Reply With QuoteDoes some desk diving, in the office today.
Looking forward to the weekend....not long now! Have a good one.
1946....and Rolex to the core!Originally Posted by ingenioren
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Does some desk diving, in the office today.
Looking forward to the weekend....not long now! Have a good one.
PRS-28. It was mentioned in another thread by Seikopath that it was something Coco the Clown would wear to a job interview... Well I'm sure he'd get the job looking so stylish!! The case is so solid and a work of beauty... Lovely and shiny in the sun as well!
Seiko SBGM031 production started 2012, nominally limited to 1000 units of which 31 went to the US.
I bought this one from the US, (BNIB) list is 6300 euro / usd, still in production. (GS only put out around 4000 watches/year)
have seen used ones going for 4k (usd) ish.
They come on quite short straps,
Having been quoted a truly horrific price by the service dept for a longer strap, sales came back with a howler last week . .
Try one on, make sure it fitsDear XXX
Thank you for your strap enquiry.
The retail price for the strap you have requested will be £940.00 (part reference: C004013J9L extra long strap for Sbgm031
Mine is on a Hirsh Viscount 'Gator strap.
Silly accurate watch, up in Quartz territory.
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Have a good weekend everyone!
I'm wearing my first Timefactors watch, the Smiths Radio Room (PRS-28), on a weathered bomber jacket strap.
First time I've had this on its' bracelet.
In the Sotadic Zone, apparently.
Off today.
First time on a Friday
First time for this in ages. Looks brand spankers so must have given it a good clean before putting it into the box. The first Rolex I ever bought. Bracelet has been shortened since this pic was taken.
Another radio room, this time a Vostok. Have a great Friday everyone.
AT 8500 (aka Skyfall) for me while still on work duty. Bang on accuracly for the last 4 days - awesome for a mechanical!
“ Ford... you're turning into a penguin. Stop it.” HHGTTG
PO day today
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This today
Last edited by Henrik Gelardi; 26th April 2013 at 12:55.
My cal. 1310 collection just doubled in size, courtesy of TFB's response to my "wanted" thread.
Mmm, so many facets. Edgy.
Cartier for me today.
That bevelled crystal is difficult to photo - lots of reflections at 4, 5, 7 and 8.
Bye, Klaus
Best regards,
Kristopher Fjeldgaard
www.finetime.dk
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Taken a few minutes ago...
Same watch different timezone.
Everest
Rod
Geting a tapatalk error that image is invalid but Seiko 007 on my wrist all week for holidays. What a stunning watch it still is...
Have a great weekend.
Thank you kind sir. I'm hoping that having something as pristine as the Speedie II on the wrist will spur me on to not get too bladdered and thus avoid any potentially (watch) damaging falling over/knocking into things moments this evening
Hope you enjoy yours when it returns from the spa.
Cheers
Ian
MBII for me
Dan
now this for the garden
Yet another LV
Red to cheer up a bit from the dull weather.
SPMIMG_2193 by Malus65, on Flickr
Gone vintage today
But may change later if I can persuade Lynn to go out for a drink
Best Regards - Peter
I'd hate to be with you when you're on your own.
This today but may put something auto on for walkies later.
This will be worn during the day....
And my 372 tonight!
Rad today
Some great watches and stunning pics.
I've been a good citizen this week
Changing to this for a night out with my lovely wife....
Regards,
Adam
Sinn 356 for me all week, today on a 2-piece desert tan zulu:
Hmmm, looks like time to go home to me!
Dave E
Skating away on the thin ice of a new day
I've been wearing this all week. Seiko Monster (Yobokies Mod)
SPORK for the drive home.
Wrong date, right watch:
My classic today
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Paul
GOT...TO...KILL...CAPTAIN STUPID!
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