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WRUW Today?
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·1969 Straight Writing.
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·145 022-69 with a JR dial mod. Grey dial, grey shirt, grey day kind of theme
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YYTIN
·Switched to that one after lunch…
not so easy to capture the glossy black dial and pink gold indexes / hands.
not so easy to capture the glossy black dial and pink gold indexes / hands.
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·Good Speedy Tuesday all
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keepsonticking
·I'm picking up good pulsations....
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·Mine is marked Breitling.
And just so you know…if I could do it again, I would’ve had my belt buckle [made and purchased in the Philippines circa 1989 while on deployment] marked with ANCHOR CLANKER [instead of U.S. NAVY] and marked with MAD DOG [instead of my normal name].
CLANK ON!
And your buckle was likely actually made in Olongapo, rather than Angeles. It's a great looking keepsake, even if it has your ho hum real name instead that Maverick-esque moniker. (Did you and your pals ever go out and play slow motion volleyball on the beach...shirtless?) I'll have to wait a couple of days to see the movement in my latest watch. I'm hoping it's marked like yours, but mathematically, it seems Wakmann is more likely. And yours is said to be a USN issue, but I can't confirm that.
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Duracuir1
··Never Used A KodakLike a sheep. Gotta follow on Speedy Day
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Lou P
··YaY!From the Puerto del Sol square in Madrid, this marker indicates kilometer zero from which distances in Madrid are measured and Spain’s 6 national roads radiate out.
This Philip V statue was supposedly the first equestrian statue to stand on two legs. The designer consulted with Galileo to make sure it would hold up. It did. 👍
This Philip V statue was supposedly the first equestrian statue to stand on two legs. The designer consulted with Galileo to make sure it would hold up. It did. 👍
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·Old Royal Navy Citizen BN0000-04H Diver 👍
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