WRUW Today?

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dougiedude

·May 30, 2016

I had to put this one on today, because its original owner, George E. Amos, a now deceased neighbor, served honorably in the U.S. Army, 65th Division, under General Patton. He was a medic all through Germany during the WWII.

 

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Darlinboy

·May 30, 2016·Pratts! Will I B******S!!!

Going to finish the long weekend with this one. Back to "makin' the donuts" tomorrow.

 

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ELV web

·May 30, 2016

UG on Tuesday as well

 

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Fritz

·May 30, 2016

47 Tudor

 

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Ko1892

·May 30, 2016

Speedy Tuesday 🥰

 

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MMMD

·May 30, 2016·unaffiliated curmudgeonly absurdist & polyologist

 

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Canuck

·May 30, 2016

dougiedude

I had to put this one on today, because its original owner, George E. Amos, a now deceased neighbor, served honorably in the U.S. Army, 65th Division, under General Patton. He was a medic all through Germany during the WWII.

Mine says Hi!

 

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gwzymytk

·May 31, 2016

Complying to Speedy Tuesday rules 😀

 

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donkii

·May 31, 2016

 

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khmt2

·May 31, 2016

EP as well 😁

Edited: May 31, 2016

 

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PaulC77

·May 31, 2016

A new kid on the block...

 

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Fredrik (Swe)

·May 31, 2016

 

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Tubber

·May 31, 2016

Started off with this.

Then remembered it was Tuesday.

 

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Ludi

·May 31, 2016

145.012-67 vs...

... 145.022-68

So close yet so different ...

 

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emilio

·May 31, 2016

Speedy tuesday

 

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Andsan

·May 31, 2016

 

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styggpyggeno1

·May 31, 2016

 

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cristos71

·May 31, 2016

 

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STANDY

·May 31, 2016

Ko1892

Speedy Tuesday 🥰

Cool shot 👍👍

 

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Mick Tock

·May 31, 2016

I really love triangles on the dial …



… as long as there are four of them like on this no-date Zodiac Sea Wolf Automatic, driven by Zodiac's own cal. 70A movement (based on the A. Schild cal. 1687).



The original bracelet's clasp does not have a diver's extension, but each bracelet link extends by a few millimeters if necessary, spring-loaded - a painful hair grabber like most flexible bracelets.



I like this matte silver colored bezel, too.


Enjoy,


Mick