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No one feeling any love for the 'iced up' G-Shock then? :puke:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/p/Dw6900-Original-G-Shock-for-Mens-Iced-out-Lab-Silicon-Rubber-Band-Watch/26007501925?iid=372109286218

The rendering really doesn’t do it any favours does it! The blue faced model in particular is much more eye-catching in the flesh. A less ornate bracelet might suit the clean lines of the watch head...

I've always found the blue Pan Europe a rather elegant looking watch, but the green just doesn't catch my eye in the same way. I don't think the green matches the rest of the colour scheme - it would...

Bugger! I’ve been resisting the lure of that Seiko for some time now, and just fell prey to ‘bargain-itis’ when I saw your post!

That is rather nice - ceramic bezel?

That is glorious - haven't seen a clean one of those for years. My uncle has one, but it was his daily wearer for about 30 years, so it shows it's age now.

Came upon this thread from 3 years ago by chance, and thought it worth observing that, after much coming and going of various watches, I eventually settled on the humble Casio F-91, hung from my...

It's a 22mm notched down to 20mm, but I was worried a 20mm strap would look too this and might not support what is a fairly hefty watch head.

having worn it for an evening at a muggy youth club,...

Have always found the Spork on its original bracelet a bit weighty, and never really took to it on the DiModell Chronissimo I bought for it. Picked up an Isofrane off SC which arrived this morning,...

At various times I've had a Luminox which was easy to 'debadge' by swapping it onto a nato strap and a Chase-Durer UDT which I really liked, but as I mentioned above, felt it was a bit borderline and...

Not really a fan of the 'Special Forces' branded watches - had one that was borderline and always felt a bit "wannabe" wearing it!

On the sealing up issue, our dog managed to cut it's leg while I was out hillwalking for a few days - bleeding, but not life threatening. I had signal, so gave the vet a quick call for advice. They...

Beautiful watch - always good to see another "rightie" as well:happy1:

I'm not generally a fan of the modern Navitimers; I find them a bit 'glitzy', but those are beautiful tool watches.

Exhibit A - Fern

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What Apple tend to do very well (most of the time) is allow their devices to interact with each other pretty much seamlessly. The only reason I shifted from Blackberry to iPhone a few years back was...

Tend to use here, UK Climbing and Singletrack to provide a perfect trio of procrastination. However, we're now getting into the time of year when I can add Winterhighland and any site with live...

Excellent - nicked for use elsewhere :-)

pretty bizarre way to treat your customers! I've never bought anything from them up to now, but did have the site bookmarked as a possible source of straps - needless to say, the bookmark has just...

Got one of the original T-Touch Titaniums: the three biggest issues with it as a 'tool' are:

No lume for digital readout, so you have to use a torch for altimeter readings at night.
lume on hands...

Mmmmh! Crayfish salad with lemon mayo. I'm surprised, given it's the Telegraph, that they're not more concerned about people roaming about with their 'bits' out on Hampstead Heath!

Women in Submariners?

I suppose it will make a refreshing change for the owners of these brands to be asked "is it nicked?" instead of "is it a fake?" :subdued:

Given the brands involved, that's probably only about 5 or 6 watches!

Agree with this wholeheartedly - used to monitor my progress to the point where I got sick of biking. Now that I'm back on the bike, I avoid using a bike computer if at all possible, and make use of...