Watch guys, what are you wearing today? (Page 3 of 11)
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Originally Posted By JasonATI: https://i.postimg.cc/8kRY7rxS/tg524-im.jpg" target="_blank">https://i.postimg.cc/8kRY7rxS/tg524-im.jpg A Tag Better picture than I could take :) Thats a fine looking watch! |
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Originally Posted By SSG-69: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/597879/IMG_7982_jpeg-3813437.JPG  I’m a vintage Omega timepiece whore. 
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Originally Posted By MattR: “What are you wearing today” People start posting several pictures or mention multiple watches.  
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Originally Posted By lhare: Flip phone, probably more accurate then any watch out there. Attached File There’s always one. |
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Originally Posted By Osprey61: That's pretty wild, I don't think I've ever seen one before. The complication rotates past the marker at 12:00 to show the time in a second zone, yes? If the bezel spins fast enough to cut through the chain links on a pair of handcuffs, I'm in! Indeed it does. Sky Dweller has the most complications Rolex has ever offered. Two time zones; month indicator (the red square by the 8 o'clock indicating the 8th month of the year) and the bezel has 4 positions. Only downside is it takes a Master Class to learn how to set the damn thing. |
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Originally Posted By DamascusKnifemaker: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/78788/CasioEco-3813490.jpg I’ve always been a Citizen fan. They make a nice watch at a decent price. |
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Originally Posted By pscipio03: Indeed it does. Sky Dweller has the most complications Rolex has ever offered. Two time zones; month indicator (the red square by the 8 o'clock indicating the 8th month of the year) and the bezel has 4 positions. Only downside is it takes a Master Class to learn how to set the damn thing. Originally Posted By pscipio03: Originally Posted By Osprey61: That's pretty wild, I don't think I've ever seen one before. The complication rotates past the marker at 12:00 to show the time in a second zone, yes? If the bezel spins fast enough to cut through the chain links on a pair of handcuffs, I'm in! Indeed it does. Sky Dweller has the most complications Rolex has ever offered. Two time zones; month indicator (the red square by the 8 o'clock indicating the 8th month of the year) and the bezel has 4 positions. Only downside is it takes a Master Class to learn how to set the damn thing. Definitely is a unique piece. I dont think I’ve ever seen one and I’m a watch guy. |
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Originally Posted By pscipio03: Indeed it does. Sky Dweller has the most complications Rolex has ever offered. Two time zones; month indicator (the red square by the 8 o'clock indicating the 8th month of the year) and the bezel has 4 positions. Only downside is it takes a Master Class to learn how to set the damn thing. I didn't even notice the month indicator, but the more I looked at it the less I understood. Hope you don't mind, I actually looked it up and am pasting it here for anyone else that's kind of amazed by that movement. I don't think I've set the date on my Sub, or rotated the bezel to the 12:00 position in 20 years.  From AI: "On the Rolex Sky-Dweller, the red indicator moves automatically via the patented Saros annual calendar, using an internal planetary gear system that connects the 30- and 31-day cycle of the date wheel to a 12-aperture month disc sitting just outside the hour markers (1 o'clock for January, 2 o'clock for February, etc.). The Gear Ratio: The Saros mechanism uses a simple assembly of four gear wheels and two gear ratios added to the standard instantaneous date mechanism. Skipping 31: At midnight on the final day of a 30-day month, the date disc automatically jumps straight from 30 to 1. At that exact same instantaneous moment, the internal planetary gearing triggers the underlying month disc to shift the red square indicator from the current month's window to the next consecutive window. Setting and Corrections: Because the movement intrinsically "knows" the difference between 30- and 31-day months, the red square advances properly all year long without intervention, requiring only one manual adjustment annually on March 1st to account for February's short length." Damn... |
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Originally Posted By TimeOnTarget: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/432675/IMG_9465_jpeg-3813361.JPG 
