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Epos Thursday
Haven’t worn this for awhile. Rose gold Epos Passion on dark brown crocodile strap. Great watch reminiscent of an Omega Aqua Terra at about a third of the price
Epos Thursday
Quality Diver
Wearing my Oceaneva DeepMarine Explorer II with its black bezel and brown dial. Currently back at its original price of $999, it is still a good value. Quality Swiss movement, solid link bracelet,, limited edition.
Quality Diver
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@Gene Berlin thanks
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Tag Heuer’s latest release
I like it and the touches of red. What do you think? https://www.instagram.com/p/DTssC0sgJ21/?igsh=N3gxMTlkcjBsanlv
Tag Heuer’s latest release
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Too busy for my taste
"The Watch That Started Your Journey" Challenge (Winner gets a gift!)
They say a man never forgets his first real watch. It’s rarely about the price tag or the "prestige" - it’s about the feeling of weight on your wrist and the realization that you were finally keeping track of your own time. It’s the piece that transformed a watch from a tool into a milestone. Starting today, we’re kicking off a 7-day challenge to uncover the watches that sparked your "obsession". The Challenge: "The Watch That Started Your Journey" We want to hear about the timepiece that started it all. This isn’t necessarily your most expensive "grail" watch; it’s the one that carries the most history or story. Was it your first paycheck purchase? A gift for graduation? A family heirloom passed down by your father? Or maybe the rugged piece you saved for months to buy because it represented the man you were becoming. "What was the first watch that made you feel like the day didn't truly start until it was on your wrist?" HOW TO JOIN (Super easy) Drop your story in the comments under this post. Use this quick format: 1. The Watch: Brand and model (if you know it). 2. The Origin: How did it find its way to your wrist? (A milestone, a gift, or a hard-earned reward?) 3. The Meaning: What did that watch represent to you at the time? 4. The Legacy: Does it still have a place in your collection today? 5. The Visual (Optional): We all want to see the watch haha. If you still have it, drop a wrist shot or a photo in the comments with your story. HOW THE CHALLENGE WORKS - Challenge will run for 7 days (starting today until Jan 23rd) - Post your story in the comments of this post (not separate posts) - Our team will personally pick the winner at the end - Winner will be announced next week Friday Jan 23rd - Winner gets a surprise gift from Antonio 🎁 WINNERS WILL BE PICKED BASED ON - Detail and quality of your comment (70%) - Thumbs up from others (5%) - Paid members will have plus points. RULES & LIMITATIONS - Must be Level 5 or higher to win - Free shipping (USA only; forwarding addresses accepted)
"The Watch That Started Your Journey" Challenge (Winner gets a gift!)
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I was making $700 a month as a salesman. At the time a Rolex was perceived(and still is) regarded as a symbol of success and achievement. My dad told me to forget about owning one because I wasn’t going to afford it. The watch costs $2100 which was a fortune back in the late 1970s I was determined to make enough to have it on my wrist and worked hard enough to warn a $2000 commission bonus I went to Bailey , Banks and Biddle a high end jeweler and tried on a Two-toned Datejust. I told the clerk I woul like to buy it and pay by check.(At this time the merchant had to call the bank and verify funds) so the cheek smirked and full anticipated embarrassing means wasting his Tim’s. Of course I had the funds and bought the watch but not before I asked for the manager to cancel my purchase, but I accepted his apology instead. At supper that evening I showed my dad the watch and he called it a “nice fake” until I showed him my sales receipt. I’ll never forget how proud of me he looked. I still have this watch and it turned 50 years old last October. I have it serviced every five years and will never trade or upgrade it, as it marks a sense of pride for me and secondly for my dad.
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@Warren Money thank you
Epos Thursday
Giving some wrist time to my Epos SS Passion with its vertical teak pattern dial versatile enough for dress or casual wear
Epos Thursday
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Joe Asumendi
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Producer and Talk show host at RVNTV located in Mount Laurel New Jersey. RVN TV is now Knetstream Network which I own.

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