QUOTE(ck77 @ Jan 9 2009, 11:44 AM)
Well, all watches regardless of their selling price, Omega, Rolex, JLC, VC, PP etc, is just a wristwatch. They may be nice to look, well designed watches but the only purpose, to tell time.
Yes I do own G-Shock, the cheapest of them all, it does more than telling time, i.e. functions like multiple alarms, stopwatch, countdown timer, perpetual calendar. Han dphone, MP3, PDA does tell time too.
However, I do admire the marvellous engineering perspective in automatic/manual movement watches. I can’t imagine a small tiny piece of machine can run/wind by its own. If nicely taken care of, it can pass down generation to generation.
It all boils down to interest and preference. Someone might own a Mercedes, but I drive a Honda, it brings me to point A to point B as well.
Just my RM0.02

Agreed with you views ck77. I have on my hand rite now a omega constellation pie pan 1962 which i got from my dad. It was not running initially but after servicing and also polishing (i did it locally), she run like new and quite accurate, thus far..no major replacement to the parts and i did not refurbish just to maintain its originallity! like you said..i also wonder how this watch can still keep time for 2 generations without hassle! i wish i can pass down to my kids later!

Added on January 9, 2009, 3:50 pmQUOTE(lokgotz @ Jan 9 2009, 02:58 PM)
IIRC, the macro shots i used my 350D with a reversed kit lens...not easy to take as i have to hold the lens and the camera...
Added on January 9, 2009, 2:58 pmnope...not a panerai...hehhe......i'll post pictures of my panerai(s) later...
Added on January 9, 2009, 3:01 pmI cant afford the watches...it's my dad's..but he lets me wear it...
my dad started collecting about 30-40 years back...so yeah...answers ur questions...hehe
what is the oldest watch that your dad has in his collections? At least that watch could prove the brand's reliability!
This post has been edited by nye79: Jan 9 2009, 03:50 PM