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On the train home and having glanced at the time, it reminded me just how much I like this watch...
For me perfectly sized and no nonsense functional styling. Is this the one watch I would keep above all my others? You know what, I think it is!
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They are lovely and yours is a fanastic example.
I really like these. Made in England as well. Here's mine:
http://i1073.photobucket.com/albums/...psn7tixv2x.jpg
The Smiths W10's are something of a classic, and still can be found for fairly reasonable prices compared to alot of vintage military pieces out there.
This post encouraged me to give mine an airing today, haven't worn it for a while.
http://i1255.photobucket.com/albums/...psdkzlsvit.jpg
Mine's a bit of a survivor as a couple of years ago with troubling finances almost all my watches were sold off, this was the only one of any value that I decided I couldn't let go.
Lovely! The W10 is a firm favourite here as well. Very robust, comfortable, legible, and manufactured entirely in the UK.
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I agree they're just 'right' somehow, mines a 68 Royal Navy 0552.
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I know I could not part with mine. Good post.
http://s20.postimg.org/xi1z9hovh/w10b.jpg
http://s20.postimg.org/gb5dxq2p9/6910.jpg
I would love an original, but until such a time, this will just have to tide me over...
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Good to see you got one again,keep it .