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Cowboy wannabe .22 with Ray Johnson forged blade. Most utilitarian of all watches, the titanium Casio Sea Pathfinder. Digital compass, barometer, thermometer, etc. This watch has even survived an 80mph deer strike / get-off with just a few scrapes to show for it

Does that have a 2428-2 or Myota movement in it? The resolution of the photo isn't high enough to read the inscription on the dial.

Thanks! Love the observatory back on those Constellations. Beautiful watch.

Omega style...........had this one for years........

Its Myota

That is a beautiful Seamaster! it's mid 60's and so much nicer than the new ones with the useless gas valve.

That is a classic, and I like that better than any of the new ones.

It's a 1967 with a 552 movement. A true classic.

I've got my old Seiko Navigator - it's about 22 years old

The battery typically lasts 5 years and I always sent it back to the authorized repair shop in Canada - but now that I'm in the states I'm not sure where best to send it to

I understand that being a 200m waterproof it has a nitrogen purge in it

Who have you had experience with in the states for the battery replacement

If it has an escape valve, you'll likely see it on the aide of the case. Not real common on a watch rated for 200M- moreso on 800-1000M rated pieces.

1000m? Wow. What the hell is the point of that?
Marketing is everything I suppose...

Here's my other daily driver, but to be honest, feel kinda bad, haven't put it on since I got my Seamaster...
Mont Blanc Star Chronograph:

I didn't look at your photos. Not enough guns, knives, cash, or, ah, batons.

I was going to hold it up with a fine kosher dill instead of that dowel. Shoulda gone with my heart I suppose...

Here are the latest editions to my Poor Mans collection.

A pair of Orient Aviators



A Bulova Marine Star on a 007 Nato. Watch isnt new but the band is.


Invicta that I got cheap but hated until I put it on a black Nato. Now one of my favorites.



A Swiss Legend Commander



An Android from Chronoshark dot com



And my newest work out equipment... A Swiss Legend Tungsten Chrono also from ChronoShark. Way cool look to the polished Tungsten and with an ETA quartz and a saphire crystal how can you go wrong at $189

Very nice military-themed collection! This is my favorite.

the search for the perfect strap/bracelet combo continues.

6309 on SS oyster.

This one looks good as an outdoor watch...bright, big numbers, rubber band and stuff...but unfortunately too big for my tiny girly wrist.

Model name? Case diameter?

Android Force. 46mm. I picked it up on chronoshark dot com for $79 but have seen it around the net for around $100 comes in a white face also.

If anyone wants a copy of the 2010 wristwatch annual, send me a p.m.
and I'll mail it to you. It is a 425 page book that showcases models from many different brands. Shipping should be about $10.