Perpetual Carbon Fiber watch thread

[Hidden Impact]

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!

IMG_20191031_082157 by aboccia22, on Flickr

IMG_20191031_082008 by aboccia22, on Flickr

IMG_20191031_082540 by aboccia22, on Flickr

IMG_20191031_082431 by aboccia22, on Flickr

IMG_20191031_081856 by aboccia22, on Flickr

[Mellons]

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

Image courtesy of wus

[Hidden Impact]

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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[tafari]

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

[Hidden Impact]

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

Wrist feel is great!

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[Thrasher]

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

[TUFF Stough]

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

[Emilio]

[Emilio]

[Mellons]

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