WRUW Today?

Barking mad · Dec 27, 2023

Sundowners..

Coffee..

Donko1100 · Dec 27, 2023

A warm and sunny Christmas here in Bulgaria

grokas · Dec 27, 2023

Few more days now...

gbesq · Dec 27, 2023

Good day all. 1952 Seamaster 2635 with a honeycomb dial and Breguet numerals.

Duracuir1 · Dec 27, 2023

Fun with the old F1. But not enough to move the date up.

peatnick · Dec 27, 2023

Wind up Wednesday

2910 calibre 284

minutenrohr · Dec 27, 2023

vbrad26 · Dec 27, 2023

New shoe/sock combo.

Lou P · Dec 27, 2023

CPRwatch · Dec 27, 2023

Spruce · Dec 27, 2023

RI Omega Fan · Dec 27, 2023

Same watch, every day for the past several weeks.

I took off the deployant and swapped back to the stock buckle on the Uncle (Seiko) Horween leather strap. It fits a bit better and is more comfortable for some reason. I love this strap!

bristnj · Dec 27, 2023

allwoundup
A post by @bristnj earlier today - a very handsome Caravelle “Sea Hunter” with original coffin link Caravelle bracelet and period advertisement - motivated me to delve into the Caravelle box.

The late 1960s Sea Hunters were beautifully proportioned thin dive watches that really hug the wrist. I picked up this 1969 Sea Hunter “in pieces” a few years back, complete except for hands. I was fortunate to find a date correct NOS 11DP movement with correct hands which I bought for “beer money” to complete the watch.

Sea Hunters are definitely worth adding to your collection if you run across one…you won’t be disappointed. While Caravelle was Bulova’s “budget” brand, relying primarily upon Japanese movements to keep costs down, they did from time to time power models with Swiss movements. There are Sea Hunters having a Swiss automatic movement…a very nice and collectible timepiece.

Cheers!

Nice save!!! 👍