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RE: One of the best Sherlock ever---

Posted by baka1969 on January 20, 2012 at 07:24:14:
Watches are a Pandora's Box. lol

I've owned many watches. Various brands. Vintage and modern. I never had the pleasure of owning one from IWC even though I wanted a Portuguese. The first IWC I ever had the pleasure of seeing in person was it's Grand Complication. It had just been released and helped fuel my passion for wristwatches. One that ended with having over 100 mechanical watches in my collection and having owned hundreds through the years. A passion that ended about a decade ago. I sold them all off.

Of all the watches I've ever had the fortune to own, the Omega Speedmaster Professional was my favorite. The Patek Calatrava was my second. The two complimented each other well. If I were to ever get any watches today those would be the two.

wow this thread got derailed. lol. My apologies.