Has to be the Explorer II
Going to a wedding. So thought I'd wear something dressy and smart
Still wearing this lots.....
HAGWE everyone.
this one for me...
HAGWE
Received my vintage Speedmaster back from a service just in time for my trip to Boston...
Strictly speaking, that was ThursdayOriginally Posted by Horologos
Has to be the Explorer II
Back off the nato today for a night in town...
No atmospheric photos from me, just a quick and dirty. The background is from this months CAR magazine, 50 years of watches to go alongside their 50 years of the magazine - only 27 watches though!
just in the door from work wearing this
going to et about 4 hours sleep and be out the door again wearing this
yes the same watch cos i am going back to flippin' work, roll on the weekend.
HAGWE!
My favourite work-day wearer.
Got to be
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Budget beater flieger
Damasko all this week.
HAGWE
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A busy day today. Two practice sessions for the Singapore Grand Prix followed by England's opening game in defence of the World Twenty20 Championship.
This retirement lark can be quite demanding. Time is of the essence, so I will be wearing this:
Have a good weekend, everybody.
Regards
Ian
Although no trees were harmed during the creation of this post, a large number of electrons were greatly inconvenienced.
Max Bill Chronoscope...
Tactico on cordura ...
HAGWE,
laurent
Been on my wrist all week - gold Seiko 6139
TSAR on one of Eddies awesome black NATOs :
Seiko for work today, don't know what I'll be wearing later.
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This little beauty
"A man of little significance"
Seiko Fieldmaster for the field
regards
Terje
This fine Friday I'll be sporting this.........
HAGWE
This old thing ...
Enjoy everybody
Brane
As I've been wearing my 16600 all week, I've got this beauty on today
PRS-3 for me:
Dave E
Skating away on the thin ice of a new day
HAGWE!
Andreas
Omega SMP 300
Sinn today.
regards,
Nick
Good morning,
Even though there are lots of other and more expensive watches in my collection I keep returning to this one...
It is so easy to read in any light or lack thereof and very accurate as well. Ceramic lunette and sapphire crystal make it ideal for work and play.Easily switched from good quality bracelet to Nato or any other strap I like...Bring on the weekend at work!
Regards,
Marc
P.S.: Since we have no Tube with the sign you have in the UK, the logo does not bother me at all...
Going for a swim this morning so it's the G-Shock for me.
A long search for the perfect daily wearer, with many failed attempts on the way, has resulted in a stunning, well presented exterior with a forty odd year old beating heart - like it's owner
Photo courtesy of M Cockett
Haven't posted on a Friday in a little while but don't think that there has ever been two Hublots posted before, so thought it might have some novelty value.
Fish and chips, Morecambe and Wise, Redgrave and Pincent, Scott and Shackleton, Smith and Jones, Spitfire and Hurricane, the two Ronnies, Mercury and May, Wills and Kate, Dave and Si, Vulcan and Lightening, Cook and Strauss, Mansell and Williams, Dick and Dom, Churchill and Monty, Basil and Sybil, Ben Nevis and Snowdon, O'Sullivan and Hendry, French and Suanders, Rick and Ade, Cheddar and Jacobs................... Eddie and Rich, aka Everest and Toshi.
HAGWE!
Rob
Vintage
I'm still just mostly wearing this one:
Heuer Monza Cal.15
Home with the kids today. Daily beater, hagwe.
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