WRUW Today?

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Mrs STANDY gets today's WRUW. ( she has spent more time looking at watches than me today 👎 )

Coming to the FS thread soon
 
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First snow! 😀
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Yestet day evening at a party. The squirrel scrutinized my watch choice from the table...

 
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Ready for battle. But first order of business is grocery shopping.
 
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Rediscovering my love for my 16710 BLRO. I cooled off on it for a while, wearing my co-axial Speedmaster almost exclusively for a month. On cold rainy days the BLRO is a nice counterpoint to the dreary skys. The GMT is also much smaller and less obtrusive than the 44.25mm Speedy.
 
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Good afternoon all.

My first post on here but I do frequent the excellent Calibre 11 sister forum.

I’m wearing my late Dad’s (he died in 1986) Omega Seamaster “bumper”.

I’m not sure what year it’s from?

I sent it back to Omega Classiche a few years a back for a full restoration that cost me just shy of £800. The only replacemed parts were crystal & crown.

This has immense sentimental value.

Cheers,

Simon

 
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My Sunday morning lazing around watch. I imagine I'll time how slowly I don't do anything...

 
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Good afternoon all.

My first post on here but I do frequent the excellent Calibre 11 sister forum.

I’m wearing my late Dad’s (he died in 1986) Omega Seamaster “bumper”.

I’m not sure what year it’s from?

I sent it back to Omega Classiche a few years a back for a full restoration that cost me just shy of £800. The only replacemed parts were crystal & crown.

This has immense sentimental value.

Cheers,

Simon

Probably it's from around 1953.