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Carbon is essential to life. There is no question about it. As I see it, it is essential on the wrist...or at least in your collection.

This is my attempt to have a thread dedicated to carbon based watches. Yours, theirs, online, weave, forged, carbotech, carbonium, corbonino, anywhere, anyway you call it, or can find photos to share the love (or distaste ) of carbon based watches.

I myself think Hublot is the king of radical carbon fiber design. Richard Mille for me is a close second to my liking, with of course Panerai close to my heart.

Show us your Carbon watches!

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The only carbon watch and bracelet im aware of is by h2o

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Mellons wrote:The only carbon watch and bracelet im aware of is by h2o

Image courtesy of wus

Nice! Although I'm not much of a bracelet guy, this is really cool!

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I like the look of this carbon fiber for a watch. each watch looks very cool. how does it wear on the wrist? how does it feel, because it is very light

thanks, I think one day I have to go for one

My 47mm submersible is noticably light, and I've tried SS, Bronze, and TI.

Wrist feel is great!

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I have a PAM 1616 on order from Sead it will be my first black watch.

never have nor hands on any carbon fiber watch. would the material be brittle through time?

Hmm. This thread has me back looking at river cases....