WRUW Today?

[redpcar]

Constellation and a smoke 😀

 

[watchthinker]

Afternoon espresso….

 

[maanu]

 

[Alpha]

Happy days, Omega on the wrist and my wee pal for company 🥰

 

[Spruce]

 

[ghce]

Seamaster for todays outings.

 

[man_on_moonwatch]

Real men wear Orange...🤦

 

[Barking mad]

Sundowners..




Coffee..

 

[Mad Dog]

Zero-dark-thirty reveille for a 0600 departure from BUF…my 1861 is on duty…

 

[peatnick]

Seiko Sunday

 

[Alex Cheers]

 

[JwRosenthal]

Mad Dog

Zero-dark-thirty reveille for a 0600 departure from BUF…my 1861 is on duty…

Apparently the only analog instrument left in that cockpit.

 

[JwRosenthal]

Went to a Food festival yesterday at the harbor- stealth mode required.
Cover the red dot, just a seiko- nothing to see here.

 

[abrod520]

Mad Dog

super long layover in Buffalo

Go to Duff's!

 

[Dsloan]

Hide and seek timer! Way cheaper fun than running a regatta.

 

[Lou P]

!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[CPRwatch]

 

[MDubs]

New stingray strap from Aaron Bespoke.

 

[noelekal]

Staying home from church this morning. Mrs. noelekal didn't want to attend with a red-eyed Halloween ghoul who had strabismus eye surgery on both eyes three days ago. Am cozying up for the day with this quite pretty 16size, 1906, 19-jewel Waltham Riverside.

Sometime after a disasterous 1891 collision between two Lake Shore & Michigan trains, Webb. C. Ball was commissioned as Chief Time Inspector by railroad officials to better keep trains from bumping into each other. Ball is claimed to have once said that the 19-jewel Waltham 1899 model Riverside movement was the best running railroad watch. He was said to prefer 19-jewel or even 17-jewel movements over the more highly 21-jewel and 23-jewel movements that were coming into vogue as the premium watches. One Ball watch ad even compared the extra jewels to jeweling the smokestack on a locomotive!

He might have had a point!

 

[KeithS]