TimePieces Thread


Picked up this grail watch a little while ago. Very limited.....The A. Lange & Sohne Zeitwerk. This is an amazing piece of artwork and craftsmanship with the first ever digital display mechanical movement. Definitely an heirloom piece.
 

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Whoa that's a heavy piece, congrats. Totally get that piece, had a L1 still have a datograph
 
Thanks. Datograph is my next one. A must have piece. Had a shot at the new Lumen but I passed on it. Fantastic brand.
Whoa that's a heavy piece, congrats. Totally get that piece, had a L1 still have a datograph
 
beautiful time pieces, admired them for years! They actually had very limited edition GT 40 gulf mirage piece!
 
Man, I'm glad this thread got revived. I missed it somehow the first go around. I've been a watch guy for years, even before I got into cars. I started with a couple of Rolex Subs and Breitlings. When I saw how fast Rolexes were going up I started buying them for investment purposes. Since I have a friend who is an authorized Rolex dealer and he was giving me 35-40% off retail, I stocked up. I branched out into other brands also because of my appreciation of the quality and workmanship. Gave my wife a Rolex Pearlmaster with a sapphire bezel on our 20th wedding anniversary to get her involved and later a Franck Muller. She's never given me any grief about watches since.:lol
Besides the Rolex collection and the Breitlings my collection includes IWC, Chronoswiss, Franck Muller, Omega, Martin Braun, Zenith, Girard Perregaux, Ulysse Nardin, and Jaeger-LeCoultre. I also own John Waynes Rolex, a solid gold King Midas made for the left wrist and a Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Squadra that belonged to Sylvester Stallone. It's engraved and was a presentation piece given to him at the 2009 Venice Film Festival for achievements in the film industry.
This is one of my favorites:

Ulysse Nardin Freak. Diamonsil Limited Edition, only 28 made, this is number 2.
 

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And a Freak? That's a very cool piece I wish I had had one.

I got to about 30, then the explosion happened, many brands, tons of models, and prices went through the roof. I felt I couldn't keep up, industry left me behind. Sold most. Kept about 10. AP, panerai, jaeger, Lange, are what are still around.
 
Check out BRM's Gulf model, only 50 made. I have a black with silver stripe with "2" on it paying homage to 66 win at lemans. Nice pieces
www.brm-manufacture-gulf.com
 
thats my shot

its a discontinued maurice lacroix double retrograde rose gold wat do you think
 

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with the first ever digital display mechanical movement. Definitely an heirloom piece.

Very nice indeed! And practical to boot. Rarely do the artistic, unique, and functional all work together. I think they undoubtedly do so here. Congrats!
 
As I continue to have a little spare change since not getting an allocation for the new gt I finally broke down and picked up a new minute repeater that I've been desiring for quite some time. It doesn't have the visual impact a new gt would but it does make me smile when it chimes.
 

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Congrats. Very nice piece.
 
That is a fantastic piece. Having the wrist go "ding ding" is very cool. Well done.
 
As I continue to have a little spare change since not getting an allocation for the new gt I finally broke down and picked up a new minute repeater that I've been desiring for quite some time. It doesn't have the visual impact a new gt would but it does make me smile when it chimes.

Nice! A platinum grand complications Patek. What's next, a tourbillon? :)
 
That is a fantastic piece. Having the wrist go "ding ding" is very cool. Well done.

Not quite the growl of a supercharged v8 :-)


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