I've had this for about 5 years and after not being outdoors for a while it would reset itself, so I took it apart, cleaned everything, and gave it a new battery. Going to put it in a bowl of water to make sure the seals are still good and I'll be wearing for my next deployment.
The stones on the dial aren't even lined up, that thing looks like crap imo.
Where do they not line up? I am not doubting it, I just do not know what I am looking at.
Not that it means anything but it was done by a prominet jewler that does a lot of pieces for big name's....
Where do they not line up? I am not doubting it, I just do not know what I am looking at.
Not that it means anything but it was done by a prominet jewler that does a lot of pieces for big name's....
The double set hour markers on the dial itself are not lined up properly. I am assuming that is what Big A is talking about.
I personally can't stand that look. All that screams to me is "I have money, please pay attention to me." Looks like a Jacob the Jeweler piece. The sad thing is, even at 40cttw, that's not a lot of money. The stones in the bezel are the only ones that could carry any value (if they are VVS). The small stones wholesale for around $100/ct. The cost is in the labor and the "prestige"
The double set hour markers on the dial itself are not lined up properly. I am assuming that is what Big A is talking about.
Yeah, the two at one o'clock are the worst. They are either out of line, or need to be rotated. I agree on the look, it's an extension of the platinum grill mentality, doesn't make me think "My, what a fine and upstanding gentleman's watch, I'll bet he is quite the philanthropist."
The double set hour markers on the dial itself are not lined up properly. I am assuming that is what Big A is talking about.
I personally can't stand that look. All that screams to me is "I have money, please pay attention to me." Looks like a Jacob the Jeweler piece. The sad thing is, even at 40cttw, that's not a lot of money. The stones in the bezel are the only ones that could carry any value (if they are VVS). The small stones wholesale for around $100/ct. The cost is in the labor and the "prestige"
After Aaron said something I went back and looked and that is what I saw too.
I think he said that the watch was around $25k, he has a few so I am not sure if it is this one or another one that was that price. I posted his Bentley in this thread a few pages back. The watch itself is probably around $7k so the rest is stones/labor and then being taxed to own it.
He does have a lot of money, but is not real extravagent in comparison.
Ironically, when I see someone wearing something like that, I immediately assume that it's a fake. To each their own, but I can think of much better ways to spend 25g's.
Ironically, when I see someone wearing something like that, I immediately assume that it's a fake. To each their own, but I can think of much better ways to spend 25g's.
Exactly!
I wear jeans and ts most of the time. He told me to keep it and wear it for a while. For one I don't want the attention, for two people would think it was a mall kiosk watch....
For 25k, I would much rather sport an AP, or a Platinum DD. Most people would never even notice, and very few people would realize the value.
Too few APs I like, and the DD is too old mannish for me. I could maybe do a platty DD II with the blue dial but no way he could. Anything smaller than a 45 looks retarded on his arm...
Talking about noticing watches. We were at lunch yesterday and I saw an older man across the room and noticed he had a gold Daytona Paul Newman on a leather strap and mentioned it to my buddy. He thought I was crazy for being able to notice something like that from 100 yards away. I find a watch is the first thing I am drawn too.
Today at lunch another senior citizen sporting a yg DD with a diamond bezel.
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