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Brigade out and about
First few days of wear, never worn an LHd before either. Bracelet and watch are very comfortable given its heritage. A small issue with the clasp not staying locked I’m going to get fixed. Overall I like it, its keeping good time but is making me want a Vintage Rolex or Tudor Sub now 😂. The Blue is very nice under the sun, I like a more vibrant blue personally but still a good color!
Brigade out and about
A Gentleman's GMT Dilemma: Which Path to Take?
Hello Watch Lovers Community, I find myself at a wonderful but challenging crossroads and would appreciate your collective wisdom. I'm ready to add a dedicated GMT to my collection, with a budget of around $5,000. I'm currently weighing three fantastic options, each with its own distinct personality: - The Longines Spirit Zulu Time: It speaks to a love of heritage and classic aviation style. The gilt details and refined look are undeniable. - The Tudor Black Bay GMT: The perfect "go anywhere, do anything" choice. It feels like the reliable, default standard for a reason. - The Breitling Avenger GMT: Unapologetically modern and bold. This watch makes a statement of pure capability. I'm torn. Do I go with the vintage charm of the Longines, the versatile and classic Tudor, or the modern, powerful presence of the Breitling? Which would you choose and why? I'm also very open to hearing if there's another watch you believe I should be considering entirely. Thanks for your help!
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A Gentleman's GMT Dilemma: Which Path to Take?
0 likes • 2h
If you like big watches the Avenger is the choice. For more slim the other two work better. Alot of variation with the Tudor BB and BB58 GMT’s as well. The BB Pepsi is the most affordable and I havr sold a number of them now.
Finally home - Brigade SC74 SBWC Collab
I’ve been away from hime for the last 5 months. Finally back and can share my pick up from that time away Brigade Sub Commander 74 x Sketchy Boyz Watch Club Collab, Left Handed Version. Build quality is very good, looks and feels like a vintage rolex (as intended). Will be getting some wrist time next few days. Also got some Club coins in and a watch/jewelry tray with my business logo on it!
Finally home - Brigade SC74 SBWC Collab
What it’s your favourite style of Watch?
Lately I seem to have been more interested in the GMT style of watch. Perhaps due to my Naval Background and always having to have 2 time zones available for home and where ever I was in the world. Or maynbe its due to now taking to many of you in another hemisphere. I love the look of a diver watch, and my superb Tudor Royal with its integrated Bracelet is A MAZE ING But what is the one style of what you really trained with?
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What it’s your favourite style of Watch?
4 likes • May 4
GMT since I am traveling most of the year.
New CW C63 Sealander
CW have updated their C63 Sealander line. I have added screen shots of the 2 new colours, the "Pistachio" is a 39mm case, the "sky Blue" is a 42mm case. I really like the look of the green. I am a little disappointed that the trident second hand has gone though.
New CW C63 Sealander
5 likes • May 1
I like it, might get one. CW making more breakout moves adding value and craftsmanship!
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Joe Kerley IV
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Alaska based Maritime Captain and Navy Veteran. Watch & Fragrance lover, Owner of Tundra Timepieces LLC.

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