My (non-Rolex) collection

[ACG]

I made these wallpapers of my non-Rolex watches. What do you think? Advice, criticism, requests for information?

[1William]

Very cool. I like them.

[ACG]

Originally Posted by 1William

Very cool. I like them.

Thank you

[cajunron]

Nice montage of photos. I can tell you are a true WIS. Thanks for sharing.

[lopro]

Wonderful photos! So, what's going on here though?...are those photos of your actual collection?

I'm really digging the black dial Hamilton on the cream colored canvas strap. Is that a RedRockStrap?

Also, nice assortment of pocket watches. I've yet to buy any pocket watches, but I have a feeling it's next on my menu.

[ACG]

Yes, is my current collection plus 5 Rolex posted in other section. A new one i just buy today, a Tag Heuer Carrera Fangio Edtion. Collage are made using some pics found on web because i can't shoot pictures of anyone, i'm really a disaster as a photographer

If you have questione about anyone, ask.

I made this collection with patience an love so I know wery well every specimen.

Sorry for my bad English...

My newcomer

[ACG]

Originally Posted by lopro

Wonderful photos! So, what's going on here though?...are those photos of your actual collection?

I'm really digging the black dial Hamilton on the cream colored canvas strap. Is that a RedRockStrap?

Also, nice assortment of pocket watches. I've yet to buy any pocket watches, but I have a feeling it's next on my menu.

The Hamilton with Canvas strap is the classic mil-watch for general purpose khaki field mechanical. The strap is its own original with which it is sold.

I've not a large pocket watch collection but I like them. The Alpina is from my maternal grandfather. The chrono one with sterile dial is a Minerva 19-9 CH in 925 sterling silver. The Patek one I think is the epitome of swiss watchmaking with its lovely 17 LEP PS caliber...

Thank you for you comment

[ACG]

The Patek Philippe 17 LEP PS caliber which I mentioned.

Even though it's not complicated, I love the high-level finishing of the bridges and gears, the fine swan neck adjustment, the double Geneva seal, the gold screws to avoid contact between the caliber and the caseback, the wolf's teeth typical of these mechanics. Everything is at the highest level of quality... and then that two-tone sector dial completes the masterpiece.