This blue dial version has a caseback labeled as the Official Timekeeper of FIA F1 World Championship.
Sunday, October 7, 2007
TAG Heuer Formula 1 Chronographs
One of my favorite models from TAG Heuer .....



This blue dial version has a caseback labeled as the Official Timekeeper of FIA F1 World Championship.




This blue dial version has a caseback labeled as the Official Timekeeper of FIA F1 World Championship.
TAG Heuer Exclusive 2000 Chronograph
Daniel JeanRichard Chronoscope
I got this watch off the forum and managed to negotiate to a reasonable price because the seller seems to have a hard time selling this watch. I noticed that DJR are not very popular with watch enthusiast .
Like their parent company, Girard Peregaux, DJR makes good and reliable watches but they are just not very popular.
Although this watch has a 22mm lug size, the case is huge - 43mm without the crowns on both sides. Being the stainless steel version, it is also quite heavy. Case construction is sturdy but I wouldn't say that it is aesthetically very appealing.
In no time, this watch was back on the market.




Like their parent company, Girard Peregaux, DJR makes good and reliable watches but they are just not very popular.
Although this watch has a 22mm lug size, the case is huge - 43mm without the crowns on both sides. Being the stainless steel version, it is also quite heavy. Case construction is sturdy but I wouldn't say that it is aesthetically very appealing.
In no time, this watch was back on the market.
Citizen Promaster Navihawk
I have set my eyes on this model for a long time but never really committed to buying one. I happened to come across a good deal on eBay because the seller has really bad photos.
The watch is definitely well worn and came with a cheapo worn leather strap. I had this honey color leather strap that I bought by mistake and finally found a good use for it. I put it on this Navihawk and it goes well with the red trim on the bezel.
After playing around with the functionals, I find that I do not like the feel of the watch and how the functions operate. I have had Citizen watches before and I have always felt that the operation of the functions could be a little more user friendly. However, since I had to only deal with basic functions like alarm and stopwatch, it did not bother me that much.
This watch was back on the market with a new strap.


The watch is definitely well worn and came with a cheapo worn leather strap. I had this honey color leather strap that I bought by mistake and finally found a good use for it. I put it on this Navihawk and it goes well with the red trim on the bezel.
After playing around with the functionals, I find that I do not like the feel of the watch and how the functions operate. I have had Citizen watches before and I have always felt that the operation of the functions could be a little more user friendly. However, since I had to only deal with basic functions like alarm and stopwatch, it did not bother me that much.
This watch was back on the market with a new strap.
Kronos Military Watch
I got this off eBay because I like the Plongeur hands, that I thought could be used for my MKII mod. It cost the same buying the watch and the Plongeur hands from MKII.


After it came, I found this watch is a HK production that is widely found on eBay but a seller who probably put the watch together. He has several different versions.
It came with a James Bond NATO band which I replaced with a spare orange nylon strap.

This is definitely a great beater and with the orange strap, it makes the watch stand out too. I listed it on the forum and it sold within minutes.
After it came, I found this watch is a HK production that is widely found on eBay but a seller who probably put the watch together. He has several different versions.
It came with a James Bond NATO band which I replaced with a spare orange nylon strap.
This is definitely a great beater and with the orange strap, it makes the watch stand out too. I listed it on the forum and it sold within minutes.
Seiko SKX 173 Diver's Watch
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
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