What time is it? Watches and horology

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I guess if u fancy a panda that doesn't need winding up every day...

Speny tho.

18mm thick....

Ouch... Fair point

I like it.... tall though

more pics here

https://www.steinhartwatches.de/de/chronographen/ocean-one-vintage-chronograph-1266.html

Don't mind the two tone actually...

Be aware pretty much half the thickness is in the dome.

My Seagull Alpha is 16mm.

OG was 13.5

This is the problem with chronos and why I’m waiting for the right model zenith to come up. It’s under 14mm.

The Hamilton Intra-Matic 68 AutoChrono's case is 42mm across and 14.7mm thick.

My Sharkdiver is 14.4mm and I want it thinner than that. Shame because they are really nice.

It’s one of those useful limits I’ve set on myself. Like the fact I don’t like Mercedes hands. Means I have no interest in most Rolexes either.

Hamilton Intra-Matic 68 AutoChrono

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The world appears to have gone mad. Anyone know what these are actually selling for?

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this one's nice too!

Even if that is totally inflated I think its about time for me to concede that I was utterly incorrect when I predicted that the Tin Tin would not significantly appreciate in value.

I read something recently that they were selling for around £6000?

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New watch day!!!
Just took delivery of this Maen diver which will be my new daily work watch. Met my requirements of a small/thin diver.

• It was a surprise the bracelet is screw link rather than push pins as suggested on reviews. I’ll keep it on the bracelet for time being rather than the included custom rubber or nato.
  

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Looks really nice. Solid or hollow end links?

The bracelet has solid end links.

It’s similar to a Omega Seamaster bracelet having fully articulate 5 piece links.

Having sized it now, it’s very comfortable and will remain on the watch. I really wasn’t expecting this and was going to put it on their nato that I added as an additional extra.

I had looked a few moths ago - £8000 but BNIB. Are you considering a change?

@J0nathan check this out, talking rather than nice music though...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIbusc7bfwM

I had looked a few moths ago - £8000 but BNIB. Are you considering a change?

Nope, the Tintin is a watch that I 100% love, however I find that I basically never wear the Railmaster or the Seamaster now - I alternate between the Sub and the Tintin, so was looking at what the value of the Railmaster would be.

I love the Railmaster.

You should get ok money for it if you're not in a rush to sell I think.

I’ve seen Railmasters on Reddit - £2500 to £3500 ish. Hard to judge really and mostly US sellers.
One in the pic sold $3000 - three weeks ago.

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Asking prices on C24 are always very optimistic. But the guide price (which we will take with a pinch of salt but is still worth paying attention to) looks to have consistently climbed over the past 5 years and now sits around the 7.5k mark:

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