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highbob
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Timing all the smells. All of them.
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Jones in LA
··Not in LA anymore.It's not often one caliber is used in only one watch: the truly unique 8508
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slique12
·This tropical 1950s Cadette.
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noelekal
··Home For Wayward WatchesA late posting of yesterday's choice.
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JSal16
·New suede straps are in!
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Garv
·Tudor time for me
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watchdaddy1
·The heat wave is hitting Az today with a predicted forecast today of 118*
Clebar
Clebar
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highbob
·Still sporting the Bond, but I wanted to add a pic of the micro adjustment clasp I picked up from my local AD on Saturday. Switched it out that night. No problems--just had to use the hair dryer as an ersatz heat gun to loosen up the screw glue. Took out one link to account for the length of the new clasp. Love the easy and fast adjustment, especially now that the heat of summer is upon us. It's come in handy today.
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JimJupiter
·Today the one in the middle: Yema Yachtingraf
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Vulffi
·Is 25 mm too small for me?
Or should I stick to 36 mm?
Or go for 42 mm?
Just playing around with my wife's new watch 😉
Or should I stick to 36 mm?
Or go for 42 mm?
Just playing around with my wife's new watch 😉
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Ssunnylee24
·Beautiful...Love the strap!!!
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Togri v. 2.0
··Wow! Custom title... cool
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Wibbles
·As luck would have it and considering the name of the forum... 😀
Early Omega Seamaster quartz "Mariner". Omega's first all in house quartz movement(1310) and considering how far they pushed that new timekeeping technology this is kinda the birth of some real innovation on Omega's part(TBH I can't think of another marque that came close to Omega in this period/tech).
It's one of my "regular rotation" goto watches.
Early Omega Seamaster quartz "Mariner". Omega's first all in house quartz movement(1310) and considering how far they pushed that new timekeeping technology this is kinda the birth of some real innovation on Omega's part(TBH I can't think of another marque that came close to Omega in this period/tech).
It's one of my "regular rotation" goto watches.
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