friday watch thread i cant find it........................

[Chisholm]

This one today.


Cheers,
Martin

[Chisholm]

out on the sauce later

so this one


easier to read when :drunken: :flower: :drunken:

HAGWA

So which month of the year has 32 days then???
Cheers,
Martin :shock:

[Griswold]

Well, the 17C is in the box and winging its way to brynglas, and I felt I needed another chrono on my wrist for the rest of the afternoon. So I'm now wearing this




Have a great weekend everyone. :)

[westy]

No surprises...



Down the pub to watch the rugby tonight.
Come on England!
:lol: :lol:
Cheers,

Westy

[nickk]

My choice for the day.......then
Cartier for this evening. And the weekend.
Simon

Ooh - is that a bracelet on the DC56, Simon - a brushed lumpy or...?

And the red-tipped hand - a user-mod?

[Ron Jr]

My usual Friday watch the PRS-14 PVD. Maybe I'll take some new pics this weekend.

[rfrazier]

Well, the 17C is in the box and winging its way to brynglas, and I felt I needed another chrono on my wrist for the rest of the afternoon. So I'm now wearing this




Have a great weekend everyone. :)

And, that's got to be about top of the pops when it comes to chronographs. :)

Best wishes,
Bob

[Dave E]

Fresh back from hols, so I've been chopping and changing a fair bit, but mostly I've been wearing this:

[poorman]

:D Just got this back yesterday :D It was away for a year getting a full restoration :!: Andy

[Watch Dilettante]

Fresh back from hols, so I've been chopping and changing a fair bit, but mostly I've been wearing this:

Damn that's nice, Dave! We really seem to share the same taste! 8)
(Send me a quick PM or email when you're ready to flip the thing, willya please?) :shock: :D

[ben4watches]

Marrinemaster for me. Its been left on the shelf for a while.

[Dave E]

Damn that's nice, Dave! We really seem to share the same taste! 8)
(Send me a quick PM or email when you're ready to flip the thing, willya please?) :shock: :D

Don't hold your breath :lol:

[davie0146]

out on the sauce later

so this one


easier to read when :drunken: :flower: :drunken:

HAGWA

So which month of the year has 32 days then???
Cheers,
Martin :shock:

:lol: it actually goes up to the 39th? :?:

must be something to do with the date wheels, it confused the buggery out of me when it first happened

[Omegary]

Vintage blue.........



Cheers,
DJ

I was lucky enough to handle one of these at a UK watch dealer this week - stunning watches! 8)

Cheers,

Guy :)

And you mean to tell me you didn't buy it Guy :shock:. Whatzamatta mate, not feeling too well? :wink: :lol:

Great watch BTW DJ, wish I was fortunate enough to have one in my collection. Wear it well.

Cheers,

Gary

[BigSwede]

My latest and oldest:



Have a nice weekend!

Kindly
/john

[rfrazier]

out on the sauce later

so this one


easier to read when :drunken: :flower: :drunken:

HAGWA

So which month of the year has 32 days then???
Cheers,
Martin :shock:

:lol: it actually goes up to the 39th? :?:



must be something to do with the date wheels, it confused the buggery out of me when it first happened

Now, that's what I call laid back. ;)

Best wishes,
Bob

[tekkno]

this is what i am wearing! (just the watch not the knife)

mike :wink:

Siebe Gorman, still have the reciept for mine, the knife, not the watch!

graham

[Dean in Canuckistan]

:D Just got this back yesterday :D It was away for a year getting a full restoration :!: Andy

Lovely watch.

For me today, it's EcoZilla

No pics yet, but the thing is definitely a monster of a watch.

[worlok]

This most of the time.

[mark a.]

Earlier today I was wearing my new PRS-14:



Now I'm wearing my new PRS-14:



(Sorry for the crap mobile phone photos.)

[xpatUSA]

friday watch thread i cant find it....

That'll teach you to be looking before 0001 hrs at the International Date Line :wink:

"WTF?!" I hear . . . .

Er, Wingman today!

[Griswold]

Well, the 17C is in the box and winging its way to brynglas, and I felt I needed another chrono on my wrist for the rest of the afternoon. So I'm now wearing this




Have a great weekend everyone. :)

And, that's got to be about top of the pops when it comes to chronographs. :)

Best wishes,
Bob

Thanks Bob. I searched high and low until I found one in this condition. I'm now on the lookout for a similarly conditioned Dynamic Date to go with it.

