3's not a crowd

Feb 11, 2015,02:58 AM
 

Hi folks, first time caller long time listener.firstly I'd like to say how much I enjoy coming to this site and reading and learning all it has to offer.My short watch journey started a few years ago when I happened to find a high end

 watch magazine whilst doing some renovations at an airport,and it wasn't long before I stumbled upon this site.My first watch was the Habring dead second which I purchased through the only ADin Australia which just happened to be a short drive away. after reading many fantastic reviews and the fact I could customise it to my liking. I was fortunate enough to get a small discount and an extra strap and deployment clasp thrown in,the other strap being the opposite (blue with white stitching).
 Next I purchased the PAM 510. When I first laid eyes on a Luminor I thought it was some giant clown watch, but after doing some research and looking  at them often enough they started to grow on me.I got the opportunity to try some on at an AD in Melbourne, I wasn't sure I could pull it off with my girlie-man wrists,but was pleasantly surprised how well it fit. I waited a good six months till the 510 arrived but also received a good discount and an extra strap thrown in.
My most recent purchase was the AP Dual time, wow what can I say, its beautiful. I was actually waiting for the Panerai 572, but there was no answer on  a release date in Australia. I chanced upon the AP on a Google search ,it's  rare a good second hand AP comes up for sale in Aus ,I purchased it from a small store in Sydney which also happens to be the AP service centre in  Aus so I know it was in great condition.
Well that's my short but so far memorable journey into the watch game, my bank account tells me to stop at three but the Bug won't let me .(I'm thinking  an AP chrono next ) 
Here's a few pics, sorry photography isn't my strong point.






























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Welcome here Bishop!

 
 By: blomman Mr Blue : February 11th, 2015-03:10
Good to read you! And nice trio you got! :) I am sure you will have even more pleasure being an active part of this great community! :) Best Blomman
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Welcome here, Thebishop. Nice collection you have here.

 
 By: amanico : February 11th, 2015-03:52
No doubt you will not end here... ;) All the best, and looking forward to reading you more often, now. Nicolas
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Good to see you here, bishop...

 
 By: pplater : February 11th, 2015-04:06
...hopefully you will enjoy the ride. There are a few Antipodeans who contribute (including at least a few Habring owners!): which part of the country do you hail from? Cheers, pplater.
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Thanks for the welcome

 
 By: thebishop : February 12th, 2015-01:03
I hail from the sunny Gold Coast
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Welcome, and have fun here!

 
 By: rnaden : February 11th, 2015-08:51
Three amazing watches already and well picked for a collection.
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Welcome to our forums . . .

 
 By: Dr No : February 11th, 2015-10:33
. . . and hope your experience in wristwatch appreciation is enhanced in some small way by our community. It seems you're partial to AP. Our dedicated forum . . . amp;fi=3 . . . has a wonderfully engaging moderator; if I may make a suggestion, your next s... 
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