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LesXL
·This one always brings me a smile... Simple, creamy and one of my favourite case shape... Of course, the best background ever too
WRUW Today?
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befobe
·Will it be qualified again?
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sah
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MrFriday*
·Greetings from the german museum in munich
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mswilks
·Niece’s wedding (outside in TX)
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dougiedude
·Longines were longing for wrist time today 😀:
1950. There’s a lot to love about this watch: Those true arrowhead ♠️ markers… solid 14K gold case; funky lugs!
It has Longines first ever automatic movement in it, the caliber 22A.
1950. There’s a lot to love about this watch: Those true arrowhead ♠️ markers… solid 14K gold case; funky lugs!
It has Longines first ever automatic movement in it, the caliber 22A.
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Dsloan
·Seiko SPB313 for a really fun day of filming outside. If you're in Baltimore in May, I highly recommend catching the kinetic sculpture race.
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LesXL
·Longines were longing for wrist time today 😀:
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1950. There’s a lot to love about this watch: Those true arrowhead ♠️ markers… solid 14K gold case; funky lugs!
It has Longines first ever automatic movement in it, the caliber 22.
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noelekal
··Home For Wayward WatchesBig chores in the yard call for tough watches. The old Glycine is always equal to the task.
Feel kind of bad about it though. This morning I was putting it on and fastening the strap while walking down the hall. I fumbled it and it fell about five feet to the tile floor, striking it smartly. Don't see any superficial external damage. I'll run it for a few days and see if it's sterling timekeeping ability is degraded.
So far, so good though.
Feel kind of bad about it though. This morning I was putting it on and fastening the strap while walking down the hall. I fumbled it and it fell about five feet to the tile floor, striking it smartly. Don't see any superficial external damage. I'll run it for a few days and see if it's sterling timekeeping ability is degraded.
So far, so good though.
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RobMc
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ghce
·Titoni this morning.
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BPD
·Post gravel bike ride nutrition replenishment 😀
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140dave
·Yeah, I know, get a new watch already lol. But at least it’s on a flat link for a change of pace. (There are a couple “new” watches at the spa)
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dougiedude
·Now the other cal 22 is screaming!
So onto my wrist it goes:
1950 caliber 22AS
So onto my wrist it goes:
1950 caliber 22AS
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Jones in LA
··Not in LA anymore.A crown for coronation day 😀
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CanadianLobster
·Big chores in the yard call for tough watches. The old Glycine is always equal to the task.
Feel kind of bad about it though. This morning I was putting it on and fastening the strap while walking down the hall. I fumbled it and it fell about five feet to the tile floor, striking it smartly. Don't see any superficial external damage. I'll run it for a few days and see if it's sterling timekeeping ability is degraded.
So far, so good though.
