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uI bought my first Rolex, a DateJust, back in 1986. It had a sapphire blue sunray dial, but I really liked the champagne dial. The dealer swapped them out for nothing.
I wish I still had that watch, I paid $1,100 for it as an E-5 in the Navy. That very watch from that year sells for around $7K now...
A Speedmaster??I sold it and bought a moonwatch.
A Speedmaster??
Those are nice. Not my style (I don't dig complications on the dial) but they're still very nice.
Buzz Aldrin actually wears two of them...
You misread. My Breitling is a Colt 43, not a Navitimer. The Navitimer is way too involved for me...Yeah. I have a few different ones now.
None of em keep time for crap, though. I'm cnstantly regulating them.
Speed, aviation and space history are hobbies for me, so that's the only reason I have em, to be honest. I never even wear em any more.
I saw Buzz wearing a nice x-wind. That one seemed a bit overly complicated to me.
You mentioned having a navitimer. Those are really nice. Also a bit complicated. Especially once age sets in and the eyes start going bad.
You misread. My Breitling is a Colt 43, not a Navitimer. The Navitimer is way too involved for me...
Yeah, like I said, it's in my regular three watch rotation. I've got huge wrists, so the 43mm fits really nice. The Oris, at 40.5 mm, is really about as small as I can go with a watch looking just silly...Oh, I see. I probably just instinctively thought navi.
The colt's a nice conservative watch, though. Makes a good daily driver.
