Love those transparent hands, Bob.
fj1
Best wishes,
Bob
Love those transparent hands, Bob.
Bob, are those see-through hands on the fj1?
Cool concept 8) .
It's midsummer celebrations today here in Sweden and it will likely be wet in more than one way today :twisted: .
So I'll go with something rugged that can deal with that (and deflect small/medium sized asteroids) :lol: .
/Stefan
Can't get the BM off my wrist this week... 8)
Bob, I like that one, one of your best, those hands really are great.
Steve, thats a great pic of your Black monster, I love the way that you can see the glow of the lume even in broad daylight just at thge edge under the shadow of the case.
I'm wearing a cheapo Adidas 200m diver, I put a MOD dial in so the looks are passable, but the main word for this watch is CHEAP :-)
regards
siggy
Well spotted - that's exactly it. The lume is so intense you can often see it in broad daylight. There's no downside to this watch - it is absolutely gorgeous. I may have to marry it.Originally Posted by siggy
It's a good job I didn't get an orange one - I'd be in prison by now... :sex:
Wearing Dreadnought today....
Have a great day
Dale Arnold
Spokane, Wa.
PRS3 on SB nato and drinking a Berghoff IPA, waiting for a PRS17 sighting.
Vintage Semaster 120m for me:
Hi everyone,
Mido Commander for me today, have a great WE !
Cheers,
David
It may be Friday but I haven't been to bed yet so I will report "tomorrow" on what I decide to wear. 8) :twisted:
My Friday-watch, the IWC Ingenieur
Greetings from Germany!
Andi :)
This one at the end of Thur, have not made a Fri decision yet:
Remarkable hands on the f&j, Bob. I went for the Airman.
Cheers,
Gert
This old boy..... :D
When you look long into an abyss, the abyss looks long into you.........
Speedy pro for me.
Hopefully next week his 41year old father will be coming to live, a 105 033-65 after a brief stay at the old folks homes for a service :wink:
Cheers,
Ben.
Cheers,
Ben
..... for I have become the Jedi of flippers
" an extravagance is anything you buy that is of no earthly use to your wife "
Cheers
Foggy
16613 rolex blingmariner
I'm not as think as you drunk I am.
This one today.
Cheers,
Martin
I love the innovative hands on the f&j Bob.
Some nice Omegas today - SM300 for me this morning, Speedy later.
Zeno 1938. :P
john
THIN is the new BLACK
Oris for me today
Your new "Folly" is most striking Bob and the dial, to me at least, is your most original design so far. I like it very much.
Eddie
Whole chunks of my life come under the heading "it seemed like a good idea at the time".
As I was telling 'Dave E' (when we met up) ... I used to have a Citizen which did just that, when the lume was loaded ... it used to glow even in daylight ... and frighten small children whenever near a shadow ... I must say, I used to think it was cool. 8)Originally Posted by Steve264
Anyway, the reason I am writing this ... with the Damasko DC57 :roll: ... when you took it away from the shadow the green lume would completely disappear into pure white ... the effect was downright eerie. Still don?t make me buy one tho. :P
* * *
Nice hands Bob! Now you need to work on the signature ... looks like FUDJ ... FUDGE.
john
THIN is the new BLACK
Thanks for the comments, folks. The watch was to try out the hands.. ;)
The problem was to see how one could use hands taking an infill on a watch without any luminous markers. (I have a definite lack of good, wide, blued steel hands.) I had been thinking about color washes (thin, translucent, colours). And then the penny dropped.
I put the "f&j" there because there was a lot of space, and I've been told a number of times that I need something other than the 3 cubes. I thought I would give it a try. The "f&j" stands for "flotsam & jetsam". :)
Best wishes,
Bob
This today and for a while now its set up correctly :?:
Very smart Bob Paul. :D
My new Stowa Marine. Arrived yesterday so it has yet to leave my wrist.
I do like that, Bob, very classy looking!
Omega AT Chrono for me today:
Dave E
Skating away on the thin ice of a new day
Thats one wonderful watch pal, congratulations and wear it well!Originally Posted by quoll
I'm not as think as you drunk I am.
"Beaver" Camp :roll:
I had to wait untill I was 18 :twisted:
This today
this yellow one today
This one for me today :D
RLT Chronometer on black alligator today:
I'm wearing my PRS-14 on a new watchadoo lumpy bracelet today. We moved into our new house last Friday and since we have a pond with some pebbles around it I thought I'd try a photo there this morning (not copying anyone elses style honest ;)).
this later on...
Happy Friday all.
Decided to have a change from the Sinn656 for the weekend, let's be fair, it's just about the only watch I've worn for five months! So I had a root amongst this lot..................
....and decided I am long overdue for something shiny, so chose this........
............and I still haven't sold any to help fund a UX, and now the DN GMT has reared it's head :roll: :roll: :roll:
F.T.F.A.
This custom job.
.
Today I'm wearing my Omega Dynamic Chrono.
Collected this yesterday.
Not been well all week, so forgive grainy pics.
Paul
GOT...TO...KILL...CAPTAIN STUPID!
PAM 112 on a Timefactors strap!
Stowa Marine Chrono
Hope you are feeling better soon Paul and congratulations on that wonderful watch....(jealous I am :wink: )Originally Posted by Mrcrowley
I was wearing this, bought last week from Dr Pete -
it's a 6138-7000 from 1973 in lovely condition, on a Timefactors rally to give it that authentic 'Jason King' look :D
But then the postman knocked......Bry had worked his dark(ish) arts again -
PRS14...satinised
Friday it is...... and happy I am ! :lol:
:)
Alan
This one still.......
Speedbird 1 today for work, perhaps the Zeno later for some DIY.