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Mr_B

Which silver dress watch would you choose and why?

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  1. 1. Which would you have?

    • Lange
      4
    • IWC
      2
    • JLC
      11
    • OTHER
      1


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Mr_B

Looking to get a silver dress watch for special occasions, the main reason I'm going steel over gold is longevity, I don't want to buy another one in the future. 

I've found three i like, Would you pick one of these or would you choose another? 

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nivka

They’re pics of gens. I’d look at the corresponding reps and choose based on that. Personally, I went with the zf JLC master ultra thin moon and can’t recommend it enough
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Mr_B
2 minutes ago, nivka said:

They’re pics of gens. I’d look at the corresponding reps and choose based on that. Personally, I went with the zf JLC master ultra thin moon and can’t recommend it enough
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Thanks for the input, I've looked at the reps of the models stated above, just thought I'd use gen pics as they look abit better.

I like the moon phase, does yours function properly?

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nivka
Thanks for the input, I've looked at the reps of the models stated above, just thought I'd use gen pics as they look abit better.
I like the moon phase, does yours function properly?


Ah I see. I know zf did the JLC, but wasn’t sure about the others. Yeah, the moonphase is fully functional (not that I use it lol)

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FudgyDocker

I can't pick any one of those 3, to be fair. I like them all, equally. Certainly wouldn't go for that moonphase shit though. Too pretentious. Who really gives a shit what phase the moon is in, assuming that it's even correct!

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Mr_B
5 minutes ago, FudgyDocker said:

I can't pick any one of those 3, to be fair. I like them all, equally. Certainly wouldn't go for that moonphase shit though. Too pretentious. Who really gives a shit what phase the moon is in, assuming that it's even correct!

I'm finding myself drawn to the lange personally as it's the most simple.

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cvp3

Bulova Super Seville Automatic

1) Gold versions on decent bracelet go for under $250 bucks / Silver versions, especially with unusually colored dials go up to $500+

2) Pick the right one and you'll be rewarded with a smooth running 2834-2 movement

3) Will only appreciate from here

4) Looks like a Rolex in a good way

5) Doesn't appear that you're trying too hard and you won't get accused of wearing a rep'

 

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Mr_B
17 minutes ago, cvp3 said:

Bulova Super Seville Automatic

1) Gold versions on decent bracelet go for under $250 bucks / Silver versions, especially with unusually colored dials go up to $500+

2) Pick the right one and you'll be rewarded with a smooth running 2834-2 movement

3) Will only appreciate from here

4) Looks like a Rolex in a good way

5) Doesn't appear that you're trying too hard and you won't get accused of wearing a rep'

 

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Good option, little on the small side for me at 36mm but I wouldn't rule one out in the future if it was the right deal. 

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FudgyDocker
1 hour ago, Mr_B said:

I'm finding myself drawn to the lange personally as it's the most simple.

I've also been eyeing up the white faced Rolex Cellini Date recently. Worth a look.

https://www.theonewatches.ru/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=5875&search=cellini&page=2

or for simplicity, the non-date

https://www.theonewatches.ru/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=3390&search=cellini&page=4

(Other TDs are available)

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splke

Case shape and lugs of the jlc swing it for me 

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Waspy
2 hours ago, FudgyDocker said:

 Who really gives a shit what phase the moon is in

Lots of people.

Werewolves

Midnight Hunters 

Hippies (they like to charge their crystals during a full moon)

Vampires

Astrologists

Astronauts

Nut-jobs

Gingers, probably get moonburn if it's too bright and they're not covered head to toe in thick clothing

The list is endless really.

 

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KarmaToBurn

Of those I would go with the Lange because of the no date dial.

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Mr_B
8 minutes ago, Waspy said:

Lots of people.

Werewolves

Midnight Hunters 

Hippies (they like to charge their crystals during a full moon)

Vampires

Astrologists

Astronauts

Nut-jobs

Gingers, probably get moonburn if it's too bright and they're not covered head to toe in thick clothing

The list is endless really.

 

:lmao:

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FudgyDocker
16 minutes ago, Waspy said:

The list is endless really.

Ah, but if it's that important to them, they wouldn't want to rely on a Chinese replica moon phase, they'd buy a Gen, right?

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The_Proctometrist

JLC because.....THE GOVERNMENT!

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processengr

JLC...

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GingerApple
42 minutes ago, Waspy said:

Gingers, probably get moonburn if it's too bright and they're not covered head to toe in thick clothing

Literally life or death. All my watches have moonphase complications.

Re what watch, the new Calatrava seems to get great reviews from those wot know.

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Nikosaldente

How about this one?

Longines Master Collection 

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Or Longines Elegant Collection 

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simey83

For me, out of those, it would be the Lange!

Cheers

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Mr_B
3 hours ago, Nikosaldente said:

How about this one?

Longines Master Collection 

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Or Longines Elegant Collection 

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Be a good gen purchase 

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Mr_B

Think I've made my mind up and il probably get the Lange, as I like the simplicity & OXF version is under $300 from a TD, was a close call between that an a JLC, I've overspent this month so may be an Xmas treat to myself :lol:

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porschespeedster

Yah i think go Gen if you want the longines, lots of vintage options available there.

Wish we could grab a closed-back quartz rep of the Lange! 

 

 

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simey83
Think I've made my mind up and il probably get the Lange, as I like the simplicity & OXF version is under $300 from a TD, was a close call between that an a JLC, I've overspent this month so may be an Xmas treat to myself :lol:

Good shout! :)

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BadApple

One of these......... 

 

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Bertus15

I'm personally totally in love with the JLC Master Ultra Thin Small Seconds.  There are Reps of it based on the Seagull ST17 . Seagull makes decent movements.

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Another you might want to have a look at is the KZ Factory Vacheron Constantin Patrimony, which at 6.8mm thick is one of the thinnest Reps I've seen. 

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