Luxury Watch Sunday Wristshots

holdemchamp1225 · 2023-07-02T13:35:47Z

Explore the WatchProSite community's 'lazy Sunday wristshots,' featuring diverse luxury watches like the WPS 20th and vintage Tudor 7016/0. See collector's personal stories and favorite timepieces.

In a delightful Sunday post, holdemchamp1225 invites the WatchProSite community to share their 'lazy Sunday wristshots,' kicking off the thread with a striking image of their WPS 20th Anniversary watch. This thread exemplifies the community's passion for horology, showcasing a diverse array of timepieces worn during moments of leisure. It's a testament to how collectors integrate their prized watches into everyday life, even on the most relaxed days.

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One contributor shared the unique provenance of their 1967 Tudor 7016/0, acquired from a friend who inherited it from his father. Despite the hands being replaced during a Rolex overhaul, leading to a patina mismatch, the owner chose to keep them for their originality.
Another member showcased a TR 900, humorously dubbed the 'Jail Shot,' noting its frequent wear throughout June, highlighting its role as a daily companion.
Several members enthusiastically participated by sharing their own wristshots, featuring a variety of watches from brands like Rolex, Tudor, and other independents, underscoring the community's engagement and the personal connection to their timepieces.

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aperna

Jul 2, 2023

Enjoy your Sunday, my friend, all the best Tony

Champthekid

Jul 2, 2023

for a slow summer day.

amanico

Jul 2, 2023

The Jail Shot! ))) This TR 900 was on my wrist most of the days, in June. Best, Nicolas

cesarscarambone

Jul 2, 2023

7016/0 from 1967 today....

Krinck

Jul 2, 2023

…so I’m having a REALLY lazy Sunday - here is today’s wristshot 😄

Ivan5

Jul 2, 2023

Have a great lazy Sunday, all!

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