I let them stop, and reset the time/date, when I want to wear itOriginally Posted by oregon45
I let them stop, and reset the time/date, when I want to wear it
I use a watch storage case similar to these that you find on Amazon.
Mind you, the higher tier luxury watches remain in their own box with all their papers.
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I put them in the safe with the rest of my toys.
None of my watches cost more than $1G I just keep them in one of the 10 watch boxes I purchased from Amazon. I used to wind them in between wearing but that became tedious. Now I just wear the same watch for a work week and then switch. It takes ~1min to start up and reset the time on a dead watch.
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I use a Wolf watch box I'm pretty happy with. Used to use a couple of winders, don't bother with that anymore, just wind and set. Also, I agree, there's no way an Explorer should be that hard to find. I get the super in demand pepsi, daytona, sky dweller. But the explorer is like a base sports watch, should be easy to aquire. As much as I like the 39mm version, I've always been an Omega guy first and will most likely be adding a railmaster next year instead.
Picked this guy up, extremely happy with it. Probably looking to snag a Neptune next round.
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that sword-handed Rolex from the thumbnail gives me a strange boner.
It’s a milsub.
Perhaps the most collectible sub - even above comex, red tropicals, or big crowns
Cool vintage ad.
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