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End of the week for the GMT
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That's a lovely little thing, give it more wear(or sell it on to somebody that will.... cough). Seriously though please let me know if you ever put this up for sale ;)Originally Posted by JackW
Working from home this morning, so I took some time to rummage through the watch boxes. Picked this little worn Yema:
Have a good one, everybody.
That is quite beautiful. I like the triangles. Mine today is the Moon Watch on cream alligator.Eterna Kontiki on a rainy day in Copenhagen:
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trusty old G-shock
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Back at last! :)
Proof that WTBs do work
This arrived yesterday from nickk and I have to say I do think the hype these get is justified now I have one on my wrist.
Have a good weekend all.
lensonb1onjeurgennato by Sunnieorama, on Flickr
This one today
Ha, still got mine too, wonder if Hugh still has his..?!
It's this one right now...
A new arrival....
HAGWE people!
Have a great one everyone!
This BP again, but now on Cordovan:
cheers,
al
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Lovely watch and nice pic too.
Have a great one everyone!
I can look past the dust between the lugs:-)
All I see is cut away numbers!
M.
Just brought by fedex.
I can look past those in two register chronos.All I see is cut away numbers!
M.
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Just back from a battery change. HAGWE!
Last edited by Optimum; 4th November 2016 at 14:55.
Old faithful
Mmmm - I could almost, but that 2 is given me a twitch!
M.
Radio Room for me today.
This now I'm back from work testing iPhone 7 Plus portrait mode.
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In case anyone else is looking at this, and wondering, ooh, what's that? - Eza Sealander
Funny you mention that. I didn't notice it until I took the pic. You should be pleased to know that it has undergone some thorough cleaning since then.
As for the cutoff numbers, I never understood what people are on about. I can't think of a better way to maintain readability while having nice large subdials at the same time. But I guess to each their own. ;)
Last edited by o u t a t i m e; 4th November 2016 at 16:41.
Thanks. That is a very pretty diver.
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No post from me, due to Photobucket having been down for some hours now. :-(
But HAGWE, all.
R
Ignorance breeds Fear. Fear breeds Hatred. Hatred breeds Ignorance. Break the chain.
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Please can someone let me know what Smiths model this is.
Apologies if this has already been asked.
Radio Room for me today.
Yeah, it's not seen as often as other watches but it's a really nice watch! I am very pleased so far.
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This one today
Smiths Radio Room PRS-28, sold out and discontinued unfortunately.
http://www.timefactors.com/smiths.htm
Love the strapThis one for most of the time these days.
Of course. Be dull if we liked the same thing, but I find them terribly distracting personally.
I know that after the 1 and before the 3 position an index is 2, so I never really see the need to put a tiny part of a number there (or anywhere else), but as you say, different folks...
I, on the other hand, never really understand why people find 'busy' dials so difficult to live with, as many say they do.
I find the detail fades away when I look at a watch and I only see the position of the hands and markers, unless I'm using the feature.
M
Last edited by snowman; 4th November 2016 at 17:08.
I couldn't agree more with you. I'm the same in that respect (and actually, I guess that's also what happens with cut off numbers - I just don't see them).
Was just kidding.
Close ups have this nasty habit of highlighting imperfections that one wouldn't notice IRL.
Desk diving today
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