Posts 8,234 Likes 19,415 alam ·Feb 2, 2020 actually, two days ago but distraction got the best of me.. 57 on the wrist sporting some man-made patina 😀
Posts 3,743 Likes 10,229 Waltesefalcon ·Feb 2, 2020 Keeping rail road time today with my smallest RR certified watch.
Posts 3,562 Likes 24,045 Dsloan ·Feb 2, 2020 Checking out Neil's Speedy at the Air and Space museum. While wearing my non-speedy Chrono: Also, the Wright Brothers' stopwatch from the first flights at Kittyhawk. Sidenote: Neil's Speedy looks suspiciously clean and shiny. Was hard to tell through the display case, but I'm wondering if the real one's in storage.
Posts 3,817 Likes 16,152 Fritz ·Feb 2, 2020 its big, its ugly, its quartz... buts its water and bullet proof, so what else do you wear when cleaning the bathrooms!
Posts 6,570 Likes 77,969 Mad Dog ·Feb 2, 2020 pseikotick That is a beautiful piece. Consider that 105 usd in 1945 would have been equivalent to 1500 plus in today's dollars. It was a special watch, and is. Thanks for the kind words regarding my Hammy Niner Fife Zero, dude. 👍 From the aftmost pew, starboard side...the usual location...
Posts 17,417 Likes 164,461 Alpha ·Feb 2, 2020·Kilt Owner, Beagle Parent, Omega Collector Off-piste this evening 😉
Posts 2,237 Likes 32,562 bristnj ·Feb 2, 2020 Afternoon change-up - 1979 Heuer 844 “Monnin” - cal. FE4611-A
Y Posts 55 Likes 254 yev131 ·Feb 2, 2020 1972 Omega Speedmaster Professional Mark II Partially Serviced by Omega 10yrs ago. I was a fool to keep the original hands only. Keeps perfect time.
Posts 1,689 Likes 5,125 Tet ·Feb 2, 2020 bristnj Oh what a glorious morning! - 1st execution 1968 Zenith A3630 - cal. 2542 PC on original signed Gay Freres ladder bracelet with divers extension. Deafboy Girard-Perregaux (Ref. 9931) "Casquette" LED watch (1976) Both of these two are something else! Incredible pieces.