Your Watch - Wish List
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Maybe there is another thread around this but thought it might be interesting to see what you all have on your watch list. I'll start by sharing mine:
Brand Model Average Price
Rolex Milgauss £5,100
Seiko SKX007/009 Oyster £150
Tudor Heritage £2,650
Omega Speedmaster £1,800
Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Black Ceramic £4,500
Tag Heuer Monaco £3,000
Porsche 911 Drivers Selection £299
Just need to find the £18k to feed the above!
Brand Model Average Price
Rolex Milgauss £5,100
Seiko SKX007/009 Oyster £150
Tudor Heritage £2,650
Omega Speedmaster £1,800
Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Black Ceramic £4,500
Tag Heuer Monaco £3,000
Porsche 911 Drivers Selection £299
Just need to find the £18k to feed the above!

Only thing i can think of at the moment is an orange PO on orange strap. Got a Sochi PO currently (as well as blue faced Yachtmaster, Seamaster Chrono Professional, Tag F1 Gulf, and some old Seikos) but would quite like the orange one to accompany it. Really excited about my Pelagos arriving at some point this year.
Get2Jaime said:
Maybe there is another thread around this but thought it might be interesting to see what you all have on your watch list. I'll start by sharing mine:
Brand Model Average Price
Rolex Milgauss £5,100
Seiko SKX007/009 Oyster £150
Tudor Heritage £2,650
Omega Speedmaster £1,800
Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Black Ceramic £4,500
Tag Heuer Monaco £3,000
Porsche 911 Drivers Selection £299
Just need to find the £18k to feed the above!
Isnt a Speedmaster £2880 and a planet ocean £3950?Brand Model Average Price
Rolex Milgauss £5,100
Seiko SKX007/009 Oyster £150
Tudor Heritage £2,650
Omega Speedmaster £1,800
Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Black Ceramic £4,500
Tag Heuer Monaco £3,000
Porsche 911 Drivers Selection £299
Just need to find the £18k to feed the above!

jonny70 said:
Isnt a Speedmaster £2880 and a planet ocean £3950?
Possibly, but I've spotted a UK supplied speedmaster on Ebay for £1.8k and the specific PO chrono with ceramic bezel is £5.5k new, but you can source them for less. I did debate adding the prices into the discussion, wasnt really the purpose of the thread....It's rather long and somewhat aspirational, but hey?
Breitling Chrono Avenger on Pro II bracelet
Certina DS2 PH200m
Glashutte Original Panomatic Counter XL 96-01-02-02-04
Glashutte Original PanoReserve
Heuer Autavia 11063 GMT
Heuer Autavia 11630T - Silver Dial
Heuer Autavia 15630
Heuer 844 Monnin
JLC Duometer A Chronographe 6012420
JLC Master Reserve Demarche 1488404
JLC Memovox Tribute to Deep Sea Chronograph
Lange & Sohne 1815 - White Gold 233.026
Lange & Sohne 1815 Up/Down
Omega Speedmaster Pro - 376.0822 Grail
Patek Phillipe Nautilus Moon Phase / Small Seconds - 5712/1A-001
Rolex 1655 Explorer II
ScubaPro 500m
Seiko - Grand Seiko Spring Drive Diver Titanium SBGA031
Breitling Chrono Avenger on Pro II bracelet
Certina DS2 PH200m
Glashutte Original Panomatic Counter XL 96-01-02-02-04
Glashutte Original PanoReserve
Heuer Autavia 11063 GMT
Heuer Autavia 11630T - Silver Dial
Heuer Autavia 15630
Heuer 844 Monnin
JLC Duometer A Chronographe 6012420
JLC Master Reserve Demarche 1488404
JLC Memovox Tribute to Deep Sea Chronograph
Lange & Sohne 1815 - White Gold 233.026
Lange & Sohne 1815 Up/Down
Omega Speedmaster Pro - 376.0822 Grail
Patek Phillipe Nautilus Moon Phase / Small Seconds - 5712/1A-001
Rolex 1655 Explorer II
ScubaPro 500m
Seiko - Grand Seiko Spring Drive Diver Titanium SBGA031
My tastes are much more modest at present....
1: Speedmaster £1500 (happy to go pre-owened)
2: Tissot Visodate - £280
3: Junghans Max Bill Chronscope - £1200?
4: IWC Portugese £5k?
1-3 I'm reasonably likely to get my hands on in the next 12-18 months i'm hoping.
4. coudl be alittle longer
1: Speedmaster £1500 (happy to go pre-owened)
2: Tissot Visodate - £280
3: Junghans Max Bill Chronscope - £1200?
4: IWC Portugese £5k?
1-3 I'm reasonably likely to get my hands on in the next 12-18 months i'm hoping.
4. coudl be alittle longer

