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03Hemi
·I guess this guy got every cent back on his Enzo? hahahaha
My Daily Speedmaster, 4 years later
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vbrad26
·Whoa talk about a throwback.
That car (aside from the crash) had/has a crazy story to go along with it.
Here is a link to said story for anyone who is interested, and has some time to kill:
https://www.thedrive.com/news/2559/the-weird-wild-saga-of-gizmondo-part-1
That car (aside from the crash) had/has a crazy story to go along with it.
Here is a link to said story for anyone who is interested, and has some time to kill:
https://www.thedrive.com/news/2559/the-weird-wild-saga-of-gizmondo-part-1
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03Hemi
·140-190mph and he survived the crash and walked away! Unbelievable.
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mikekchc
·I am putting my Speedmaster back on the bracelet right now
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AriTheWatchmaker
·This ia a really fun post. Well done!
I don't want to restart any fires but do you take your speedy swimming?
Dont tell a watchmaker that you take it swimming at least- how quick could I void that warranty? Its a 3.0 bar watch so swimming or showering is only for someone that wants to spend $750-1500 on the repairs.
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asrnj77
·Dont tell a watchmaker that you take it swimming at least- how quick could I void that warranty? Its a 3.0 bar watch so swimming or showering is only for someone that wants to spend $750-1500 on the repairs.
If the Omega watchmaker complained I’d direct him to Omega’s own guidance indicating that’s ok for submersion (aka swimming). Of course assuming it’s been properly serviced and pressure checked. I personally don’t swim with mine but I know others that have
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Radiozoop
·Awesome! We should all have 1 watch that we wear in this way, treat it as a tool watch. Unfortunately my speedy is a 145.022-69 so I use my Tudor Black Bay Black in this manner. I've had it for almost 4 years and love that it's aging honestly.
Keep wearing in good health!
At the behest of the vintage section of the forum I daily my CK2451-7 321 Omega Chronograph... basically, it’s a 321 Seamaster before they started printing Seamaster on the dial:
People will disagree with me about daily wear of a 321, but if it needs a service I have a competent watchmaker on my side. The watch simply brings too much happiness to me to see it sit in my box😀
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