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Cool GMT pilot watch on ebay (24 hour dial)

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JUNK...If it aint digital I cant read it.:p
 
Watches

Glycines are well known and have good, mechanical movements. Omegas are great watches (I have two), but, like Rolexes, might target you in a crowd.

Check out Chase-Durers for great-looking pilot watches, but do some shopping for them before purchasing. The company website is too expensive. Also, for pilot watches which are great values and are definitely different, look at some of the Russian Poljot watches. The link I posted is representative of the several Poljot dealers. Once more, do some shopping.

PM me if any questions.
 
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I would be very, very careful about buying an Omega on eBay... And would never, EVER buy a Rolex there. Wayyyyyy too easy to get "taken".
 
I bought a Breitling Aerospace on eBay. The guy had really good feedback and had sold many other high end watches, so it didn't bother me a bit. 2 years and no trouble other than a new battery.
 
A Breitling is a fine watch, but so is Omega or any other number of very expensive watches... and not a one of them has a whole industry devoted to knockoffs (though Omega, Breitling, et. al. do have some very convincing fakes out there). There are Rolex fakes that are so good that you have to remove the back to tell the difference... So, for me, no Rolex shopping on eBay.

Like I could even afford a good FAKE. :D
 
What idiot would spend big money on a "pilot watch" for a job in this industry? My $25 dollar Timex works just fine. But hey, does it help you guys pick up chicks in the terminal? Pathetic.
 
what kind of idiot would enter a thread about watches when that idiot doesn't even have an interest in the thread? truly pathetic, get a life.
 
Non-dealer watch purchases

I.P. Freley said:
I would be very, very careful about buying an Omega on eBay... And would never, EVER buy a Rolex there. Wayyyyyy too easy to get "taken".
Absolutely. Go with a reputable dealer for these makes of watches.

Many less expensive watches, such as Zeno, are sold cheaper than retail on the so-called gray market. You probably would be fine purchasing that way because such watches generally are not counterfeited. The warranty might be shaky. But, gray market or eBay isn't worth the risk for the big-name high-end makes.

Finally, be careful with TAG-Heuer. There are various TAG counterfeits floating about. In other words, if you're in the islands, don't buy a TAG for $20 from some guy with a briefcase.
 
Best Deal on Watches --- Kowloon.

REAL Rojexes for $25.


Best experience:

seller: "I sell u rojex - $250"

me: "I'll give you $10"

seller: "OK"
 
152SIC said:
what kind of idiot would enter a thread about watches when that idiot doesn't even have an interest in the thread? truly pathetic, get a life.
I do have an interest in the thread Bozo. The thought of you running around the patch in a 152 with your $800 dollar pilot watch is rather compelling and amusing.
 
Mugs said:
I do have an interest in the thread Bozo. The thought of you running around the patch in a 152 with your $800 dollar pilot watch is rather compelling and amusing.
But the rolex goes well with my POS car, flight suit and the ray bans!
 
That watch sucks. You need one that sets itself automatically to whatever time zone you are in by the atomic time clock and has local and GMT on the face. And it must be under $30.
 
rumpletumbler said:
That watch sucks. You need one that sets itself automatically to whatever time zone you are in by the atomic time clock and has local and GMT on the face. And it must be under $30.
yeah, Im always having a hard time keeping those US time zones straight..need that atomic clock watch..

very slowly now..

"If its 9 in da morning in NY, its...uhh...(wait let me check)....6 in da morning in LA"...

;)
 
Gulfstream 200 said:
yeah, Im always having a hard time keeping those US time zones straight..need that atomic clock watch..

very slowly now..

"If its 9 in da morning in NY, its...uhh...(wait let me check)....6 in da morning in LA"...

;)
Yea but what time is it in IND?
 
I do have an interest in the thread Bozo. The thought of you running around the patch in a 152 with your $800 dollar pilot watch is rather compelling and amusing.


Hahaha. I wish I was still flying around that patch in a 152. And it is a $2100 watch for your concern. Yes a Timex does the same job... but i bought it for more than "practical" reasons.

Had I been practical I would have continued in real estate... But I guess we all became pilots for some strange reason.

So don't give me s**t for my love of watches. And I won't give you grief because you fly.
 
dav8or said:
Yea but what time is it in IND?
I don't think that even people in IND know what time it is. Friggin' Indiana with its "some of the state changes time with the seasons, some doesn't" thing...

So Mugs, I assume you shop for clothing at the Salvation Army (clothes is clothes, right? No need to spend more), got your car at a US Govt auction (a car is a car, right? No need to spend any more on an appliance), and live in a studio in the absolute least expensive part of whatever town you live in (it's just a roof, right? No need to spend any more on a place with ROOMS), etc. etc. etc.

I find it more amusing that you're making fun of this guy and his very expensive pilot watch when I'm SURE there's something in YOUR life that you spent more on than you "needed" to.

For most men I know, there's exactly two pieces of jewelry that they'll wear, their watch and a wedding ring (or, before the wedding ring, the college ring). If the women can get their $5-10thousand engagement rings, why can't a guy have a $2thousand watch? At least the watch tells you the time!!
 
Gulfstream 200 said:
yeah, Im always having a hard time keeping those US time zones straight..need that atomic clock watch..

very slowly now..

"If its 9 in da morning in NY, its...uhh...(wait let me check)....6 in da morning in LA"...

;)
So should I just ask Center for a "time zone check?" :) I don't have a watch btw. I needs one though.
 
I have a Casio Data Bank (World Timer). Its a little thick but does a great job. Stores 50 or so phone no's, stop watch etc. 12 & 24 hr formats and cost's around $ 60.00 US.
 

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