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Dude…you know there’s Dunkin’ at EWR, right?

You know what to do.

Our van was late this morning so had to bypass. Had some hotel coffee… yuk
 
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The JM kept me on time at work today.
Love it. Looks like the Landeron cal 349....an under appreciated chronograph.

Duracuir1, that LED from the 70s reminds me of The Day the Earth Stood Still.
Klaatu barada nikto

Maybe it's time to get one of those LED watches and start having LED Friday. No LCDs.
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Cool diver formally belonging to cool dude. I like the dial layout. Also pouring today so comes in handy
 
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ACCUTRON ASTRONAUT 214HN hacking GMT
by: BULOVA

CIA approved / issued wrist watch for use by USAF pilots of
The North American X-15 hypersonic rocket-powered aircraft ,
The Lockheed A-12 Reconnaissance aircraft
The Lockheed SR-71 "Blackbird" long-range, high-altitude, Mach 3+ strategic reconnaissance aircraft

misc:
Worn by Mecury astronauts as back up (secondary wrist watch) timing device in the early GEMINI program along with the OMEGA Speedmaster Professional cal. 321 movement.
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Wearing this until that new toy phase passes. Keeps good time.
Wearing this til that New Toy phase passes…wonder when THAT will be???
 
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The nighthawk

‘Deauville’
Reference: 155.0007
Year: 1970ish
Cal: 684
Movement: Automatic
Power Reserve: 40h
Jewels: 24
Case Diameter: 27mm x 51mm
Water Resistance: 30 meters
Case Back: Key-bolt compressor
Dial: Grey
Body: Stainless Steel
Bracelet/Strap: Double-fold clasp Ref: 1217/207
 
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The last of the “thin” bezel Seamasters. Third generation “transitional” Omega Seamaster 300, Ref. 165014-63 - cal. 550 - from 1964. These models were the bridge before the fourth variant, Ref. 165.024 was introduced with its “thick” bakelite bezel and distinctive baton-hour hand.
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An Omega again today. Ref 14381 Constellation. Feels a little on the small side, TBH, but the flat-link 1035 is a nice change from the BoR bracelets that are on most of my vintage Omegas.