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6 March 2011, 04:32 PM | #1 |
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What kind of watches do you guys have on leather?
Hey guys, just curious what other watches do you guys wear on leather?
pics / brands / name would be great! Thinking of picking up something in leather, need some inspiration!!! Doesn't have to be a rolex.. I have a feeling it's going to be a lot of DJ DJII and Daytona's!! on straps!! lol |
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I have some cheapies on leather namely an Orient automatic wide date on brown leather and an incoming JL GMT quartz on black leather.
Ones I don't own but quite like are the IWC spitfire/Hamilton classics jazzmaster/1887 type look but the ultimate would be Longines Master collection retrograde series such as L2.717.4.78.5 / L2.715.4.78.3 (can't quite tell what is the difference between a few of the retrograde models) with multiple hands. |
6 March 2011, 05:03 PM | #3 |
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I like my dress watches on a leather strap, and my sporty watches on a bracelet or rubber strap. I actually have no Rolex watches on leather, though i've often thought about putting my old Oyster Date on a leather strap.
Here is my watch box, you can see for yourself which ones are on leather:
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6 March 2011, 05:37 PM | #4 |
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Pffff....that gold Brequet...
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6 March 2011, 06:09 PM | #5 |
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I currently have these on leather:
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these.........................
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Less blingy option for the TT GMT
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An Orient Day-Date (such a great watch...looks kinda like a JLC...costs kinda like a Casio, with my favorite features, the full day and date) A JLC Master Ultra-Thin 38 Sometimes a Rolex Day-Date (sometimes on the bracelet) A Sector 850 Day-Date-Moon And sometimes a Breitling Aerospace |
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6 March 2011, 06:26 PM | #10 |
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None ... all SS bracelets.
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a vintage Omega Seamaster bumper
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Three of my the last four I purchased were watches on leather straps. I wanted a good mixture and I thought I would broaden my horizions just a bit. So I purchased an IWC Pilot Chrono, a JLC Master Geographic, and a JLC Master Calendar.
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1917 Russian Moser
mid 1940's Tudor vintage Wadsworth and Bulova Favre Leuba honkin' big 1960's Soviet military dive watch gold Heuer Carrera Movado chrono
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Vintage Omega Seamaster bumper, JLC RDM, IWC Mk XVI, PP 5146G.
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My 69' PN and 58' 6538 look nice on their custom straps as a change up.
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A few.........
GMT Marathon SAR Tudor snowflake Tudor Date + Day Hamilton Pilots Chrono Pierce Pilots chrono dP
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As I prefer bracelets, I don't have many on leather.
Cheapo Rubber Oldie but goodie On a Gator Gone but not forgotton Also sold
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Straps don't do well in the warm, humid SE US but in the cooler temps of winter, I do these:
A couple of weeks ago, I traded the EXPII for a GMT Master II which will be wearing the strap next winter. Fr. John† |
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Just one..
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Vintage Hamilton that was my grandfathers.
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IWC Portuguese Automatic. The IWC Portuguese Chronograph is also a beaut.
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Breitling Navi 1461. Soon to be all gold daytona on brown strap too, was never into bracelets.
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Also these on straps: TTDJ: GP ww.tc: JLC Master Geo: Glycine Airman 9:
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