Reply With QuoteThat's a smashing veteran Rollie, Foggy :D
Moi? Glycine Airman 8
Cheers,
Gert
Soon be the weekend :lol:
6536/1 for me today.
Cheers
Foggy
That's a smashing veteran Rollie, Foggy :D
Moi? Glycine Airman 8
Cheers,
Gert
UTS for me today :)
Sanjay
Plongeur friday here in Stockholm :) ,
A great weekend to everyone!
/Stefan
Mark MCXLVIII:
:D :D :D
Cheers,
Martin ("Crusader")
Pour moi le PRS14 - great watch, crappy photo :)
:)
Alan
Photobucket is "closed for maintenance!" When it is running again I wi ll post something!
Martin :evil:
It is showing pictures though, despite the maintenance ... I just copied the URL from an earlier posted photo of mine, and voilą! :wink:Originally Posted by Chisholm
Cheers,
Martin ("Crusader")
Another DN day for me, though for about two minutes I had a platinum Lange 1 Worldtimer on...and virtually, I'm wearing the M32. :D
Ming
Weeeeeellllll,
For me today, it's one of these:
Superb watch!
Oh, and it works just fine at around 25m deep!
Tra.
Jason
Mmmm...Diver's seem popular...what can I find...
Almost forgot I had this one - need to set time, date, etc.
NOS PloProf hands and TF DN strap...so there is a link.... 8)
A bit different for me today. A black (anodized or PVD) Seiko 7a38 (same case as RAF Seiko Type I), with black dial with gold batons, on matching black bracelet with gold accents. Actually bought it a few years ago, but just got the bracelet from ebay. No pictures of it yet.
Thought some would appreciate this video too.
The Weekend Music Video
This Today
Paul. :D
That occured to me as well, but it's not much use when you're trying to up-load new photos... :cry:It is showing pictures though, despite the maintenance ... I just copied the URL from an earlier posted photo of mine, and voilą! :wink:
Just have to wait.
Jim :)
This today.
Started the day with PRS-53 on brown aviator (first time trying the combo, and I really like it). Zeno Army Diver arrived back from getting mended this morning, so switched to that on a black sharkskin from Don Ginsler. I'll probably switch between the two all day as I'm working from home.
Dave E
Skating away on the thin ice of a new day
176.012
Cheers,
Neil.
Paul - Dig the watch. Beautiful example, by the way.
Discovered them (and the Longines CAF) right after I had my financial "mishap" - of which I am still
suffering, so I must wait. But it's on my list in of the top 5 watches I must get - maybe. Certainly it's
in the top 10.
DC56
btw. Gert, I really like that Airman :)
Have a nice weekend all.
\Thomas
Your arm looks a bit pasty, maybe you should get some sun :lol:That's a smashing veteran Rollie, Foggy :D
Moi? Glycine Airman 8
Cheers,
Gert
AS1802.4
Best wishes,
Bob
Today I am wearing the Numa Jeannin Chrono altough it still needs some servicing as it is not running as it should.
I'm sending the one on the far right (170mm) to a watch maker to have some lugs fitted so I can fit a strap.
From L to R:
PRS-1, Quad 10, Azimuth Bombardier, Klick R/C
Today I am mostly wearing my PRS 14 on a scabby, old, but comfortable (Issued...........years ago) NATO. The Precista really is a cracking watch.
Out to you
James
It always looks a little cardbord-like after waxing, but then I don't get the usual "why did you let an Orangutan wear your watch?"
A vacation in the sun is a great idea! How is the winter surfing in the Firth of Forth? Perhaps I'll nip over... :wink: :P
Cheers,
Gert
Way to go, lurch! That Bombardier is too small and girlie anyway :wink:
BTW, I'd be grateful for a close-in on the PRS-1 and Quad 10 side-by-side when you get a chance.
Cheers,
Gert
Nice one Sanjay :cry:
This for me still.
Paul
GOT...TO...KILL...CAPTAIN STUPID!
This.
:wink:
Cheers, Aldo.
PRS-14 on Hirsch Mobile.
PRS3 DN for me today..
Gert,
Close-up of PRS-1 and Quad 10 as requested.
Sorry if they're a bit dark, best I could do with what I had.
Let me know if you want me to mail the full (2Mb) image to you.
Ta-ta!
still on....
Have a nice weekend all :D
OOPS!
Forgot to do the final save after "RESIZE"
Apologies for the big piccie.
Bell&Ross Space 3 Ti
regards,
peter pas
neatlittlefellow
I took this with me on a trip to New Zealand last month, and am still wearing it since returning earlier this week.
My wife's Samurai also survived remarkably unscathed : 8)
Have a top weekend, all.
Jim :)
A Grey day today..........
Have a great weekend all. :)
Best Regards - Peter
I'd hate to be with you when you're on your own.
Thanks. To my eye, the Quad really looks more like the old JLCs than the IWCs(?) Handsome watches, both :D
Cheers,
Gert
Zenith Rainbow Elite
Wearing the Baby today.
The "1938"
With parallel screw-heads.
Top strap, thick too! 24mm Rule!
john
"The whole purpose of mechanical watches is to be impertinent." ~ Lionel a Marca, CEO of Breguet
Aye, on the strap. But how about them pesky screws on yer case back :wink:
Cheers,
Gert
Now that is rather lovely :shock:Zenith Rainbow Elite
Dave E
Skating away on the thin ice of a new day
Aye, on the strap. But how about them pesky screws on yer case back :wink:
Cheers,
Gert
john
"The whole purpose of mechanical watches is to be impertinent." ~ Lionel a Marca, CEO of Breguet
Dread for little ol' me.
I am still undecided whether to start 'investing' in some of these old CAFs ...Paul - Dig the watch. Beautiful example, by the way.
Discovered them (and the Longines CAF) right after I had my financial "mishap" - of which I am still
suffering, so I must wait. But it's on my list in of the top 5 watches I must get - maybe. Certainly it's
in the top 10.
Even tho the Lemania (and Eterna) came out a year after the first Longines, they were
already an improvement by having center seconds ... something rare at the time. Especially
for a basic Pilot's.
Have you seen this?
http://www.network54.com/Forum/169624/m ... y+watches-
john
"The whole purpose of mechanical watches is to be impertinent." ~ Lionel a Marca, CEO of Breguet
Sir, I trust that embargo-breaking cigar was photographed outside the USA :D :wink:Dread for little ol' me.
Cheers,
Gert
Got me.
Try some of the better cigars from the Dominican Republic. They have a slightly different flavour, a bit deeper, without the high sweet note the good Cubans have. Cubans are a bit better for after dinner cigars, just because of the sweetness, but the DR ones are better middle of the day ones.
Best wishes,
Bob
Still this one :D
Wish you all a great weekend
Jon
What do you think about Nicaraguan and Honduran cigars? I think they are close to the Cubans as far as robustness goes, and much of the tobacco is produced in a valley which is claimed to have similar soil and climate to the Vuelta Abajo region in Cuba. :?:
I don't smoke very often. Currently my body is fighting off some quietly manifesting infection, as my left side jaw lymph node is enlarged and sore. :( Sucks too, since my wife's cousin (recent Northern Irish emigre) and her Policeman/ex-U.S. Marine husband are coming down this weekend from the Boston area and I hear that he smokes cigars. Perhaps I will have one with some brandy since I have more than a few of these Montes littering the humidors.
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