Reply With QuoteLike the look of that, though difficult to tell the dimensions from one picture.
you don't see much about these on the forum but I do like this,not sure if you can pick them up in the uk ,will have to do some googling
Like the look of that, though difficult to tell the dimensions from one picture.
47mm I think
I would abuse anyone who abuses you. That's a great looking watch.
I want to put bulldog clips on your nipples and hit you across the face with a used sanitary towel until you see sense.
For the love of god man- WHY??!! WHY???
He probably doesn't get off on those things.Originally Posted by Tony-GB
I'll use pegs on the nips instead.
Where do you live in on my way
If it's free I'm there
Generally VDB wares are very large very chunky and often make use of 'vintage' Omega movements. Although frowned upon I liked his homage Panerai work more than his own creations which border on ugly and unattractive, all subjective and just imo of course.
I've seen a few models ,but I think this is the nearest to a regular watch they've done ,
Nail / head
Nothing wrong with that! Great watches, a little different but I like that in a watch....
Anyone know why the bezel stops at 20?
They are often unwearable, and as a result get flipped like pancakes.
Daddel.
Got a new watch, divers watch it is, had to drown the bastard to get it!
Glad to see the level of ignorance and misrepresentation is at its usual lofty levels.
Several members here need to get out in the real world a bit more!
Ha ha, coming from a "real world" city slicker
But explain, ignorance and misrepresentation to me, it's easy to yell stuff, but why is this the case?
Daddel.
Got a new watch, divers watch it is, had to drown the bastard to get it!
Going back a bit here Baz, was it you had a nice vdb homage with the angelus movement and brevet crown?
Last edited by Karl; 26th June 2015 at 08:55.
They make some ugly monsters and some great lookers - just like most brands - that one, as noted, is more watchlike than some. I like it.
Size was never the issue for me but the standard 28mm straps were. The buckle is almost a belt buckle and the fat strap always made it look and feel like a fashion brand watch rather than an "artisan" piece.
Gray
No, that's another member. I have a couple of nice pieces that were built in the UK, but we don't discuss such things here of course
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