[A.Pottinger]

Orfina Porsche Design Bund Issued L5100 chrono today and most of the week.:



Best regards and wishes for the weekend,

AP :)

P.S. I like the dynamic chrono-it a has a nice helping of verve and zest!

[magirus]

No surprise here, it being day 2 of ownership (sorry again Iain!)

[Gruntfuttock]

Speedmaster reduced:

[Stokport]

This one today on a green Nato....

Had to check the Emerson Knife Homepage to confirm it's not an Emerson Patch shown on your picture, right?

Which one is it, please?


(Sinn for me today)



Cheers

Henrik

[Alphafloor]

Been wearing this for work;



and this for play;

[hill]

Certina DS3



Patrick

[pulga69]

This one for me, thanks to Guy ( and the pic too ! :twisted: ) I´m looooovveee :love4: :love4: :love4:

[jwg663]

Ecozilla...
.
Finished nightshift this morning & I'm now on holiday
for 28 days :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D
.
Yahoo :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
.
All the best...
.
Jim...

[abraxas]

Better late than never. Have a nice weekend averyone.

john

[Chris_in_the_UK]

Had to check the Emerson Knife Homepage to confirm it's not an Emerson Patch shown on your picture, right?

Which one is it, please?

Cheers

Henrik

Hi Henrik.

The patch was from Countycomm - not aware that it's a knife manufacturers' design?

These are currently being used in the US military special forces community as an unofficial morale patch.

THE HISTORY OF THE CALICO JACK FLAG: John Rackham was a pirate also known as "Calico Jack" due to his preference for calico coats and britches. He designed and flew this flag in the 1700s. The crossed sabers symbolize his readiness to fight. Maritime Boarding Parties started to wear these flags during the Gulf War. Counter-Terrorism teams have also recently start wearing them to symbolize their readiness to fight and win at all costs.

[rfrazier]

Had to check the Emerson Knife Homepage to confirm it's not an Emerson Patch shown on your picture, right?

Which one is it, please?

Cheers

Henrik

Hi Henrik.

The patch was from Countycomm - not aware that it's a knife manufacturers' design?

These are currently being used in the US military special forces community as an unofficial morale patch.

THE HISTORY OF THE CALICO JACK FLAG: John Rackham was a pirate also known as "Calico Jack" due to his preference for calico coats and britches. He designed and flew this flag in the 1700s. The crossed sabers symbolize his readiness to fight. Maritime Boarding Parties started to wear these flags during the Gulf War. Counter-Terrorism teams have also recently start wearing them to symbolize their readiness to fight and win at all costs.

When ever I see "community" used like this, I always get pictures of the folks involved standing in a circle, holding hands and having a singsong. The song they're singing is either "KumBaYah", or "I'd Like to Buy the World a Coke".

So, in this case, the picture is of a bunch of big, heavily armed folks, with dark grease paint on their faces, singing away. :)

Best wishes,
Bob

[Chris_in_the_UK]

Had to check the Emerson Knife Homepage to confirm it's not an Emerson Patch shown on your picture, right?

Which one is it, please?

Cheers

Henrik

Hi Henrik.

The patch was from Countycomm - not aware that it's a knife manufacturers' design?

These are currently being used in the US military special forces community as an unofficial morale patch.

THE HISTORY OF THE CALICO JACK FLAG: John Rackham was a pirate also known as "Calico Jack" due to his preference for calico coats and britches. He designed and flew this flag in the 1700s. The crossed sabers symbolize his readiness to fight. Maritime Boarding Parties started to wear these flags during the Gulf War. Counter-Terrorism teams have also recently start wearing them to symbolize their readiness to fight and win at all costs.

When ever I see "community" used like this, I always get pictures of the folks involved standing in a circle, holding hands and having a singsong. The song they're singing is either "KumBaYah", or "I'd Like to Buy the World a Coke".

So, in this case, the picture is of a bunch of big, heavily armed folks, with dark grease paint on their faces, singing away. :)

Best wishes,
Bob

Could not agree more Bob - the description was cut & pasted from Countcomm's site......somehow the word 'community' does not sit well with that kind of group.... :?

[rfrazier]

Could not agree more Bob - the description was cut & pasted from Countcomm's site......somehow the word 'community' does not sit well with that kind of group.... :?

Perhaps they use it because the term is so "elastic". As suppliers, are they part of the community? Do they supply the community, if they supply stateside admin staff? ;)

Best wishes,
Bob