I had three watch aims for this year, and if I am honest, to effectively complete the collection as I want it to be right now.
They were:
IWC Doppelchronograph 3713
Rolex 1665 Sea-Dweller
Patek Philippe Nautilus Chronoigraph 5980
I have the first two, both were a surprise, both were great deals from Watchfinder and the 1665 is actually a Double-Red AND birth year, massively pleased.
The Nautilus is therefore the only watch goal I have left and depending on some ongoing sales with the help of the ever brilliant Dominic Hackett, I could be well on the way soon.
I am 40 in September and even Mrs yeti isn't so hard-hearted that perhaps an L.U.C. Lunar Big Date in white gold might be an option
But then I really am done
They were:
IWC Doppelchronograph 3713
Rolex 1665 Sea-Dweller
Patek Philippe Nautilus Chronoigraph 5980
I have the first two, both were a surprise, both were great deals from Watchfinder and the 1665 is actually a Double-Red AND birth year, massively pleased.
The Nautilus is therefore the only watch goal I have left and depending on some ongoing sales with the help of the ever brilliant Dominic Hackett, I could be well on the way soon.
I am 40 in September and even Mrs yeti isn't so hard-hearted that perhaps an L.U.C. Lunar Big Date in white gold might be an option

But then I really am done

Good thread. Really difficult to answer, mostly I browse ebay and buy what catches my eye.
But there are a few models on my wishlist and they're a little different from the lists above.
50s/60s JLC. A memovox or powermatic. Or an old ultra thin or just a plain, stainless JLC from this era. Or of course all of the above. Can't help it, I love 'em.
A ***** *********** in a stainless case, not gold (rarer than a rarified rare thing grown in rocking horse do do.)
Sorry, had to mask this one from my list. There's currently one of these on ebay. Wouldn't be sensible to alert you lot.
A Bulova space view.
A Tissot Twotimer, mid 80's to replace a broken one I have in a drawer. The watch is hideous, grey and gold, stripey. Here's a broken one:
At some point I'd also like to get my hands on a couple more Rados. Something from the ceramic line and a Manhatten would be good.
Glashutte made a knock off of the first generation Omega Dynamic. This is the model, although it comes with a variety of differing faces (I'm not that fond of this one).
But there are a few models on my wishlist and they're a little different from the lists above.
50s/60s JLC. A memovox or powermatic. Or an old ultra thin or just a plain, stainless JLC from this era. Or of course all of the above. Can't help it, I love 'em.
A ***** *********** in a stainless case, not gold (rarer than a rarified rare thing grown in rocking horse do do.)
Sorry, had to mask this one from my list. There's currently one of these on ebay. Wouldn't be sensible to alert you lot.
A Bulova space view.
A Tissot Twotimer, mid 80's to replace a broken one I have in a drawer. The watch is hideous, grey and gold, stripey. Here's a broken one:
At some point I'd also like to get my hands on a couple more Rados. Something from the ceramic line and a Manhatten would be good.
Glashutte made a knock off of the first generation Omega Dynamic. This is the model, although it comes with a variety of differing faces (I'm not that fond of this one).

yeti said:
But then I really am done 
Liar liar pants on fire!
You, done: never!
I fancy a jumbo PP but just the 3 hander with the blue face. Have to also embrace a bit of JLCÂ at some point, but need to find a 40mm+ and may end up with a rose gold (seeing that I'm now 46 some gold is overdue!)
Black bay during the first 2 weeks In May as I have a cruise departing Barca arriving Rome, too good an opportunity to miss.
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