GiantBeard

DigitalRetro

LeCoultre

You do not want a Rolex.

VintageTime

My 1950’s manual wind Chronometer by ‘Election’.

At around 40 mm across, including the crown it’s an unusually large size for it’s period, especially with such a lovely, simple, formal face. With gold hands & Markers, a sub-second dial & a simple, reliable Swiss movement, with a crocodile or expanding steel band, this is one of my two favourite watches.

I am sadly & reluctantly considering selling this & maybe some other vintage time pieces to help make ends meet at the moment. If your interested, feel free to make an offer?

-Theo

SeaMaster

1963 Omega Seamaster Date Automatic, my first real watch. Sold to make the rent!

VintageTime

You don’t need an extravagant and gaudy watch, pick up something like this Soviet “Pobeda” for under $100.

( via redhousecanada )

UltraThin

Camera: Canon EOS 7D
Aperture: f/6.3
Exposure: 1/80th
Focal Length: 36mm

WantedTime

VintageTime

1950’s Tudor Prince Oysterdate, self-winding, date bubble, sword hands & ‘Thunderbird’ bezel.

VintageTime

JeagerLeCoultre

( via iamsangsouvanh )

Camera: Panasonic DMC-TZ7
Aperture: f/3.3
Exposure: 1/50th
Focal Length: 4mm

ChronoStop

1970’s Omega Chronostop

( via thearmoury )

Camera: Olympus E-M5
Exposure: 1/100th

WantedWatch

The Breitling Datora

One of the very few Breitling’s I have ever actually liked, as usual, the older watches are so much more beautifully designed than their modern counterparts!

( via ethandesu )

Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark III
Aperture: f/2.8
Exposure: 1/100th
Focal Length: 100mm

Cashmere&Dots