Let's See the Men/Women Behind The Watches....

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Nice patch 馃憤

 
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Here I am in the pet store with my Seamaster 300, my beloved tokay gecko Charlie, and a young macaw.

Tom

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Doing the "BK Lounge" coffee gig in MCO due to the lack of Dunkin' Donuts coffee.

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a little "doctored", if you will, but a great photograph the better half took of me today:

 
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Great thread.

Its great to be able to put faces to all of the posts.

Taken on a recent holiday to visit family in South Africa



Recent "Shattered Dreams" Public Relations event in the Dallas area with the Murphy Fire department

love the cheetah 馃榿

Are you a flight paramedic/RRT/RN?
 
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Pilot. I just fly the real talent. At least that's what I tell them 馃槈
Cool beans @Charlie3755...another rotorhead here...I'm a former U.S. Navy SH-60B driver. 馃憤
 
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@Mad Dog

Respect Sir. The SH60B is a beast!
Thanks, Charlie...it was a blast to fly. The hot girls didn't dig it, however...they dug the fighter and attack aircraft...so the jet pukes hogged all the action at the O Club on ladies night. 馃檨

Craptastic (blurry) pic from the early 1990's with the SH-60B on deployment...
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Thanks, Charlie...it was a blast to fly. The hot girls didn't dig it, however...they dug the fighter and attack aircraft...so the jet pukes hogged all the action at the O Club on ladies night.

Pic from the early 1990's with the SH-60B on deployment...

That's a great shot [emoji106]

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About 30 years ago I inherited my Grandfather's gold 1966 Seamaster Cal 562. That was the start of my Omega collection. In fact it was Omega Constellations that really got the Omegamadness going. I have 5 Connies 2782, 2852, 168.005, 168.018 and Manhattan. There are a variety of Seamasters ranging from Cal 269, Titane ref 1420 to SMP 2531.80. Most of my collection is vintage and ironically, my Speedmaster Pro, which is such a classic Omega, is modern - bought in 2012.

I have a soft spot for Tissot Seastars and also have several Longines Automatics from the 50s and 60s

I adore chronographs and together with my Speedy, I have IWC Pilot Chrono 3717, GST 3707, 1960s Bovet and a series of Nivadas including Chronoking Aviator Sea Diver, Grenchen Chronomaster, TDBK from the 1970s and a Skymaster.

I am keeping over 30 watches in rotation, worn 3 days at a time. I have the addiction pretty bad! Oldest watch is Rolex Speedking from 1948.
 
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About 30 years ago I inherited my Grandfather's gold 1966 Seamaster Cal 562. That was the start of my Omega collection. In fact it was Omega Constellations that really got the Omegamadness going. I have 5 Connies 2782, 2852, 168.005, 168.018 and Manhattan. There are a variety of Seamasters ranging from Cal 269, Titane ref 1420 to SMP 2531.80. Most of my collection is vintage and ironically, my Speedmaster Pro, which is such a classic Omega, is modern - bought in 2012.

I have a soft spot for Tissot Seastars and also have several Longines Automatics from the 50s and 60s

I adore chronographs and together with my Speedy, I have IWC Pilot Chrono 3717, GST 3707, 1960s Bovet and a series of Nivadas including Chronoking Aviator Sea Diver, Grenchen Chronomaster, TDBK from the 1970s and a Skymaster.

I am keeping over 30 watches in rotation, worn 3 days at a time. I have the addiction pretty bad! Oldest watch is Rolex Speedking from 1948.
Very nice collection but as you'll find in time we are all about pictures...so share some snaps of those beutiful watches!馃憤 Oh, and welcome to the forum!馃榾