Reply With QuoteHello,
All week long...
Kind regards Philipp
Q&D Oris BC Diver on Toshi.
Have a nice weekend everyone.
Cheers.
Hello,
All week long...
Kind regards Philipp
Been wearing this all week, so today started out with this...
But just got home to find this had arrived :)
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Still thinking, probably end up with Speedmaster yet again!
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Denizen, that mesh suits the Marinemaster perfectly 8)
Dare I ask where one just like it can be sourced?
Sorry for the poor iphone pic
Happy Friday all :)
116520 today
Noooooooooooooo I love it on the bracelet :D :D :DOriginally Posted by lawnmowerman78
Trying to decide whether the Breguet works on a Nato or just looks all wrong...? :?
This one (again), quick & dirty camera phone shot:
Now this has arrived so I'm wearing two. Can't say that I'm overwhelmed by the camera on the iPad 2.
Looks great on you Peter and hope things "work out". :)I've not been able to contribute for a while now - major problems :(
However, to cheer myself up I've put this on and decided to pop in and see how things are going here today
May not be able to pop in for a while longer though :( :( :( :(
A bit late today, been working like a dog but going to knock off for today...
This
Still waiting for the bracelet to arrive which might make this even better.
Chunky monkey today!
Lovely old Seventies thing, just arrived from Omegary, who has all the watches I wish I had. Well, one less now.
Happy Friday, everyone.
Just arrived from the States (with Glickmans help) my (rarely seen) 33mm Hamilton Khaki mechanical eta2801-2, curved sapphire, 50m wr and the same size as the Hamilton's issued to the US troops in the 60's-70's
Studio shot:
And wrist shot (on my 6.7" wrist)
HAGW
Ash
...and off to a new arrival: Aristo Me262 44mm, sapphire crystal, ETA 2824-2 and an oversized 10mm crown! :love4:
This one has to be the best lumed watch I own. Industrial amounts of superluminova! Thanks to Redd for this one.
Not sure how I feel about a watch that celebrates a WWII German bomber tbh
The one on the LEFT today. 8) Sunny day in New York City today. Have a fab Friday mates! :drunken:
Oh dear, here we go... it's a watch celebrating an engineering achievement, the first jet fighter. Not a great was machine at the time, you pushed the throttle to hard the engines would blow up.... too fast to take a conventional fighter down. At the end of the war, the Me262 had a kill record of 1 bomber and that was because the pilot lost control of the plane and crashed against it :mrgreen:
LOVE this watch! To me it's one of the coolest ww2 style pilot watches :wink:
Speedmaster Green (Golf) ALL week this week. It needs to go to the menders to have a spot of broken off lume blown off the underside of the crystal but I am so pleased with it that I don't want to send it off yet.
This is my second one and this one is staying :)
Very, very nice!...and off to a new arrival: Aristo Me262 44mm, sapphire crystal, ETA 2824-2 and an oversized 10mm crown! :love4:
It wasn't the first jet fighter though, unless you change the goalposts and talk about operational.Oh dear, here we go... it's a watch celebrating an engineering achievement, the first jet fighter. Not a great was machine at the time, you pushed the throttle to hard the engines would blow up.... too fast to take a conventional fighter down. At the end of the war, the Me262 had a kill record of 1 bomber and that was because the pilot lost control of the plane and crashed against it :mrgreen:
LOVE this watch! To me it's one of the coolest ww2 style pilot watches :wink:
Doxa Sharkhunter Today HAGWE
I like that.
Chunky monkey today!
:lol: or one with a few rough edges :wink:A frayed cuff - the sign of a well-bred WIS.
For me it's been the SD all week:
This arrived as a box of parts this morning and now, as if by magic, it's on my wrist :)
My cat, Thora, has given it a lick of approval, mainly as she's getting a lot of fuss in the garden :lol:
Cheers,
Gary
Agree, looks great! :)Very, very nice!...and off to a new arrival: Aristo Me262 44mm, sapphire crystal, ETA 2824-2 and an oversized 10mm crown! :love4:
A thing of beauty! Congratulations on a great piece! :salute:
Just arrived from the States (with Glickmans help) my (rarely seen) 33mm Hamilton Khaki mechanical eta2801-2, curved sapphire, 50m wr and the same size as the Hamilton's issued to the US troops in the 60's-70's
Studio shot:
And wrist shot (on my 6.7" wrist)
HAGW
Ash
It's a bit of a Focker, really :wink:
This just back from Omega service. They replaced the original baton-style hands with SL sword hands. Not only did it lose it nice "early" look, but there's a total lume mismatch between the hands and the "T SWISS MADE T" dial. When will I ever learn????
Swatch has agreed to install a replacement SL dial, which will match the new hands. My plan is to have IWW restore, re-lume and re-install the original dial and hands. Any thoughts on whether or not this is a good idea?
....as it's now a hard day's night :wink:Since when is feet up on the desk a sign of working like a dog? ;)
Airwolf raven
HAGWE
Colin
New arrival: PRS5 on Eddie Bund..
Feeling a bit of a square this weekend.
Managed to buy one of Steve Mulholland's last superdome tropic 19's a while back 8)
HAGWE
Do you know how many Fockers are left in Germany?It's a bit of a Focker, really :wink:
About 80 million. :lol:
HAGWE
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