[MKSixer]

Originally Posted by Mr Tonka

Haha... i spelled born as borne. I'm currently watching the Borne Identity.

Life imitating art!

[MKSixer]

Originally Posted by Fundguy1

More of a Breitling or Omega guy myself but it's just the common example.

I love my Breitling!
Fantastic design but not too conspicuous.

[hongsc]

Originally Posted by MKSixer

Excluding the Daytona, Explorer, and GMT. I had a Daytona for about a month and sold it for a small profit because it attracted too much attention. It was a beautifully engineered with amazing craftsmanship.

I loved it but as I stated before, the attention was too much.

Cheers-mk

P.S. Before anyone comments on my i8 ownership, pls consider that the watch is on my wrist from sun-up to sundown, the car stays in the parking lot!

My friend did the same. He sold his Daytona SS for about $2500 profit, when they were hard to get. But that thing is a scratch magnet.

[AW335TT]

Originally Posted by Mr Tonka

Garmin Fenix 3. It's a nice looking watch, a fairly dimwitted smart watch and a fantastic sports watch. (HR, GPS, Speed, Temp, Altitude, Step counter, Cycling computer, etc...) Wanna go exploring on an unknown trail? Set it to hiking and start on your way. It'll map your path to ensure you can get back out while keeping track of your distance, elevation gain/loss and calories burned. That feature works nice when hunting too. Go out mid afternoon and head back when dark, GPS maps on the watch makes sure you're not lost. Both places likely to not have cell service.

Sounds pretty cool.

[MKSixer]

Originally Posted by hongsc

My friend did the same. He sold his Daytona SS for about $2500 profit, when they were hard to get. But that thing is a scratch magnet.

True.
I can't think of a better looking and more iconic watch. (Flame suit on)

Cheers-mk

[Taskmaster]

Not for me.