Watch Wish List

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Bob_Defly

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4,618 posts

244 months

Tuesday
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What watch sat on your wish list for long enough for it to fall off again?

For me it was the Omega Seamaster 300M. I think I just looked at it for long enough that I got sick of the design, the escape valve, the various bond references, and the non-tapering bracelet.

But I'm also susceptible to new watch launches, especially cheaper, 'fun' watches. I feel like I MUST HAVE IT! And then 6 months later the feeling wears off, and I'm glad I didn't buy it.

toon10

6,681 posts

170 months

Tuesday
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Probably the reverse panda Navitimer. It's the watch that got me into watches and I've wanted one for a long time. The more I got into watches, the more my wants changed. I ended up buying a Speedmaster as my first proper watch. I think because I have an iconic chronograph and my interests are ever changing, I've just never looked into buying a Navi. I'm more into enamel dials, colourful dials and less 'obvious' choices. I tend to look at Moser, Glaschutte Original and independents like Vitreum more than I do Breitling, Omega, etc. these days. That said, if I saw one and the watch and price were right, I may still be tempted.

OMITN

2,592 posts

105 months

Tuesday
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Sinn U1 SDR.

I love the look of them but I already have three divers (Scurfa, Seiko, Grand Seiko). So it’s likely to be a no.

Rolex Explorer

Initially loved the 39mm Explorer but the short hands put me off and I got cold feet (would have been my first expensive watch). Ended up with a couple of JDM Seikos and a GS Snowflake instead. Now have the Explorer back on the wish list.

Jamescrs

5,175 posts

78 months

Wednesday
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Tudor Blackbay Chrono was high on my list when it first released and I was on a wait list for it at an AD, not sure if I still am but they never called me and I have seen them freely for sale since, just lost interest.

I was also after a Tudor FXD when it first released but by the time I was offered one I considered it for a few hours and decided not to bother, again freely available now

Geffg

1,278 posts

118 months

Wednesday
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I’m like that with most things, if I don’t get what I want relatively soon then I lose interest after a while and move onto something else.

Rat_Fink_67

2,625 posts

219 months

Wednesday
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I loved the Omega Speedmaster Super Racing when it was launched, but have dallied around that long that my enthusiasm has now waned. I'm being drawn towards the regular Speedmaster Racing models instead!

Macneil

976 posts

93 months

Wednesday
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They usually fall off mine about 6 months after purchase frown