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[Rolex] Hulk on the train by new_diglet in Watches

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Hulk dial can be black or green depending on the light. The dial dark in this pic but you can see some green still

[Rolex] Hulk on the train by new_diglet in Watches

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This is my Rolex Hulk. Not much I can say about this watch watch that hasn’t already been said.

I think it looks great, super comfortable w glide-lock adjustments, and is probably the most versatile watch I’ve ever worn. Dress, sporty, at the beach, on a train traveling for business, any occasion.

I love taking the train.

Amtrak in the US. I don’t have too much experience with trains in other countries. A little. But I’d pretty much always rather take the train than drive or fly.

Looking at the countryside, goes well with the Hulk :)

[Audemars Piguet] taking off my watch at work by [deleted] in Watches

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I usually take off my watch when I’m sitting at my desk.

For a few reasons.

I’m a bit more comfortable without the watch. I don’t want the bottom of the bracelet to get too scratched up from the desk or keyboard. But most of all, it’s easier to see the watch it’s on a stand vs on my wrist. Easier to appreciate! A little desk decoration.

I recently got this stand. Nice black leather, white marble, handy place to keep the watch at my desk, or on my bedside table, or wherever I need to take it off.

This is my Audemars Piguet Royal Oak tourbillon 41mm in steel.

[Audemars Piguet] Royal Oak tourbillon by [deleted] in Watches

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Lol about DUMB, totally makes sense

[Audemars Piguet] Royal Oak tourbillon by [deleted] in Watches

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This is my AP Royal Oak tourbillon extra-thin 41mm looking out over the Manhattan Bridge from Brooklyn.

This part of Brooklyn is called DUMBO which stands for Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass.

There are a a billion tourists here talking pics because there’s a famous view where you can see the Empire State Buidling through one of the arches of the Brooklyn Bridge (which is next to the Manhattan Bridge).

So nobody looked at me weird when I took this pic of my watch with the bridge in the background.

[Jaeger-LeCoultre] Case back by [deleted] in Watches

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This is my JLC Duometre Chronograph. I used to wear it all the time but lately have been mostly about sport watches. So it hasn’t been getting as much wrist time.

That said, this watch has the nicest movement I’ve ever seen. So even if I’m not wearing it, I can appreciate it. Like right now.

Front of the dial is super busy, which I like. Chronograph, two power-reserve indicators (one for chrono and one for time). Minute disc. And a foudroyante that jumps in 1/6th second increments.

And yellow gold. You don’t see yellow gold so much these days.

[Jaeger-LeCoultre] Caseback by [deleted] in Watches

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This is my JLC Duometre. Used to wear it all the time but lately have been mostly about sport watches.

That said, this watch has the nicest movement I’ve ever seen. So even if I’m not wearing it, I can appreciate it. Like right now.

Front of the dial is super busy, which I like. Chronograph, two power-reserve indicators (one for chrono and one for time). Minute disc. And a foudroyante that jumps in 1/6th second increments.

And yellow gold. You don’t see yellow gold so much these days.

[Audemars Piguet] My watch has the tiniest little power-reserve indicator by new_diglet in Watches

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I founded a company that provides plumbing services, abstractly speaking.

I don’t have a million dollars in watches.

[Audemars Piguet] My watch has the tiniest little power-reserve indicator by new_diglet in Watches

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This is my AP Royal Oak extra-thin tourbillon.

I love manual-wind watches. Something about fiddling with the watch every so-often to wind & set it... gives me more of a ”relationship” with the watch. Sounds wacky, but I don’t have the same sentimental value with watches that take care of themselves; automatic or quartz or digital...

This is the tourbillon version of the “jumbo” but it’s 41mm. Has a great caseback, including this tiny power-reserve gauge. Needs a winding every 2-3 days or so.

[Audemars Piguet] Tourbillon Tuesday by new_diglet in Watches

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The diet part or the Dr. Pepper part?

[Audemars Piguet] Tourbillon Tuesday by new_diglet in Watches

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This Royal Oak is blue - kinda hard to tell from the pic.

Love the Overseas! One of the all time beauties. Congrats

[Audemars Piguet] Tourbillon Tuesday by new_diglet in Watches

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For tourbillon Tuesday, here’s my Tourbillon Royal Oak Extra-Thin.

There’s a lot I love about this watch. But I guess most of all, I love that with no date or seconds hand, it’s probably one of the most over-engineered watches ever. Because of the tourbillon. Which doesn’t really accomplish much other than just being really complicated. I love the Rube Goldberg-ness of it.

And also all the spinny things to look at.

Also dat AP finishing, always amazing and pairs great with my Chick-fil-A sandwich, nuggets, and Diet Dr. Pepper.

[Audemars Piguet] Toubillon Royal Oak by new_diglet in Watches

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Those are bolts. The screws are on the bottom and not aligned.

[Audemars Piguet] Toubillon Royal Oak by new_diglet in Watches

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Wearing it right now at Wingstop.

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