Reply With QuoteI think one on each hand might be better?
Like the Pan though :)
I was a bit bored last night and I decide to play around with a couple of my watches and Itook this pic.
Do you think I could start a fashion trend and wear my watches like this? :wink:
It's ideal for going abroad! :lol:
I think one on each hand might be better?
Like the Pan though :)
I'm sure people that make money from case polishing will welcome this fashion with open arms....that B&R will be scratched up in no time.
:lol:
They would look great under the sleeve of a donkey jacket, can you post that picture for us?Originally Posted by Mr Seamaster
I was a bit bored last night and I decide to play around with a couple of my watches and Itook this pic.
Do you think I could start a fashion trend and wear my watches like this? :wink:
It's ideal for going abroad! :lol:
Nah, that would be too sensible as I will have another two watches on the other hand! :wink:
Seeing the size of your wrists, you probably couldn't handle one of those, let alone two :shock:
You probably should stick to a midsize Seamaster :D .
Cheers,
Daddel.
Got a new watch, divers watch it is, had to drown the bastard to get it!
Given the size of those two, perhaps the ankles instead?
Or the neck. :wink:
Best Regards - Peter
I'd hate to be with you when you're on your own.
thats just showing off :roll:
Funny, you should say that, the other hand will have two midsize Seamaster! I shall take some pics of them tonight LOL
Wouldn't it be easier to wear a GMT or a world time watch?
In the Sotadic Zone, apparently.
I like the comic aspect; think it's rather fun. And why stop at two? Like those hotels and posh clothes' shops that have pointless London-Paris-Rome-New York-Tokyo clocks, you should go for five in a row, all set to different time zones.
Guys, are you all making fun of me? :wink:
I feel that I'm not being taken seriously :cry:
That's the best look I've seen for a while. I encourage you to do that. It shows a level of sophistication on your part that will lead to greater things in your life. Keep it up, man. :thumbleft: :thumbright:
Fidel Castro, used to wear two Rolex's like that , I think he just wanted to be really sure of the time
Should have bought quartz... :lol:
er, no. Not really. Nice try though!
The chance of losing your left arm to some knife carrying 'yoof' just became greater :twisted:
how about one on each wrist?
Your wish is my command! :lol:They would look great under the sleeve of a donkey jacket, can you post that picture for us?I was a bit bored last night and I decide to play around with a couple of my watches and Itook this pic.
Do you think I could start a fashion trend and wear my watches like this? :wink:
It's ideal for going abroad! :lol:
Sorry, I couldn't get a dark blue donkey jacket, have to make do with this!
God, I'm going to get flamed for this! :lol:
at least that will avoid the "fiddler crab" arm development later on.
[quote=Mr Seamaster]Your wish is my command! :lol:They would look great under the sleeve of a donkey jacket, can you post that picture for us?I was a bit bored last night and I decide to play around with a couple of my watches and Itook this pic.
Do you think I could start a fashion trend and wear my watches like this? :wink:
It's ideal for going abroad! :lol:
I think two chap in yellow jackets, driving a yellow van, will shortly be at your door if you keep this up.
Sorry, I couldn't get a dark blue donkey jacket, have to make do with this![/quote:2eperxgx]
LOL
Is there not a famous picture of Che Guevara wearing 2 rolexes loose on the same wrist at some sort of rally or press conference? If it's good enough for old Ernesto...
Having said that, I did wonder what a socialist revolutionary was doing with 2 rolexes - but maybe he was being ironic.
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