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X350 XJR
··Vintage Omega Aficionado52-mm Bulova - 1949
WRUW Today?
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ulackfocus
·Another regular worn at least once a week....
.... but can you blame me?
.... but can you blame me?
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Yup...definitely a "unique" AKA crappy taste. Seems like the breweries are trying so hard to come up with new flavors (iced tea,watermelon, ginger, etc.) when they should just focus on making good beer...period..without the gimmicks.
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Just installed the BOB strap and transferred over the tang buckle.
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ulackfocus
·'65 JLC reference 2285 caliber 800C:
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·After work switch.
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gatorcpa
··ΩF InvestiGatorIn honor of ULF's new found love of Hamiltons:
Hamilton Raleigh from 1929:
Here are the innards - it's a grade 979, which I've been told may or may not be a replacement.
Hamilton was known to perform upgrades at the factory on request on some models, or it could have been done by a Frankenmeister.
http://hamiltonwatch.info/Detail - Raleigh Eng. - Keystone - White.htm
I really don't care, as it fills two holes in the collection with one watch,
gatorcpa
Hamilton Raleigh from 1929:
Here are the innards - it's a grade 979, which I've been told may or may not be a replacement.
Hamilton was known to perform upgrades at the factory on request on some models, or it could have been done by a Frankenmeister.
http://hamiltonwatch.info/Detail - Raleigh Eng. - Keystone - White.htm
I really don't care, as it fills two holes in the collection with one watch,
gatorcpa
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