Reply With QuoteRight now, still wearing this:
Tomorrow, will no doubt be wearing a diver as I'm off work, so probably this:
Have a great week end all
A new arrival courtesy of chrisrennie44 and SC.
Never seen one before and I like it a lot - have a good weekend all!
The problem is that I want an Orca now...
Right now, still wearing this:
Tomorrow, will no doubt be wearing a diver as I'm off work, so probably this:
Have a great week end all
And another from SC, quick iPhone pic.
Malc
Gonna wear this redialed Russkie equipped with a Molnija made in 1953...
This russian thingy for me
Amfibia sharpened von neuman356 auf Flickr
HAGWE!
What is this, and where can I get one?
Love it.
O&W......
You probably can't buy one just like this, but there are several very similar models on eBay (US). In the Wristwatches category, type "Molnija" in the search window and be sure to check the box that says "Include description."Originally Posted by ronnie3585
What is this, and where can I get one?
Love it.
Mine is unusual in that the movement was a very early Molnija production model that bears all the engraving as to when and where it was manufactured. Very few Molnijas share this trait.
Here's an example:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/SHTURMANSKIE...item1c1e7808dd
Good luck!
New arrival: Khaki Sub 660ft
Taken just now...
I wear it most days and it does a cracking job!
Have a great Friday everyone!
Toby :-)
Mrs Bond and I have been away for the last few days in the mountains of British Columbia - and my trusty SMP has been with me all week :) It's back to work tomorrow/today - time difference messes with my head sometimes :evil:, but it pays for these little trips away :wink:
HAGWE y'all :)
My latest...
Rock n' roll Rolex,
Out for a session in the real ale pubs of central Brum later.
It could get messy so....
Cheers! :drunken:
back home from wearing this
so wearing this
HAGWE
mike
Heuer Calculator cal. 12 today
been wearing this all week
Today, as with every day, it's the GMT, very rare does anything else get a look in :lol: :lol:
Working at home today, so:
Have a good weekend, especially those of you going to the Goodwood Revival. Remember, we need to see lots of photos, please!
Regards
Ian
Although no trees were harmed during the creation of this post, a large number of electrons were greatly inconvenienced.
Well it was Saturday morning here in Tokyo, but still Friday in the UK, so ... time to get up.
And up.
With a couple of friends, we take the 6.30am shinkansen ( bullet ) train from Tokyo to Mt Tanigawa. A couple of hours after setting off, and we arrive. A short walk takes us to the cable car ( strictly, a Funitel ) which can whisk weary Tokyoites the first 4000ft in 10 mins.
We decide not to take this because on our the map, next to the contours for the ridge on the right of the Funitel, it says "some of the steepest terrain in Japan". Sounds interesting. Mt Tanigawa at about 6500ft is by no means the tallest mountain in Japan ( Mt Fuji, 12400ft ) but it does have it's own somewhat unfortunate claim to mountain fame ...
More people have died on this mountain than any other in the world.
About 850 deaths known to date, more than four times as many as Everest. The relatively close proximity to the world's largest city, a warm cable car to take you half way, but landslides, avalanches, narrow rock ridges and some VERY changeable weather make it deceptively perilous.
Somewhere in the back of my mind was the story of a climbing party that had gone missing in 1943. Their bleached bones were eventually discovered. In 1973.
I decided about now that a wrist shot would be appropriate.
Looking across at the ridge on the other side, the weather is, as legend foretold, significantly worsening. We need this ridge to descend.
Made it to the first of two peaks, this one at 6440ft ...
There is another peak a short traverse away. It's actually only 40ft higher but it is higher, so we have to bag that one too ...
And of course, what I really got up at 4.30am for, the TZ-UK summit shot :
Then a quick turnaround and scamper down the opposite ridge faster than Frodo tied to an anvil. The weather, looking back to the summit ( on the right in this picture ), no doubt catching many out again.
And now down. Time for a refreshment and final cheeky wrist shot ...
Paul
This one today.
Alpha today.
:lol:
Cheers
Michael
HAGWE!
The new "beater". HAGWE :)
A week in Watergate Bay with this dude
Back home now and this for today - considering a rose gold conversion!
The orange hand!
Good morning,
Since this arrived just a few days ago it is the only Sinn I'm proud of...
Hagwe,
Marc
P.S.: Thanks, Ebon!
:DAnd another from SC, quick iPhone pic.
Malc
PO 45.5 on Nato all week :)
A great weekend to all.
Andy
There are some Friday posts that I really look forward to, Paul. And yours is definitely one.
The thought that goes into creating them for our viewing pleasure is really appreciated :thumbup:
I'm always chuffed when people take the effort to post an interesting set-up, whether it's the dive pics (Mike Seadog's post earlier is a great example) or even the ones taken on the fly in front of the PC or out in the street (Alan Carlton-Browne does this to great effect with seemingly little effort). It fair makes my day sometimes.
Hats off to you all :cheers:
Seiko Tuna today
HAGWE!
Black is the new black 8)
HAGWE
Hi all, wearing this today
Precista PRS5 on a military strap
Mark
Jazzmaster today :)
HAGWE!
Andreas :)
Changed mind last minute
Certina Argonaut Val. 72
#womw 16/9 by Noodlefish, on Flickr
Christ on a [s:2syy2nry]Bike[/s:2syy2nry] ....Mesh
:D
Thank you sir. Was just pleased to get a clear summit shot this time, after the Mt Fuji debacle.
Mike ( seadog )'s photo though has proper drama !
Paul
i know where i would rather have been paul :lol:
Mike ( seadog )'s photo though has proper drama !
Paul
Paul - That was a cracking Friday post, and the mountain looked lovely!
Sinn for me today:
Dave E
Skating away on the thin ice of a new day
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