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Can't decide....I'm in UK for 24 hours and have choice of these:
 
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Can't decide....I'm in UK for 24 hours and have choice of these:

Tough choice Mr SF !

Best Neil
 
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Can't decide....I'm in UK for 24 hours and have choice of these:
That really is a First World problem - although it's a nice problem to have.
 
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My GS in the morning sun. 96c723b22c0758e40ade8774155c7b61.jpg
 
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Can't decide....I'm in UK for 24 hours and have choice of these:
Do you actually wear the BD? I made it a rule never to buy a watch I was too scared to wear, but that one is a rule breaker ... I'd have it on a pedestal in a glass dome with mission impossible proof laser alarms ... That thing is truly legendary.
 
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A recent addition to my growing stable of military-issued references - A17A navigation watch, hacking, caliber 10BNCH.
 
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That really is a First World problem - although it's a nice problem to have.

Funnily enough I spend most of my time in Third World.....
 
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At the airport, heading back to work馃檨 at least I get to see the rest of my watches馃榾
 
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One I don't wear very often. I'm second owner. Bought new in 1933. It has 18-jewels, adjusted to temperature, isochronism, and six positions. Rolex Prince Observatory Duo-dial, otherwise know as a "doctor's watch". Original and unrestored, and showing all of its 82 years.