Something along the lines of thishttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...05ce9faea0.jpg
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Something along the lines of thishttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...05ce9faea0.jpg
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https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-...gMv3qjS-XL.jpg
Stupidly sold this one - what was I thinking :-(
Posted this in the watches in the sun thread, but fits here too!https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...c286068b09.jpg
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Chainsaws rock!
Been watching a lot of evil dead with the kids lately...https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...5d9c6b0568.jpg
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Yeah, totally[emoji10]Quote:
Originally Posted by MartynJC (UK)
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That chain needs tightening...Quote:
Originally Posted by bubi
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Been building a fence in between some unseasonable rain here...https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...7195a81bac.jpg
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Often this is the one that gets the mucky jobs (in this case picking 120 years of paint out of our plaster cornicing)
https://i.postimg.cc/v8M7NdR8/20171117-121035.jpg
But not always. Lucky I was wearing this on a NATO when this springbar popped 20ft up a walnut tree
https://i.postimg.cc/MZzTzFhM/20190419-104615.jpg
Dave
I can't quite remember if I took this picture climbing up a huge mountain in 1953 or a small hill in 2021. It was definitely one of the two.
https://i.imgur.com/LvJ8LQEh.jpg
Please try to remember.Quote:
Originally Posted by M1011
Were a short Nepali guy and a tall Englishman following you? If so, there could be another chapter in the saga:-)
Did you find the springbar?Quote:
Originally Posted by sweets
Actually, I did, it had pinged straight down into my glove. It was a little bent, but straightened up fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Redcoat
:icon_biggrin:Quote:
Originally Posted by RAJEN
My father is retired and he's a classic car enthusiast who fixes his own cars. And he's also very hard on his (always cheap) watches. This 70€ Alpha took 10 years of abuse. Some hour markers were detached and the winding crown broke and the last 4 years it was open and probably took oil, water, coolant fluid inside... anything.
But the watch still keeps perfect time, believe it or not.
https://luxurywatches635.files.wordp...atch_head1.jpg
https://luxurywatches635.files.wordp...1/dsc_0002.jpg
https://i.ibb.co/5FxPhtZ/20210531-140510.jpg
Mission Industable.
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I didn’t know that you still had the Siduna. Are you still impressed with it? I must admit that it’s growing on me, especially the fly back version.Quote:
Originally Posted by sweets
there are a lot of people down this way that could take offence at that kind of comment! :livid:Quote:
Originally Posted by RAJEN
:wink-new:
What saga?!Quote:
Originally Posted by RAJEN
Made up one?
Yes, I'd say that fits the brief of the thread perfectly !Quote:
Originally Posted by Exiztence
Yes, still impressed, very much so. It is a very quietly competent watch. I've worn it SUP surfing all this week.Quote:
Originally Posted by Timelord
Have you got the flyback version?Quote:
Originally Posted by sweets
Especially if they were wearing Smiths 😀Quote:
Originally Posted by deerworrier
Understandably!Quote:
Originally Posted by deerworrier
I’m guessing by this picture you have had a bad gardening accident with a very sharp object, the watch has tooled up to make a tourniquet to stem the flow of blood?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lammylee
No, the instantaneous reset and restart is not a complication I would use, so I saved my money and bought the standard oneQuote:
Originally Posted by Timelord
Flyback would be nice to have but nothing more than that. Having just checked that there is a $1000 difference in price between the 2 versions, I definitely think you made the right choice.Quote:
Originally Posted by sweets
😆 very goodQuote:
Originally Posted by murkeywaters