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If money was no object, and you could buy one watch, what would it be?

Mine:

Jaeger Le-Coulter Master Compressor Chronograph

Retail: $20,000

This watch isn't absurdly lavish, and can be found for alot less than it's MSRP, but goddamn do I love it........

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20 big ones is not overly lavish!!

jeez dude, i need to gets me in the same line of business as you bro.

nice watch though, mine would be a rolex daytona in white gold if we are allowed to dream here.

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20 big ones is not overly lavish!!

jeez dude, i need to gets me in the same line of business as you bro.

nice watch though, mine would be a rolex daytona in white gold if we are allowed to dream here.

He heh; I don't own this watch.........:o

Post your 'dream' watch. You don't have to own it!

I'm just saying that if you could have ANY watch, a $20,000 one isn't as lavish a choice as say, a $250,000 Patek Phillipe tourbillon.

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that watch is class, but i'd swap out the (faux?) alligator strap for calfskin or cordovan(!).

DEFINITELY real alligator.

Dunno about this calfskin or cordovan business......do they even make cordovan watchstraps? :P

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red: great choices!

I'll probably take the datograph myself. but that is not all that crazy at around 40k... so if money really was no object, I think I'd take a sky moon tourbillon or something like that... :)

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red: great choices!

I'll probably take the datograph myself. but that is not all that crazy at around 40k...

+1 ayn.... love the datograph.... at the price there are surely better deals/more watch for the money... but i do love the datograph...

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Vintage 1940s Patek Philippe World Time:

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Vacheron Constantin minute-repeating wristwatch with teardrop lugs from 1954:

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I'm sure I can think of some others.

Otherwise, I hate large watches; I tried on some A.Langes and they were huge. The women's models were better for my wrist, incidentally.

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I wear my grandfather's 70 year old rolex and I wouldn't trade it for anything else, if I had money though I'd send it off to rolex in america to get the strap cleaned or replaced and the front crystal replaced.

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