Reply With QuoteWeraring this Longines today.
Hi all, wearing this new arrival today:
Angular Momentum ARIKI / I
HAGWE!
Mark
Weraring this Longines today.
A sunny sparkly Friday for me....
Thanks Neil
Memovox for me today. Have a great (sunny) weekend everyone 8)
Casio Protrek. Bought this last weekend and am very happy with it :thumbright:
A big watch with a clear display and a comfortable strap and great features:
Temperature
Altitude (surprisingly diverting and interesting)
Compass (not just the bezel - a real compass)
Air pressure/barometer
Plus all the usual alarms and time zones etc.
Pic taken last night
PO for me
Kinetic day today
Have a good hot weekend
Black Monster. Olive Nato.
Have a good weekend, guys.
Regards
Ian
Although no trees were harmed during the creation of this post, a large number of electrons were greatly inconvenienced.
G'day :wink:
dunk
"Well they would say that ... wouldn't they!"
My new g shock!
Sea-Dweller for me to start the day but probably not end the day as I'm waiting on a new arrival! :D
This one for me today................
Stef
Got meetings with staff today - so it'll have to be the seiko, but I'll be sporting the new big gun tonight :)
Vantage for me today. Have a good weekend all!
Couldn't quite let this one go on SC so it's back on my wrist today.
“Don’t look back, you’re not heading that way.”
Correct time, correct date, on a wrist, not a library or brochure shot. But sideways, oh well :-)
1965 Vintage sub 8)
Do my eyes deceive me or have you got another one in the background? Beautiful watchesOriginally Posted by bagel
Hi everyone, I am new here. Today, I wear the vintage Tudor chrono.
"A man of little significance"
My brand new Speedbird III :D :D :D :D
Mirage for me.. can't see me taking it off for a while yet!
On the menu today we have this with a soupçon of fresh German vegetables; no cucumbers!
Hello,
Seiko 6309-7049 on Hirsch Liberty...
Kind regards Philipp
This one today
:)
Russian for me today.
regards,
Nick
B&R outing today.
Have a great weekend everybody :)
Andy
Easy choice today......
Rolex GMT today
Freshly redialled Oysterdate for me.
I'm starting the week-end with this :
HAGWE,
laurent
Wearing 2 watches now :tool:
Citizen alarm chrono for me.
Monster in the office on black nylon 2-piece.
Have a good one.
Looks like I'm the first Bond on a Friday...
Speedy as usual, but now on a Hirsch Liberty.
"I forget who it was that recommended men for their soul's good to do each day two things they disliked ... it is a precept that I have followed scrupulously; for every day I have got up and I have gone to bed."
Hi all,
One of my favourites for its robustness, water-resistance and anyplace, anytime readability:
And I won't mention its comfortable, vanilla-smelling strap...
Enjoy your days off,
Marc
3000m WR - I don't think I will need that but a brilliant looking watch and reasonable weight as it is Ti.
My newest, most favourite watch - the PRS-14 on TF rally.
David
Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations
The original Roamer micro quartz was the first affordable quartz watch, according to Doensen's history of the modern wristwatch, with an electromagnetic movement that predates the MegaQuartz and OysterQuartz. The micro quartz was introduced in 1972. These days, they command a pretty high price, when they can be found.What is a micro quartz exactly about? :bounce: Is it a HEQ technology? :help:
This one, although it may well have the same case as the earlier models, has an ESA movement. Roamer's movement factory closed in around 1975, apparently, after which they used bought-in movements. Roamer continued to call their quartz watches 'micro quartz', inadvertently causing potential confusion for future collectors seeking the highly desirable originals.
There's some interesting information on the WUS Vintage and HEQ forums (although the micro quartz is not HEQ). In fact, some of what I've written above comes from what I read there yesterday.
Enjoying a lolly in the garden :)
HAGWE
Cheers,
Gary
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