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BigZebra
·Hi everybody. I'm wearing my Under Pressure 2. I bought it because I usually hate the colour orange, and this looked beautiful to me. No other reason needed. As the same suggests, it's designed to look like a pressure gauge.
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Mick Tock
·Just another early Heuer Autavia:
This is the first Autavia with a date indication, ref. 7863C, driven by a Valjoux cal. 7732.
The face shows the earlier design: plain hands and indices without black inserts.
Cheers,
Mick
This is the first Autavia with a date indication, ref. 7863C, driven by a Valjoux cal. 7732.
The face shows the earlier design: plain hands and indices without black inserts.
Cheers,
Mick
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··Pratts! Will I B******S!!!Smiths... crisp and clean dial design.
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Seamaster on the lake.
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··Prolific Speedmaster HoarderShower at the airport. 12 hours and I will be home😁
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·A saturday with Mr. White
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·Today I'll probably wear one of these two:
Both came to me by chance; one was found in a thrift store (the Tissot) and the other came by asking at a shop where they purchase gold for smelting, if they had had any watches handed in - this one was on a solid gold band, and therefore taken in, despite being "only" a common gold capped Constellation. Today they both returned from a trip abroad to my watchmaker (I use the same as a number of Scandinavian watch enthusiast, namely Christian or Mitka at watchguy.co.uk), both ready for a second life as a part of my collection.
I realise that it was stupid money to service the Tissot, as I'll never recuperate the costs when selling it (eventually), but I couldn't bear not giving it a bit of love - it was sorely needed. Also, I think the design is really nice!
Perhaps I'll switch to my newest watch later on - the Torgoen T81, which I won in a contest. Surprisingly comfortable on the wrist, attracts compliments like you wouldn't believe it (!), and - get this - extremely precise. For the last few days, it's had a daily deviation of roughly +/- 2 seconds, currently it's at +1 second for the last two days… That's pretty good in my book!!
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Both came to me by chance; one was found in a thrift store (the Tissot) and the other came by asking at a shop where they purchase gold for smelting, if they had had any watches handed in - this one was on a solid gold band, and therefore taken in, despite being "only" a common gold capped Constellation. Today they both returned from a trip abroad to my watchmaker (I use the same as a number of Scandinavian watch enthusiast, namely Christian or Mitka at watchguy.co.uk), both ready for a second life as a part of my collection.
I realise that it was stupid money to service the Tissot, as I'll never recuperate the costs when selling it (eventually), but I couldn't bear not giving it a bit of love - it was sorely needed. Also, I think the design is really nice!
Perhaps I'll switch to my newest watch later on - the Torgoen T81, which I won in a contest. Surprisingly comfortable on the wrist, attracts compliments like you wouldn't believe it (!), and - get this - extremely precise. For the last few days, it's had a daily deviation of roughly +/- 2 seconds, currently it's at +1 second for the last two days… That's pretty good in my book!!
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