This thread is about the appreciation of horology, as well as the micro-engineering and materials engineering that are required to make a fine watch, clock, or other timepiece.
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First for McCasio
> Only 92 jewels
is... is that allowed?
Am I the only one who finds best up to death vintage soviet watches appealing? I dig the post-apocalyptic dystopian look to it.
>Tfw almost bought one on an auction for
>Tfw it was sold for a bit less than a 100$
>It worths a lot more
I love damaged and aged watches. They tell stories with no words.
Well I can tell you the story of this one. It lost its crystal at some point and got thrown into the drawer, and over the years a balloon decomposed an melted onto the right side of the dial.
I find slight aging signs nice but not overly beat up disgusting shit like
Mean! This was my pep-peps you turd.