- Posts
- 3,233
- Likes
- 14,033
Vitezi
·Circa 1941:
WRUW Today?
- Posts
- 338
- Likes
- 3,921
phodinkee
·Grey and Patina for Today
- Posts
- 497
- Likes
- 4,700
Kiwibloke
·Sinn for the Friday Java....
- Posts
- 2,153
- Likes
- 24,733
Baz9614
·
- Posts
- 209
- Likes
- 1,070
rhj
·
- Posts
- 1,965
- Likes
- 9,411
140dave
·The -76 back from it’s 8week trip to LA’s finest watch-spa. Refreshed and ready for another 5+ years of work 😎
- Posts
- 277
- Likes
- 2,329
KP-99
·Mido Multichrono (1938) with Minerva 13-20 movement
- Posts
- 17,419
- Likes
- 164,518
Alpha
··Kilt Owner, Beagle Parent, Omega CollectorSomething a little different for the evening 😀
- Posts
- 242
- Likes
- 2,021
- Posts
- 531
- Likes
- 3,214
Joe_A
·Have you gotten tired of this one yet?
I haven't! 😀
Just put it on a new Bulong chocolate espresso strap. . .
Interesting how putting it on a gray suede strap grayed the dial a bit, but on a brown strap one sees the Champagne tint.
A bit washed out in the sunlight . . .
. . . and earlier, a bit out of the light?
I need a haircut! 😀
I haven't! 😀
Just put it on a new Bulong chocolate espresso strap. . .
Interesting how putting it on a gray suede strap grayed the dial a bit, but on a brown strap one sees the Champagne tint.
A bit washed out in the sunlight . . .
. . . and earlier, a bit out of the light?
I need a haircut! 😀
- Posts
- 1,579
- Likes
- 15,222
- Posts
- 1,672
- Likes
- 8,793
MikeMan2727
·New arrival
- Posts
- 375
- Likes
- 1,654
Ohmeguh
·
- Posts
- 4,519
- Likes
- 45,306
ghce
·
- Posts
- 4,519
- Likes
- 45,306
- Posts
- 5,087
- Likes
- 124,012
Lou P
··YaY!Evening light!
- Posts
- 873
- Likes
- 1,672
paddymoran
·
Timeless classic
- Posts
- 8,742
- Likes
- 69,437
Darlinboy
··Pratts! Will I B******S!!!One more time... HAGD All! 😎
- Posts
- 37
- Likes
- 230
Bran8
·My new old Seamaster 2538.20.
- Posts
- 6,506
- Likes
- 50,272
noelekal
··Home For Wayward Watches
Seiko 6309 7040, an accomplice to a regrettable scalping of the fig trees earlier this afternoon.
They are only coming out from the roots this spring so all the dead wood had to be cleared away. We're used to having lots of figs in summer and early fall, as much as 65 lbs. but not this year. There were about 10 days in the middle of February where the high temperature never reached 32F. A couple mornings saw 1F and with highs around 12F. Figs just can't cope with that kind of sustained cold which is not usual for winters in this part of Texas.
Was a whopping 3F when this photo was taken on February 15th.
Edited:
Similar threads
- Posts
- 35
- Views
- 40K
