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One of my favorites, the Superior. Wears like a dream, finish is arguably on par with modern GS.

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Not the easiest of shots, currently hooked up to a machine at Southampton General Hospital donor unit donating platelets, donation number 588 today, been doing this for over thirty years now, blood donor before that. New platelet donors always needed!! 馃憤

One of the most precious donations you can make...馃憤
 
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Grand Seiko 9S anniversary

Som, that GS 9S 20th anniversary textured/ mosaic dial is ridiculously awesome (can I combine those 2 words) ....the tin plate polish case must look really nice too.
 
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Som, that GS 9S 20th anniversary textured/ mosaic dial is ridiculously awesome (can I combine those 2 words) ....the tin plate polish case must look really nice too.

Honestly man, it just comes together in a lovely wearable package. Every element complements the next. One of my favorite GS up next to the SBGA011/211 and Sbgw253
 
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why do I get the feeling that I'm the only one here still wearing a Howard...
 
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why do I get the feeling that I'm the only one here still wearing a Howard...

I get the same feeling when I wear a pocket watch- Howard or otherwise. I have a Keystone Howard series 11, a series 9, 2 series 5s, and an Edward Howard series 7, hunter.
 
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I get the same feeling when I wear a pocket watch- Howard or otherwise. I have a Keystone Howard series 11, a series 9, 2 series 5s, and an Edward Howard series 7, hunter.
I jump on the chance to buy a clean Howard when I saw the one I now own for sale last year. You just don't see clean examples put up by trusted sellers very often.
 
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My Grandfathers Tissot back from the Spa, was completely destroyed and had water damage. So I'm very happy with the results
Beautiful !!
 
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why do I get the feeling that I'm the only one here still wearing a Howard...
35 dollars in 1907 $2,671.35 today
 
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Hamilton Cross Country. 1950's era minimal worldtimer - the dial rotates with the hour hand so it always shows the US continental time zones and GMT. When you travel, leave the watch on home time and read local time from one of the other markers. Needs a watchmaker to change the home time zone.