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Lovely restoration, well done!

No, I think it looks OK. Due the the type of watch it is, it's suitable.

Great result and thanks for the recommendation.

Done!

I don’t understand how the pushers can operate at the surface?

Exactly, hence the comment.

Looks big on that 6.7” wrist, for a dress watch.

Hi beat for me. Bracelet essential, much easier to switch to a strap than to a bracelet. The case is a more interesting shape and has a clean dial. They’re chalk and cheese though really with 3k...

Great choice. I love the concept of a watch ageing with the owner.

The 43 is huge and heavy. I’ve 6.75 wrists and no, too big for me. Your 16600 looks perfect.

I’d keep it. The new one would have no soul for you.

It’s good to know who it’s worth dealing with. Hope you get it sorted soon.

Ah yes, the concert from Vienna on New Year's Day. Middle-aged white bloke, middle-aged white bloke, middle-aged white bloke. I concede that in recent years this becoming more punctuated with...

Ah, indeed, well spotted that man!

I understood the PO was the “victim”, investigator and prosecutor in the cases.

There is one more episode, Mr Bates vs the Post Office: The Real Story (or something similar) which should help you process your feelings.

Thanks for the update and your care Dave, look after yourself too.

Please give Eddie my regards and best wishes when you can.

The zenith is cool. WOS special editions not selling well then?

Isn’t the issue here more the confusion as to what the limit actually is, due to the broad, under-funded and poorly thought out nature of its implementation, rather than the “lower speed is safer”...

Very sad news Eddie. Best wishes to you.

That’s insane Carl just brilliant! Thank you for sharing it too.

Big fan of Fenix here too but I picked up a cheap one (£8) from Lidl/Aldi for the car and it’s really surprisingly good for the money, produces a really small, tight square of light when zoomed down...

-15/+25 seconds per day you say?

Very sad news and thank you for the tributes to allow us all to be a bit closer to him and his family.

I'm no expert, clearly, but I can't see either of these current watches being harder to get in future. Residuals on Rolex across most models seem to be slipping slowly back towards something arguably...

Fairly sure it’s a railway T key, aka carriage key.