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| Joined: | Mon Oct 24th, 2011 |
| Location: | Limassol, Cyprus |
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New to the forum so just saying hello from sunny Singapore.
Eclectic range of watches from vintage through to modern dive watches ending up lately with an H2O Kalmar in black.
Started collecting a few years ago with 1950's to 1970's Seamasters and Dynamics, some older Rolex / Tudors for fun and then onto GP Seahawk II, Ball Hydrocarbons and Aviator, Paul Picot Type C Plongeur and now more into "boutique" brands such as Dievas and H2O. Also picked a couple of Seiko (kinetic) and Tissot (Seastar) as daily beaters, as well as a couple of project watches along the way.
Latest is an H2O Kalmar 3000 in full "stealth" more which is the "mutt's nuts" but a little difficult to read in low light with my old eyes. Perhaps having the stealth dial and stealth hands on the same watch may have been an error of judgement in hindsight.
Looking forward to seeing more of the watches everyone else likes soon.
Best regards,
Keelson