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Originally Posted By Osprey61: I didn't even notice the month indicator, but the more I looked at it the less I understood. Hope you don't mind, I actually looked it up and am pasting it here for anyone else that's kind of amazed by that movement. I don't think I've set the date on my Sub, or rotated the bezel to the 12:00 position in 20 years. From AI: "On the Rolex Sky-Dweller, the red indicator moves automatically via the patented Saros annual calendar, using an internal planetary gear system that connects the 30- and 31-day cycle of the date wheel to a 12-aperture month disc sitting just outside the hour markers (1 o'clock for January, 2 o'clock for February, etc.). The Gear Ratio: The Saros mechanism uses a simple assembly of four gear wheels and two gear ratios added to the standard instantaneous date mechanism. Skipping 31: At midnight on the final day of a 30-day month, the date disc automatically jumps straight from 30 to 1. At that exact same instantaneous moment, the internal planetary gearing triggers the underlying month disc to shift the red square indicator from the current month's window to the next consecutive window. Setting and Corrections: Because the movement intrinsically "knows" the difference between 30- and 31-day months, the red square advances properly all year long without intervention, requiring only one manual adjustment annually on March 1st to account for February's short length." Damn... Originally Posted By Osprey61: Originally Posted By pscipio03: Indeed it does. Sky Dweller has the most complications Rolex has ever offered. Two time zones; month indicator (the red square by the 8 o'clock indicating the 8th month of the year) and the bezel has 4 positions. Only downside is it takes a Master Class to learn how to set the damn thing. I didn't even notice the month indicator, but the more I looked at it the less I understood. Hope you don't mind, I actually looked it up and am pasting it here for anyone else that's kind of amazed by that movement. I don't think I've set the date on my Sub, or rotated the bezel to the 12:00 position in 20 years. From AI: "On the Rolex Sky-Dweller, the red indicator moves automatically via the patented Saros annual calendar, using an internal planetary gear system that connects the 30- and 31-day cycle of the date wheel to a 12-aperture month disc sitting just outside the hour markers (1 o'clock for January, 2 o'clock for February, etc.). The Gear Ratio: The Saros mechanism uses a simple assembly of four gear wheels and two gear ratios added to the standard instantaneous date mechanism. Skipping 31: At midnight on the final day of a 30-day month, the date disc automatically jumps straight from 30 to 1. At that exact same instantaneous moment, the internal planetary gearing triggers the underlying month disc to shift the red square indicator from the current month's window to the next consecutive window. Setting and Corrections: Because the movement intrinsically "knows" the difference between 30- and 31-day months, the red square advances properly all year long without intervention, requiring only one manual adjustment annually on March 1st to account for February's short length." Damn... Big deal, I bet lhare’s flip phone doesn’t even need an adjustment on the first of March.  |
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Originally Posted By protus: I got ya bro ( my work watch). Off work I'm still poor with my citizen pro diver lol. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/49816/20260818_121958_jpg-3813323.JPG I was just going to comment that in this thread we see oversized watches on skinny wrists, BUT WTF IS THAT YOUR ANKLE? |
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Originally Posted By garn: Not a watch guy, but just got a Nothing 3 for tracking workouts etc. actually first time I've worn a watch since I was probably 12. Feels weird, not an accessories person! I was the same way before I bought my Garmin watch 8 months ago. You’ll get used to it. *ETA: Just make sure you find a comfortable band. Silicone bands suck. I bought a bunch of nylon ones from Amazon and have been very happy with them. |
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Originally Posted By jalcon9: https://www.watchuseek.com/attachments/fn4tqhq-jpg.13104663/ What watch is that? |
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Originally Posted By 0100010: Android (now Aragon) AD725AK Tungsten carbide body / band, sapphire crystals, NH35 automatic movement, 12oz https://i.postimg.cc/ncWwmyfq/20260818-101117.jpg Obviously a man of refinement and taste. Look at that keyboard! |
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Originally Posted By detacbob: Rolex SD4K https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/179481/9360_jpg-3813394.JPG Originally Posted By detacbob: Rolex SD4K https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/179481/9360_jpg-3813394.JPG I’ve actually been stalking those, prices are “reasonable.” They are great, vintage style, but with a sapphire crystal. I do not like the pattern on the clasp though. Originally Posted By Hulley: I have the GD approved Rolex no-date Sub but it sits in the safe, I feel like a dousche when I wear it and now I wear a Garmin Fenix 8. Um, I have news for you, it ain’t the Rolex.  |
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Originally Posted By fadedsun: Sporting my first g shock ever that I bought while on unsupervised release at parris island, 2008. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/51435/IMG_5401_jpeg-3813288.JPG Right now, Luminox. Earlier today, Omega Black Bond. |