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Watch_n_Wrist
·Both me and the better half have just exclaimed "wow - a Rolex that I like!" 😎
Thank you. It's one of my favorite dials that Rolex has ever made.
WRUW Today?
Thank you. It's one of my favorite dials that Rolex has ever made.
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alam
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MMMD
··unaffiliated curmudgeonly absurdist & polyologistJaeger 4ATM today.
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flame
·HAGWE....
Best - Neil
Best - Neil
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Alpha
·Even although I have been retired for some years still something nice about a Friday evening, in this case a Roamer + G&T and some ordered in Pizza to follow 😀
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jimmyd13
·Back to full working order. I am seriously considering polishing this case. I have never polished any watch I own, nor bought one that has been polished but this seems to want to be shiny ....
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Greatoldone
·PS Panerai owners, its a light hearted joke, I'm an Australian, we have a constitutional right to take the piss 😜
Thats only due to the a) deep seated British genes, and b) heat related insanity. 😜
Yours, the cold, drizzle soden cousin back in the ole country. 😉
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Greatoldone
·On honor of St. Patrick's Day I'm wearing my Irish Linen dial Datejust with green Hodinkee strap and green Allen Edmonds for luck. [emoji256]
Seriously - should you ever feel the need to divest.... my missus would snap that up in heart beat.
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Rman
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Jwit
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alohatime
·About to head out for some Guinness for St Patricks Day, therefore wearing the obligatory green
Cheers
Cheers
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marcn
·36mm was definitely the way to go. It's hardly small on my 6.5" wrist. In fact it's making me take another long look at Nomos again (sigh). Running a smidge over +10s/d so far, but that's a #FirstWorldProblem if ever there was.
My (current) youngest wants to make himself hamburgers tonight and claims to be busy doing homework (on a Friday night!?!) so off I go!
My (current) youngest wants to make himself hamburgers tonight and claims to be busy doing homework (on a Friday night!?!) so off I go!
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Jwit
·36mm was definitely the way to go. It's hardly small on my 6.5" wrist. In fact it's making me take another long look at Nomos again (sigh). Running a smidge over +10s/d so far, but that's a #FirstWorldProblem if ever there was.
My (current) youngest wants to make himself hamburgers tonight and claims to be busy doing homework (on a Friday night!?!) so off I go!
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CanberraOmega
·Hate to admit it, but really enjoying this GADA watch
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deepcdweller
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Wear this Today
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marcn
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Ordered on Tuesday, arrived in northern California from UK on Thursday. Comes with the nato (I wasn't really a fan before, but I like this one) and two quite nice quality leather straps (a brown and a black one, open ended, with an adhesive flap with a paper peel-away tab). Comes with a two-watch zippered travel case - which looks more than capable of doing the job and appears well made. All of this for, what, almost the price of an alligator strap. What's not to love here?
I've got all the big honkin' oversized watches I could ever need (well, you know, for now 😉 ) - I like the 36mm a lot, I think it'll make a great summer-casual watch.
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tintin34
·Heavy metall from the 70's
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Tubber
·Glycine Airman SST.
SST-Super Sonic Transport. Caseback possibly depicts the Boeing 2707 which only got as far as a prototype before Government funding was pulled in 1971. Could also be the Tupelov Tu-144 on which development began in July 1963. To confuse things further the watch manual depicts Concorde on a couple of its pages. The Glycine Airman SST ran from 1967-1978. The one above is from 1969 fitted with the A. Schild Cal.1903. This went on until 1971 when the A. Schild Cal. 2063 was fitted. There was a final change in 1974 to the A.Schild Cal. 2163. This lasted until the demise of this model in 1978. It was pretty much the demise of Glycine in general with the Quartz crisis and other factors.
SST-Super Sonic Transport. Caseback possibly depicts the Boeing 2707 which only got as far as a prototype before Government funding was pulled in 1971. Could also be the Tupelov Tu-144 on which development began in July 1963. To confuse things further the watch manual depicts Concorde on a couple of its pages. The Glycine Airman SST ran from 1967-1978. The one above is from 1969 fitted with the A. Schild Cal.1903. This went on until 1971 when the A. Schild Cal. 2063 was fitted. There was a final change in 1974 to the A.Schild Cal. 2163. This lasted until the demise of this model in 1978. It was pretty much the demise of Glycine in general with the Quartz crisis and other factors.
