'63 168.005 caliber 561 on a Kelaran gator small grain black strap today.

 

Only a temporary 19mm strap I had in the box, but the rest is fresh from the mailbox....

 

You guys are killing me...

 

All we need now is a 64' and we got the best of the 60's!

 

On new croc leather shoes.. ;-)

 

Boss was tossing this into the trash as I walked in this morning, between his hand and the can I caught it in the air.

Case is scratched, crystal is gouged but its keeping time....any personal experience info someone can pass on to me about this watch I would appreciate it. May keep this for a daily, love the size!

On the back: 7S26-0020 Scuba Diver's Singapore Movement. On dial: 7S26-112X

 

Suh... wait for it... WEET.

 

Some new rally rubber for the Vulca-tona.

 

Good catch. as tough as old boots they are with many variants - http://forums.watchuseek.com/f281/c...iver-variants-skx007-its-siblings-191450.html

Love mine and it says hi!

 

Hi Cousin & Thanks!

Just priced out a new crystal and an OEM Seiko Stainless Bracelet. Ouch, but think I will take the plunge. Would love to do a "Pepsi" bezel too.

Feels really good on my wrist.

 

Interested to see the results if you go ahead, been thinking about some custom work myself - well not for me although that's probably more of a priority

 

Yeah, yeah... I know. I know this is not wart-land and that bubbles are meant to be popped.

 

Tempted to go grab my 168.005 and join in, but trumped by second fresh spa returnee this week.... ex Kyle L bumper with full service, fresh crystal and crown, and lightly polished hands. It still wears its history proudly, but some of the 'consumables' have been refreshed. Still cant work out why I can't feel the bumper bumping on the wrist - is that just me?

 

What cyclops?

 

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