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Simple. Elegant. Stealth.
How about, something simple, yet elegant that fits nicely under the cuff and can easily go stealth.
Like the Girard-Perregaux 2532 manual wind tank from the early 90s.
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WS for 9th of November - ‘Stealthiest watch you own’ is live
As announced yesterday, the topic will be ‘Stealthiest watch you own’, however you choose to interpret it. A watch with under appreciated tremendous value, a watch that no one but the most knowledgeable will recognise on the street, a watch looking like i...
Very cool COS!
Love the minimalism of the crown operated chrono here and the colour scheme is sublime Very stealthy for sure!
I think a lot of my watches are ,, stealth,,
Outside this forum and IG i think 99% dont know what i wear on my wrist most of the days ( just the way i like it 😉) The most stealth watch in my collection is my Urwerk i think But my Staudt will also qualify i guess ! ...
Two superb choices, Watchonthewrist!
The Urwerk is a very F-117 choice and the Staudt definitely flies right under every radar, too Have a great weekend!
In many ways even stealthier than the steel one...
Superb GS you have here! Not seen much of the ‘new’ GS Specials yet, so if you have some time for a couple of more pictures and an impression from the owners perspective that would be great!
There are none so blind as those who will not see
I've worn this with short sleeves which I usually do not do with my watches. So far no one is the wiser. ...
Fantastic Cellini, UncleChico!
It’s quite an achievement for a Rolex to be stealthy but this one is most certainly it
A perfect specimen, Nico!
And a superb specimen of stealth, even if there’s not a single sharp edge in sight Well played!
Not necessary to have edges to be stealthy...
But if you have something I would be very excited to see it
What a crazy JLC, Nico...
I have never seen anything like that before from the brand.
I have had the pleasure of seeing this JLC live...
And it’s an intriguing piece for sure! And you certainly fulfilled my hopes that someone would post a Royal Oak, Nico - in terms of design it fits right into the radar absorbent school of thought, even if it is very recognisable
Couldn‘t get better than this.. Truly has it all !.. Iconic elegance.. Timeless beauty.. Perfect connoisseur‘s choice !
Every time I see it, I am totally taken by its unobtrusive gracefulness ! Thx, dear friend also for your always top-top pics ! HAGWE !
Such a beauty and understated elegance, which is stealthy!
Let's see what cryptic piece I might have to make it through the stealth radar. a watch for a stealthy night with a great alarm (so I can have a little rest). Best to you all, Tim ...
A PAM with an alarm is certainly not something one expects - a great choice!
Very cool piece. Which movement does it use?
Or perhaps this one - so stealthy it's almost impossible to see the hands!
........ or the two movements. ...
The second great choice, Timeout!
In addition to the looks it’s especially the fact that there are two movements inside that make it qualify
You are a master at finding superb backgrounds for your Longines!
Another fantastic shot of it
Thanks!
Truth be told, I am a terrible photographer, but I can find my way around Photoshop. Once I actually get a decent photo, I try to make the best of it.
Both really great examples, Jocke!
The PanoInverse especially giving off a Steampunk stealth vibe
Great topic, sure to generate a variety of responses
Inspired by your stealth fighter post yesterday, I'll share my "Sea Shadow" Overseas chronometer. As you know, the Overseas line was inspired by nautical travel, with an image of the Amerigo Vespucci sailing vessel engraved on the back. This one, with cus...
This is definitely a great contender!
Love how your Overseas fits the theme, combining both the colour and sharp angles of the case - well played!
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