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140dave
·Darn office day, harsh fluorescent lighting messes with my picture 😉
WRUW Today?
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Alpha
·This piece for the evening, a gift from a good friend and to be honest not a watch I would have considered purchasing but now that I have it I do love it.Confess it did take a bit of time to get my head around the functions 😀
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elara2105
·Speedsonic today!
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vbrad26
·Different watch every day this week so far. Might have to keep it up and dust off the Hammy tomorrow.
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cristos71
·I'm normally not such a fan of cushion cases but this one has really been growing on me of late and getting a lot of wrist time.
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Duracuir1
··Never Used A KodakMy colleague’s Seiko next to my Tudor.
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Utheman
·Let's hear it for the 1970's
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cvalue13
·Only took 10 mins to get the date right for the pic
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ghce
·My new to me Nivada, just back from my WM after a service and lens change late afternoon yesterday, so first time on my wrist.
My WM even managed to find a nice internal magnifier lens for it, all that remains is for me to get a nice tasteful 20 mm bracelet rather than the 18 mm leather it came on.
36 mm including crown and has a beautifully aged dial, surprising for its age there is no brassing at all on the 20 micron GP case, a lucky find.
A lovely 21 Jewel ETA2472 inside, often described as indestructible and used extensively on their Dive and Antarctic watches.
My WM even managed to find a nice internal magnifier lens for it, all that remains is for me to get a nice tasteful 20 mm bracelet rather than the 18 mm leather it came on.
36 mm including crown and has a beautifully aged dial, surprising for its age there is no brassing at all on the 20 micron GP case, a lucky find.
A lovely 21 Jewel ETA2472 inside, often described as indestructible and used extensively on their Dive and Antarctic watches.
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Taddyangle
·I don't often wear this one, and it's grown to be one of my favorite Speedmasters. There is something special about a gold Speedmaster.
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mydeafcat
·So much for dipping my toe in the Tudor GMT waters. That can wait. My other ‘hey shiny thing!’ is this Intra-Matic which I bought 20 minutes ago; a reward for resigning my position last week.
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Lou P
··YaY!Someone say 70's? 😎
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jB1128
·Smitten by my Shunbun...
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Grand Seiko SBGA413
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maanu
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DaveK
·1945 Hamilton 992b railroader, freshly back from service
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dougiedude
·Just returned home to the US after an eventful (not all good 🙁) vacation in the Caribbean. So glad to see this baby again!
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crd
·I guess this is the Covid era version of the repp tie with blue Oxford.
Haha! In this case, I think it has more to do with Silicon Valley than COVID. The only folks wearing ties around here are in sales or law. I remember wearing a tie to my first interview after moving from the east coast and learned real fast that no one cares how smart you dress as long as you GSD. Either way, I think the repp stripe strap is a nice way to easily smarten up a look. Thank you so much!
