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WRUW Today?
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Spruce
··Sunburst dial fan
I really am wearing this today - but I decided to switch straps😀
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Rudi99
·Ice gold
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dougiedude
··Carpe horologium!
1949 ref.2493 bumper cal.331
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dougiedude
··Carpe horologium!First post here on the forums. Here is my new pride and joy:
I consider yours to be one of the best-looking of the Speedy homages 🥰
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Traveler
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Fritz
·I know how everybody here loves those “is it safe to wear my exotic vintage and very expensive dive watch in the hot shower” questions.
i thought of that very question not half an hour ago as I was washing the floors around the toilet and noticed the sopping wet chronograph on my wrist, covered in filthy foaming detergent filled water...
then I remembered, its a late model Bulova marine star...
yeah its stupid to do it but thats why I have modern watches, to wear when there’s risk of forgetting its there and doing something dopey to it.
it’ll be fine.
I hope.
i thought of that very question not half an hour ago as I was washing the floors around the toilet and noticed the sopping wet chronograph on my wrist, covered in filthy foaming detergent filled water...
then I remembered, its a late model Bulova marine star...
yeah its stupid to do it but thats why I have modern watches, to wear when there’s risk of forgetting its there and doing something dopey to it.
it’ll be fine.
I hope.
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noelekal
··Home For Wayward WatchesLast of Omega Week for me. This one went duck hunting yesterday and to church this morning.
Used to wear this one daily for many years until I joined Omega Forums. Was an early Ebay purchase from from a South American seller in 1999. After a few years I began to question the originality of the dial, but continued to happily wear it. Then Omega Forums happened in my life, I got a second Constellation, so this one has been relegated to when warm humid occasions indicate a bracelet would be nice.
Have thought about trying for a good dial redo, but haven't seen evidence that any dial refinisher does a pie pan Constellation truly right.
Used to wear this one daily for many years until I joined Omega Forums. Was an early Ebay purchase from from a South American seller in 1999. After a few years I began to question the originality of the dial, but continued to happily wear it. Then Omega Forums happened in my life, I got a second Constellation, so this one has been relegated to when warm humid occasions indicate a bracelet would be nice.
Have thought about trying for a good dial redo, but haven't seen evidence that any dial refinisher does a pie pan Constellation truly right.
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Walrus
·Ok back to earth today. Gonna put on my vostok an do some painting in a bit but wearing my funky dial seiko for a while
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dougiedude
··Carpe horologium!Found recently, and fired up my old ‘Blonde Bond’ H357 with its first new battery in 40 years!
I remember I was wearing this one during cadaver dissections in Gross Anatomy, 1981.
Perhaps formaldehyde was a good preservative for the Seiko, too 😜!
I remember I was wearing this one during cadaver dissections in Gross Anatomy, 1981.
Perhaps formaldehyde was a good preservative for the Seiko, too 😜!
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elara2105
·First post here on the forums. Here is my new pride and joy:
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Omega1
·First post here on the forums. Here is my new pride and joy:
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