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watchdaddy1
·Happy New Year fellas.
WRUW Today?
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ahsposo
··Most fun screen name at ΩFSomething fairly old to start something brand new; a 1930ish Hamilton Ross:
I love the Art Deco index. Pun somewhat intended, the styling is timeless...
I love the Art Deco index. Pun somewhat intended, the styling is timeless...
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Fritz
·'47 Tudor
I love the way the face has aged.....
I love the way the face has aged.....
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MMMD
··unaffiliated curmudgeonly absurdist & polyologistHappy New Year!
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ELV web
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Darlinboy
··Pratts! Will I B******S!!!
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Lou P
··YaY!Happy New Year to all.
Wearing my new arrival today. Date free, 2-line Sub.
Wearing my new arrival today. Date free, 2-line Sub.
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tyrantlizardrex
·Spent the afternoon learning about the Russian Space programme at the Cosmonauts exhibition... And got myself an age appropriate reference book from the gift shop
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Mick Tock
·The turn of the year lets me check and wear some of my perpetual calendar watches.
This one fits easily under the cuff (35 mm diameter, 10 mm height), pure dressy understatement, contrary to the Portugieser shown yesterday.
This is an extremely rare IWC Ingenieur Ewiger Kalender (Perpetual Calendar) in White Gold. Reportedly eight pieces were made for a Swiss retailer. I've never seen a second example.
The movement IWC cal. 3758X is based on the ETA cal. 2892-2, piggybacked with Kurt Klaus' ingenious perpetual calendar mechanism.
In reality the dial is not as legible as the photos suggest, but the very thin hands are filled with Tritium and the dial has tiny dots.
Enjoy,
Mick
This one fits easily under the cuff (35 mm diameter, 10 mm height), pure dressy understatement, contrary to the Portugieser shown yesterday.
This is an extremely rare IWC Ingenieur Ewiger Kalender (Perpetual Calendar) in White Gold. Reportedly eight pieces were made for a Swiss retailer. I've never seen a second example.
The movement IWC cal. 3758X is based on the ETA cal. 2892-2, piggybacked with Kurt Klaus' ingenious perpetual calendar mechanism.
In reality the dial is not as legible as the photos suggest, but the very thin hands are filled with Tritium and the dial has tiny dots.
Enjoy,
Mick
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TexOmega
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JohnSteed
·Happy new year, guys
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dougiedude
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everestx
·Happy New Year everyone!
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abrod520
·Back on the wrist for another relaxing afternoon. I wasn't going to photograph it but the light caught the dial just-so, and I couldn't resist...
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kyle L
··Grasshopper
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Mad Dog
·Happy New Year...and happy "Frankenwatch Friday". Wearing my first Frankenwatch courtesy of @Darlinboy (Farmer John)...thanks again, dude! 👍 👍 👍
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Alpenschneerot
·Happy New Year to all!
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