Gary G
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Appreciate it, Art
Speaking of GO, some of their watches were definitely in the frame for me as my hybrid daily wearer choice, but the one that I liked the best from a visual appearance perspective (the Sport Evlution Impact) was just too big for me. Navigator Perpetual Calendar is great and I pondered it a bit, but didn't quite make it for me on the "sporty" end of the evaluation scheme (that piece is still in the frame for me as a future acquisition, though).
We are certainly spoiled for choice these days!
Best,
Gary G
Whats your luxury "sport watch"
Hello every one, I believe that every one has that one luxury stainless steel sports watch that they love, even if they dont own one they still admire it and wish they could have it. To some it might be the Rolex Submariner or the Patek Nautilus... Mine i...
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I think you know mine...
...from your kind response to my recent post on the VC forum! For others who don't visit there, here it is: Looking forward to seeing others' choices! Best, Gary G...
Yes I know very well
As it is your post that provided me with the inspiration to create this one And once again, the most beautiful overseas i have ever seen! take good care of it my friend regards Marwan
Appreciate it, Art
Speaking of GO, some of their watches were definitely in the frame for me as my hybrid daily wearer choice, but the one that I liked the best from a visual appearance perspective (the Sport Evlution Impact) was just too big for me. Navigator Perpetual Cal...
Thanks, Tony
The fact that you don't see a dial like this very often is a significant part of the appeal for me. Thanks for the kind words. Best, Gary
Sports with a sports watch
Thanks for this post, I have een looking for a luxury sports watch for quite a while now and I can not seem to make up my mind (the AP RO was one of my first choices though). Also because a number od ADs actually told me that actually none of these high e...
my friend uses a rolex submariner
and a rolex milgauss for every thing.. scuba diving, regular swimming, cycling, going to the gym, house work he says it works just fine regards Marwan
Roberge (and IWC and Rolex).
I used to own a Vacheron Overseas (old model), and it really was quite perfect for the luxury sports watch role. However, I could never get the bracelet to be a comfortable length. (It wasn't forgiving. Some bracelets feel okay if they're a millimeter or ...
Being of an age...
...where any 'sport' involves a comfortable chair and a remote control, it is possible to have quite a broad range of luxury 'sport' watches in SS from which to choose favourites. A nostalgic favourite, picked for its 'retro' classicism, is this one - Of ...
If I want to look sporty,
I am taking either my Patek Nautilus, AP Royal Oak, VC Overseas, Breguet Marine or BB Aqualung. All of them have their merits. But if real sport, in my case diving, is in the program, I am choosing one of many Rolex Submariners - those are very hard to be...
Couldn't agree more about the GP
I think that the simplest choice is the Rolex, but then there is the Blancpain FF, my Panerai or my Polaris. There are a fair amount of sport watches out there to wear. I don't think that the question was which one do you perfer? Because that would be a d...
I like what Richard Mille is doing, as well as Seiko's Spacewalk....
remarkable precision instruments.....
Historically, the PP Nautlius and the AP Royal Oak, for sure...
Nowadays, I'd say that the offer is wider ... VC Overseas, GP Seahawk Tourbillon, JLC Amvox III, EL I or II, PP Nautilus Chrono, AP ROO, IWC Big Pilot PC, Panerai Tourbillon, Rolex Yacht Master II etc... MY Luxury " sport watch " would be, in the Vintage ...
As always
Excellent taste Nicholas I wish I could get an A series royal oak but I dont know where to find one regards Marwan
IWC Ingenieur...
Not only do I appreciate it's masculine, Genta-inspired looks, stellar bracelet and intricately detailed dial, but I also appreciate that it's tough enough to be worn as a true sports watch should be, yet not so expensive that you'd be afraid to do so. To...
