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Jaeger-LeCoultre: My fav of the Reverso line.

Still kicking myself passing up on a "smoking deal" a few years ago, along with an FPJ Resonance.
23d
By: onnomon
1

A. Lange & Söhne: The watch, yes, the cuff, maybe not

but then I like patterned shirts so I'm on the same page
23d
By: onnomon
0

A. Lange & Söhne: The L1 is so dynamic with the hand orientations

Sometimes I wind the power reserve just to the point of some geometric alignment with respect to the other hands, usually parallel with a hand. This image is a contrived and it can be a bit of challenge to get this kind of alignment.
4M
By: onnomon
0

Omega: exactly

Though I wouldn't kick the full-gold A11-50th out of my bed either. It is amazing how the "11" marker hides itself although at this angle it really shows up.
4M
By: onnomon
1

Omega: This watch has really grown on me.

I was a little skeptical at first but I feel like I'll have this one for the long-haul. I don't feel quite the same for the Snoopy 50th, mostly because I have difficulty reading the time, most of the time.
4M
By: onnomon
0

Omega: The gold touches on the A11 50th are very subtle.

Along with the grey face, the watch pops in a very subliminal way. I enjoy wearing this more than the A13-50th, probably because I can actually read the time more easily on this. Pardon my dust.
4M
By: onnomon
5

Photography: It is truly beautiful in upstate NY

Although folks past Albany wouldn't consider the Hudson valley upstate whereas any NYC resident would call anything above NYC "upstate". I lived near Pawling for a couple of years, considered part of the Hudson Valley, and would have stayed but job opportunities took me away. From the absolute count
1Y
By: onnomon
1

Collectors Market: I forgot, this is still for sale here.

Very clean, very funky, very functional.
2Y
By: onnomon
0