Another one of my faves. Wait, what!? A Seiko 5? A favourite? Yup, it's a lovely, smart-looking watch that I think looks much classier than "Seiko 5" often suggests. I got this some time ago from eBay I think and I recall it was really dirty, on a metal bracelet with ill-fitting end pieces, and a scratched acrylic. At first I wasn't sure what to do with it (I think I bought it as part ...
Updated 7th November 2012 at 03:02 by markrlondon (Fixed typo; fixed erroneous production date.)
Today's watch is one of my favourites: A Benarus Moray, series 3, with black sunbrushed dial and sand blasted case, on brown leather strap. I find I can stare at this watch a lot... there is something very satisfying, very aesthetically pleasing, about it's size and design. Benarus seem to have got it just right in my opinion. The bezel is very easy to grip and is spot on the 12 marker in its defualt ...
Updated 1st November 2012 at 05:48 by markrlondon (Typo fix)
Just a quick catch up for yesterday (20121030) and the day before yesterday (20121029). For yesterday I wore a vontage Oris (1950s or 1960s I think) with a seconds subdial. A very smart little watch that was services by the previous owner and is now in excellent condition. For the day before yesterday I wore a 1980s (probably) Luch 2209 with red iridescent dial. I bought two Luch 2209s a little while back: A white dial and this red dial. In the end I let the white dial ...
Updated 1st November 2012 at 02:59 by markrlondon
I saw this in SC in June last year after it was posted for what I thought was a bargain price. I'd wanted a triple date (i.e. date pointer, day wheel, month wheel) for some time and this seemed stunning for the price. Oddly enough it had been passed around on the forum a bit beforehand... I think it is a lovely watch but I do understand that gold (plating) is not popular at the moment and it's a bit big in some ...
Updated 13th November 2012 at 21:32 by markrlondon (Added intro picture; fixed typos.)