WRUW Today?

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This seems to be the Rolex page today...😉

Ref 6024, cal 710, 1952, 36mm.

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Not an easy decision! Fine examples they are.

Indeed, one on each wrist it is...

God gave us two wrists, no?

😜
 
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Best I can do. Not currently on my wrist.


Well, since you aren't giving it any wrist time, perhaps you are ready to move it on????😀😁😀😉😁

McK
 
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Seamaster wins out today. The watches that all look the same lose.

If I knew a way to slim down the clasp on the SM300 MC ti I would keep it. I know people are putting the adjustable clasp on their older speedmasters, maybe I can do the opposite. This clasp is about 2 mm too thick.

 
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Well, since you aren't giving it any wrist time, perhaps you are ready to move it on????😀😁😀😉😁

McK

Nope! Not yet. So many watches, so many favourites, but only two wrists. Currently wearing a 47 year old Rolex Air-King Date, and a 28-year old Omega Speedmaster reduced.
 
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Good evening.. we have taken my 93 year old neighbour out for her favourite meal..Good old fish and chips..
 
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Posted this in the “minimalist” thread, but here goes for WRUW. My guess is early 1950s, caliber 266, manual wind, 20 micron rolled gold plate, rose gold case, steel back, 38 mm diameter (jumbo?). On a generic ox-blood leather strap. I’ve had it for about 15 years, but rarely wear it. Should wear it more often.

 
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Time to math 😀
I didn't see the "Really, really like" button, so I'll just say it. I really really like this offering.
 
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Back home from the eastern parts of the town with the local subway, wearing my trusty Speedy 😀.