Jim Dollares
路Well done @HoltzPlatz that is one fine looking F1, the colour of the dial brings one superb F1 driver to mind as well
the colour of the dial brings one superb F1 driver to mind as well
It's here! And in a remarkably modest box (made from recycled plastic bottles apparently):
On the wrist:
45 mm titanium pvd, but a greyish pvd not the black TH uses, so it looks almost patinad under different lighting - so hopefully it will age well. Being titanium it is extremely light and wears roughly the same as my 43mm night diver.
Daaaaaamn 馃槻
Big congrats, that is one hell of a piece! Love Breitling's gun metal looking kind of coating.
Is this the first Breitling in your collection?
yeh this is my first breitling, I almost bought a colt skyracer but never got around to it.
Nivada is finally launching their proper Datomaster update - 39mm manual wind, about $2k
The original grey one is a super cool and super rare vintage piece, and for me too small at 36. This looks so good I might have to do it though
That orange second hand has no counter-balance which also looks slightly odd to me personally. Otherwise, love everything about it.
Yeah I hadn't noticed this at first, it is a bit weird looking. I still might not be able to resist it though, the renders of the open caseback option look excellent.
Personally, I am not fussed about seeing a Sellita through an open caseback. It's not going to compete with my Grand Seikos or the Heuer 02! I'd save the money and go for the closed caseback.
It's here! And in a remarkably modest box (made from recycled plastic bottles apparently):
On the wrist:
45 mm titanium pvd, but a greyish pvd not the black TH uses, so it looks almost patinad under different lighting - so hopefully it will age well. Being titanium it is extremely light and wears roughly the same as my 43mm night diver.
Personally, I am not fussed about seeing a Sellita through an open caseback. It's not going to compete with my Grand Seikos or the Heuer 02! I'd save the money and go for the closed caseback.
It's here! And in a remarkably modest box (made from recycled plastic bottles apparently):
On the wrist:
45 mm titanium pvd, but a greyish pvd not the black TH uses, so it looks almost patinad under different lighting - so hopefully it will age well. Being titanium it is extremely light and wears roughly the same as my 43mm night diver.
My latest purchased, after owning several Tag Heuer...