about monkeys and typewriters, . . .

Another of those special 1894s

I believe this was 100 pieces for the JDM

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Automotive

thread: Pebble Beach Monterey Car Week Photos

Thanks Patrick. Had to miss this year.

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IWC

thread: IWC Vintage 1941

Simply Gorgeous!

Love the font of the arabica, the patina, the script logo. Thanks for posting. Just beautiful!

Horological Meandering

thread: Dumoreau DM02 Again today...

I. have to agree. Quite a bit of watch in the under $1K USD (introductory price) category. I got myself the salmon (more. like copper rose) and the black dial. I like them. I'd even say it was worth the wait

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IWC

thread: Have the days of the 42.3mm IWC Portugieser and similar 'over-size' watches come and gone? This is a genuine question, because I'm thinking of buying one.

Variety is the only true aphrodisiac

Unless it is your only watch. I enjoy wearing anything from 36-46mm. My wrist is 7 inches. Unless the lugs are hanging off your wrist, the issue of size is not about your wrist, but rather between your ears.

Jaeger-LeCoultre

thread: Have a Great Duometre Friday Team!

Never should have sold mine. Love the movement, the eggshell dial and now I’m crying! Damn hobby has created so many regrets over the past 20+ years! I must be strong and appreciate those I have.

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Horological Meandering

thread: Got it yesterday. I like it it's a cool watch

Mine is Very tough to wind! But it is all about the dial!