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Today's timekeeper. Haven't worn it in a while, I better reset the date...
What Watch Are You Wearing Today?
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Can't post any ore pics in this thread. Just get this (again):
"If you received this whilst trying to post a message or a reply. It's likely that you have too many attachments and/or images in your post."
This gets really annoying on this site - just seems to come and go....
Very nice!
Nice NATO on that..
Working again now! :-/
"If you received this whilst trying to post a message or a reply. It's likely that you have too many attachments and/or images in your post."
This gets really annoying on this site - just seems to come and go....
FrankieG said:Today's timekeeper. Haven't worn it in a while, I better reset the date...
Very nice!
Mikeyj1973 said:
New addition has landed [emoji39]
Nice NATO on that..
Working again now! :-/
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Re: RE: What Watch Are You Wearing Today?
Thanks orange.. Does seem to suit the watch very pleased with it so far [emoji108]
OrangeSport said:Can't post any ore pics in this thread. Just get this (again):
"If you received this whilst trying to post a message or a reply. It's likely that you have too many attachments and/or images in your post."
This gets really annoying on this site - just seems to come and go....
FrankieG said:Today's timekeeper. Haven't worn it in a while, I better reset the date...
Very nice!
Mikeyj1973 said:
New addition has landed [emoji39]
Nice NATO on that..
Working again now! :-/
Thanks orange.. Does seem to suit the watch very pleased with it so far [emoji108]
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N_Architect said:
Love that Rolex, what kind is that?
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michaelg said:
Oyster 116000, champagne dial.
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Today my Tag I purchased back in 1991 for the princely sum of £450. It is bi metallic but they were allowed to put nickel in gold then and the metal strap irritated me so i have always used leather straps. Never missed a beat other than a £75 repair when a bog standard battery leaked in it (be warned)[attachment=10863]
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Still wearing my CWC G1098 watch that was issued while serving with the armed forces, got in 1988 just before deploying for a Northern Ireland tour. Since then has only required 1 battery change and that was free courtesy of the army and it has never lost a minute.
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jaycey said:My latest acquisition,
Explorer ref 6610, late 1950's. This had a broken balance staff and was not a cheap repair but well worth the investment of... £480:icon_razz: Now I am on the look out for a matching bracelet.
Very nice.
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Had this on for dinner with a client tonight.
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OrangeSport said:
Had this on for dinner with a client tonight.
I like the "single hand" concept, have you looked at Slow Watches? Some of their single hands are attractive looking. Slow referring to the pace of life, not the watch.
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I'll have to check the out. This watch gets loads of comments, even from non-watch folk.