[drkeng]

One of my favorite and oldest watches
Titanium case. Great blue dial.

[rpl77]

Originally Posted by BMW F22

A lot of you guys seem to like the busier faces on watches. Is that a trend? I prefer something that is understated but still looks nice. Hence I prefer the Omega Seamaster that Pierce Brosnan wore in his 007 movies. Even the Planet Ocean look a bit too busy for me.

I'm with you as I prefer understated watches as well. My JLC fits the bill perfectly

[8_is_enough]

crappy pic but you get the idea

[jan31]

Originally Posted by northerncalguy

I am gonna go out on a limb and predict that many BMW owners (or any fine driving machine) enjoy the finer things in life. To that end, what type of watch(es) do you sport while driving your 3 series?

Rolex Daytona?
Rolex Submariner?
Omega Seamaster?
Breitling?
Tag?

I'll start: Omega Seamaster Professional Chronometer (ref.2531)

Bling bling!

Lol!! Old school, I sport a Samsung FIt! Cheaper and more efficient!

[desolatax]

Apple Watch Space Grey right now. I was wearing a Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean ref. 2918.50.38 daily but ended up swapping out the orange band with the stainless steel. Still my all time favorite watch.

[HighTech]

Lately I've been rocking these two.

Around the house / Gym / Casual: Apple Watch 42mm Stainless Steel with White Sport Band

Events / Etc: Rolex Datejust II 41mm White Gold with Black Dial

[mkPOTO]

i hate you panerai guys.. need

[1MOREMOD]

Crikey that's not a watch.

[BeastMode335i]

Usually the Rose gold citizen ecodrive or one of the movados...

[other_evolved]

Untitled by , on Flickr
42mm Omega Planet Ocean on the left, and a Fitbit Charge on the right.

[Rich150001]

IWC

[SunnyD]

IWC Mark XVI, Panerai 249, Rolex 116610LV and 1803

[tony20009]

I wonder if anyone else finds that when they wear their nicest watch they invariably aren't driving, and so it and their BMW never are seen together?

That didn't occur to me until today when noticed this thread got a new post and I thought of a recent event when I donned an Altiplano and didn't drive any of my cars.

All the best.

[jmcphillips1]

Rocking these two these days. 42MM Apple Sport and Tag Multi-Display Stainless but I graduated from my 3 series...currently rocking the X4 35i M-Sport in Carbon Black.

[tony20009]

Originally Posted by tony20009

I wonder if anyone else finds that when they wear their nicest watch they invariably aren't driving, and so it and their BMW never are seen together?

That didn't occur to me until today when noticed this thread got a new post and I thought of a recent event when I donned an Altiplano and didn't drive any of my cars.

All the best.

A month later and nobody else seems to have that happen. I guess I am the only one, or at least the only one here, for whom it does.

All the best.

[Bimar]

Interesting thread I guess my true Vanity is a BMW, my philosophy if it looks good, I wear it! Diesel, Fossil, Invicta and Citizen so far. Been drooling on a certain Oris and Breitllng can't get myself to fork out those $$$$

[M BE4ST]

I keep it simple

[ekinnyc]

it's interesting to see how a large proportion of a first luxury watch purchase is a dive watch (ie. rolex, ball), or something with a very technical complication (ie. breitlings or omegas)

i got into the watch game late. my daily drivers are a Hamilton Jazzmaster Maestro and just a recently acquired Stowa Marine Automatic. i don't have pics at the moment, but i love the stowa, it is so simple clean and classic, and german watches go well with german cars

i prefer a watch with a simple/understated face (even my Hamilton with a chrono is a bit busy for me). also something a bit off the beaten path - ie. not a mass-market watch. my dream (once the MBA loans are paid off) is a JLC or a Vacheron Constantin

[Dyeraudio]

Oakley Hollowpoint

[VK///M3]

Daytona SS

[Bimar]

Have taken 2 days to go through this thread, like watches not into a specific brand but how it looks and says a statement, these so far are my favorites.

Originally Posted by drkeng

One of my favorite and oldest watches
Titanium case. Great blue dial.

Originally Posted by Alext

Limited edition Masterpiece Squelette.

Originally Posted by Alext

IT retails for around $17k but of course that is open to negotiation

I have the gold coloured version with dark brown strap which looked smarter than the blue in real life. Limited to 188 pieces worldwide.

Originally Posted by stashtrey

I ycurrently have a Heuer Ref 3641 Chrono valjoux 92 (I am 99% sure...will verify). It is a little small for my wrist so I'm looking to sell it. It is very similar to the original Heuer Carerra.

Any vintage Heuer collectors in here? I'm getting ready to list it on eBay. Its very nice and fairly rair.

My dad is a Heuer junky and just sold 'Siffert'. Incredible chrono.... very hard to find! Sad it is gone as it was supposed to be passed along to me.

If anyone is interested in a very nice vintage HHeuer Chrono email me Tjkeller gmail

Here's the same watch on eBay (not my listing) except mine has a white face.

http://m.ebay.com/itm/121464877855?nav=SEARCH

[urbino]

The same kind I sport when doing anything else. One of two Victorinox Ambassadors.

I don't sail, scuba dive, fly planes, or race cars, and in the age of the smartphone, I don't need anything ultra-accurate. What I want from a watch is the time and date at the briefest of glances. Anything that gets in the way of that, I don't want. That eliminates chronographs, moon phases, GMT, see-through or highly decorative dials, etc.; they make the watch busier and harder to read at a glance. I also want the fewest buttons/crowns possible. I want a plain face, Arabic numerals, a date, a leather or rubber band, and a sapphire crystal.

Maybe one of these days I'll get an ultra-thin, premium watch that fits that description (recommendations welcome), but I've really got no complaints about the watches I have now.