WRUW Today?

[Taddyangle]

Prefer the rubber over the mesh.

 

[adam78]

1928 Hamilton Oval in green gold fill...sorry the dial is not mint, but it is original. 95% of these have been refinished at some point, it seems...

 

[bmd64v46u]

 

[Hijak]

FOIS on new Hirsh Medici strap...

Thanks Adam!

 

[adam78]

Glad that worked out well for you, Ed.

 

[sneer]

 

[niels]

feels like summer in SF, so the speedmaster went back on the nato strap this morning

 

[dougiedude]

timeismoney

Having a dark chocolate kind of day.

I absolutely love dark chocolate...This kind, and the other kind!

 

[dougiedude]

This, just arrived from Colorado:

 

[styggpyggeno1]

Signed for a new job today. Weapon of choice (but paired with a suit):

Edited: Feb 12, 2015

 

[cristos71]

dougiedude

This, just arrived from Colorado:

You´ve got it real bad!!

 

[dougiedude]

cristos71

You´ve got it real bad!!

Yes, just part of my mental 'adjustment' and the 'good-bye' I had to say to the Ed White that got away... I've been looking for one of these at a decent price, and naturally, it popped up the same day I jumped on your two beauties..

...it's also what happens to me when I start 'looking around' too much!!

 

[destroid]

Planning for a future WRUW post - thanks DLT222!

 

[rhetoric]

First full day with my new 'daily'. Loving the blue hands. Quite comfortable too.

 

[adam78]

Late afternoon switch to a new arrival, from about 1927...Tiffany Longines 14K white gold (so is the amazing bracelet)...This appears to have spent most of its life stored away, I think.

 

[abritdownunder]

Just got my first pocket watch:

According to the serial number, I believe it was made around 1909.

 

[Norfolk]

Shopping .....

 

[HogWldFLTR]

adam78

Late afternoon switch to a new arrival, from about 1927...Tiffany Longines 14K white gold (so is the amazing bracelet)...This appears to have spent most of its life stored away, I think.

Lovely watch; reminds me of my grandfather's old watch which still runs.

 

[Billyp7718]

 

[dougiedude]

abritdownunder

Just got my first pocket watch:

According to the serial number, I believe it was made around 1909.

Here's my Waltham 1894 in 14k that I picked up for 100 bills around 20 years ago in an antique shop.

Incidentally, I just entered your watch into a query on the NAWCC-info.org site, and it called yours a model 1897. I'm not sure but perhaps the model number is the year in which they started production.

Even though I've had this watch for a while, I'm quite clueless about them!