Inspired by @Walrus's nice pickup yesterday, enjoying the King Seiko 5626-7041 - keeping PERFECT time after winding and setting 24 hours ago.

 

Just wrapped up my first vaccine dose

 

The iconic Deep Blue by Favre-Leuba From 1965 - Calibre FL1152. What’s your favorite attribute? Sector dial, arrow hands, round date between 4 & 5, bakelite bezel, grey dial with applied logo, 38mm size? All the great vintage cue’s wrapped-up in one killer piece!

 

Divers together,,,,in the wrong place

 

I really regret selling mine and would love to get a replacement for it

 

It's a MuDu Monday where I am diving into straightening up a cluttered shed that we only installed 45 days ago.

 

Very cool watch…and welcome to the forum…..

 

Never far from a Seiko

 

It’s brick day! Omega MegaBrickMegaQuartz

 

My pal has the same Turn-o.



Inherited from his Grandfather, serviced by my watchmakers in '08 and '17. Not sure if I've seen another similar 'til now.

Art

 

I made this in 10 minutes last summer while the original bracelet was in the shop for an extra link. I never wore it but will have it in the event of a zombie apocalypse.

 

Big and blue times two...YaY!

 

Issued to RAF in 1953

 

CK2998 Speedmaster, originally a personal watch owned by Wally Schirra, worn in 1962 on Mercury mission

 

Art

Mine is a 1960 built ref.1625

Different hands and indices to your friend's watch.

I've owned this for about 5 years now.

Regards

Russ.

 

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