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··Home For Wayward Watches
WRUW Today?
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SOG53
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elara2105
·I took it out to use it, and it started counting down in 5 seconds intervals… so we all know what to do! 😁
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Alex Cheers
··Go!!!
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LesXL
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Lou P
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Canuck
·I missed Speedy Tuesday (yet again), so this is catch up day. My one owner (me) 345.0808 from 1990. Introduced in 1980, the first Speedmaster model with a sapphire back. Calibre 863 gold plated movement. Thirty six years old, looks and runs like day one.
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justified
·Picked this up today!o
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justified
·Rangeman kinda mood
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ahartfie
··The black sheep in the Spee-ee-eee-eedmaster flock
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Donerix
·Slowly working myself up to buying a 165.024 (or Eberhard Scafograf or Doxa 11804-4) by trying on this Hroudland for getting an idea of how they might wear (Helson Sharkmaster 300 is also on the way).
I have to say while the brown dial is a bit too sparkly for my taste this watch is a lot of bang for the buck 😀
Forstner endlinks don't fit great, will have to try my US endlinks next
I have to say while the brown dial is a bit too sparkly for my taste this watch is a lot of bang for the buck 😀
Forstner endlinks don't fit great, will have to try my US endlinks next
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gbesq
·Good evening all.
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wristhusiast
·My new to me, Seiko 6139-6009 from March of 1970
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·A perfect late 60s dress watch:
1967 Seiko 8306-8040 with a monobloc sea lion case.
And a MemoSail lurking in the background.
- clean jet-age case, edging towards a funky cushion
- crosshair dial
- blue stone hour markers and fluted bezel to show luxuuurrry
- bragging about: 30 jewels, shock protection & day date
1967 Seiko 8306-8040 with a monobloc sea lion case.
And a MemoSail lurking in the background.
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