Reply With QuoteJust in.Bit of a beast but i quiet like it.
Just back from Rocco's lapping machine at Watchworks:
Just in.Bit of a beast but i quiet like it.
This is a beautiful watchOriginally Posted by JeppeRober
Just back from Rocco's lapping machine at Watchworks:
A change for lunch and the afternoon at Hurlingham tennis. This vintage Omega always looks fantastic with a jacket and tie…
one of my lovely 100m during the day, cant make my mind up for the summer ball tonight though!
Speedy friday for me
On my wrist all week!!!
Pulsar mil
HAGWE all
Well done, it was definitely worth the effort.
This today.
In the Sotadic Zone, apparently.
Thanks, I'm very happy with it! And thanks again for the help. I'll take some more pictures, and write a post when I have some time this weekend.
Thanks mate. Its one of those things that just has to be dealt with.
He's a brave little soldier so it will pass.
No Way!!! That is mental. Are you out hunting Polar Bears or something?EDIT: Postie's been :)
I have to agree, that is literally mental.
Have a great weekend!
Clearly designed to double as a Life Buoy! I think you win today's exclusivity prize. :)EDIT: Postie's been :)
Sinn 142 today
An old shot but it's what I've had on this week - the fantastic PRS-29B on a Nomos cordovan. I had 3 compliments on the watch which is always pleasant and was able to tell the two more interested folk, that although they're currently sold out, Eddie has more on order.
Have a sunny weekend everyone.
David
Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations
I feel my twitch coming on!
How can that be comfortable?
M.
Breitling Cosmonaute 809 - What's not to like?
Today (every day! It's The One watch.....) on top of the greatest flavour crisps that Walkers have ever done.
Enjoying the new look of this after changing the bracelet out for a new Hirsch.
I have a gents' evening out in Stratford upon Avon tonight so am wearing this on a casual fudge/orange Toshi:
It's amazing how much the orange stitching brings out the orange dial details. On a black strap with black or white stitching, the orange seems much more muted
And now this. Thanks, Keith.
In the Sotadic Zone, apparently.
My first Friday entry, not worn this for over a year but being on here as a newbie this week has inspired me to start wearing some of my collection a bit more!
Clearly designed to double as a Life Buoy! I think you win today's exclusivity prize. :)
Well you never replied about your Pelagos and I had some change burning a hole.. ;-)
Picked it up off a fellow forum member this week. There's rarer watches around- it's one of 1970. It's a watch I've fancied trying for a while. A reissue from a few years ago based on Omega's project in the late 60s/early 70s to improve on the moon watch. NASA promptly said "thanks, but we're good.."
Not quite so nutty looking when the heat resistant shroud is removed ;-)
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Chronospace.
Please excuse old pic' & have a great w/e everyone.
Zenith for me today
Very sunny here in Lincoln, can't get a decent iPhone shot in this sun.
Cor!Just back from Rocco's lapping machine at Watchworks:
83 Speedy today
Nice! What's the case size please?Zenith for me today
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Early this morning.
Just arrived yesterday!!! New and unworn from 2007...
I do love this hunk of metal
Placcy Marathon Navigator.
Looking goooood. :)And now this. Thanks, Keith.
A Seiko beater since I'm off to the pub :)
Dress Down Friday and a nomination for most inappropriate strap/watch combo award.
Just landed- Fortis B42 Cosmonaut!
Thanks to Daney (valleywatch) for a great transaction!!
Aaaaaaarrrrrrggggghhhhh! Make it stop.
In the Sotadic Zone, apparently.
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