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allwoundup

·Mar 18, 2021

I often hear diminutive wristed OFers lament the large diameter case sizes fashionable today. I would ask them to consider the plight of vintage collectors having “Invicta-sized” wrists. Case in point, today I am sporting a 1936 Feldenheimer, powered by an Omega cal. 23.4SC, Omega’s first center sweep seconds hand movement.

 

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Knud

·Mar 18, 2021

Got this in the mail today, love it!

 

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skand

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Spruce

·Mar 18, 2021·London sunburst dial fan

This one is still out of the drawer and on the wrist

 

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vinylcall

·Mar 18, 2021

It‘s wine-o-clock... 😀

 

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Fallout Boy

·Mar 18, 2021

eavening work-companion

 

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Vitezi

·Mar 18, 2021

Circa 1944

 

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Willard Dynamic

·Mar 18, 2021

Don’t wear this one very often. Today was a good day to get her out.

 

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dougiedude

·Mar 18, 2021

One of my favorite beaters for the airports today.

A switcheroo to come 😀

 

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elara2105

·Mar 18, 2021

uvalaw2005

Sexy!...👍

 

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elara2105

·Mar 18, 2021

Vitezi

Circa 1944

Damn!

 

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TexOmega

·Mar 18, 2021

Hamilton Seckron
Grade 980B
Circa 1936-7

 

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Alpha

·Mar 18, 2021

Time to take the old boy for a walk although he doesn't look very keen, glorious evening so really no need for a 'diver'

 

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Kiwibloke

·Mar 18, 2021

Freaky... pulled the SM out of case, checked iPhone to see what the time was - 07.39 is said - which was exactly where the watch power reserve has run out last time I wore it - freaky!! (Now 7.42 as I recover...)

 

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inchpincher

·Mar 18, 2021

SLA037

 

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TSD

·Mar 18, 2021

 

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Traveler

·Mar 18, 2021

3574

 

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OmegaFan503

·Mar 18, 2021

PO 39.5mm

 

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Spruce

·Mar 18, 2021·London sunburst dial fan

allwoundup

I often hear diminutive wristed OFers lament the large diameter case sizes fashionable today. I would ask them to consider the plight of vintage collectors having “Invicta-sized” wrists. Case in point, today I am sporting a 1936 Feldenheimer, powered by an Omega cal. 23.4SC, Omega’s first center sweep seconds hand movement.

I’m a skinny wrister but I empathise. I sometimes have to punch additional holes to shorten regular straps. You, on the other hand (no pun) will have to punch extra holes to widen a strap.

 

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arkman

·Mar 18, 2021

A watch that cheers me up on a gray day in NY...