Yeah, I'm pretty sure that's the other good one.

Greg, do you have the JFA watch winder?

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Keep this up and you'll be able to cash in when you retire and keep going for a few months on the proceeds...

What a coincidence.

Greg, do you have the JFA watch winder?

 

 

Yep that's it.  Good build quality and I have been pretty satisfied with the reliability so far.

Edited December 13, 201213 yr by Augsburger

Yep that's it.  Good build quality and I have been pretty satisfied with the reliability so far.

 

But, are they Dusty approved?

Pfff.

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Classy. This Daytona and the Omega Speedmaster were my dream watches when I was a kid. Not that I would mind having either of them now.

I'd love a speedmaster. This is the closest I have now:

Very nice too. I love those Omega clean dials.

Me too.  I'd much rather have a Seamaster than a similar Rolex.

spinners anyone?

 

http://1saleaday.com/watch/

Thanks for the link, but after Dusty's comments about magnetizing the watch I wonder, how good are they?

My newest acquisitions

 

I'm really tempted by the alpha newman, that's a nice looking watch

It is well finished, for its price point, fits very well on the wrist and the buttons give a nice response when used.

 

I liked it a lot. It became my daily use, putting aside my 007 mesh.

 

Edited December 22, 201213 yr by Mario_Fpolis

I was trying to say that my daily watch is a Seiko 007 with mesh band. But, now I am using Alpha watch pretty much all the time.

 

And, please, forgive my English, I am a reader not a writer.

It looks like Santa's been extremely generous at grawk's this year

Doesn't every 10 yr old have a Daytona?

Not in my family