What Watch Are You Wearing Today?

Useless shaver

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Madrid

• Thursday November 14, 2019

• #1,377

Gairdner said:

As if more proof were needed that I'm the forum's worst photographer, here goes:

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That's really nice. The dirty thirteenth...!

 

Useless shaver

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Madrid

• Thursday November 14, 2019

• #1,378

JohnnyO said:

Just had a senior moment there, had to check that my own 1953 RAF Omega was on my wrist. Very nice looking watch G.

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Johnny, that's fabulous indeed. And it sports a big arrow too!

 

JohnnyO

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Dumbarton

• Thursday November 14, 2019

• #1,379

Useless shaver said:

Johnny, that's fabulous indeed. And it sports a big arrow too!

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Indeed, Juan Manuel, one of a limited edition of 5,900 I believe, for issue to Officers and Aircrew. The entire stock were recalled to replace the luminous marking with non radiation emitting luminosity and it's magnetic resistant.
However, at the end of the day it still justs tells the time, my friend.

JohnnyO. o/.

 

Useless shaver

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• Thursday November 14, 2019

• #1,380

JohnnyO said:

Indeed, Juan Manuel, one of a limited edition of 5,900 I believe, for issue to Officers and Aircrew. The entire stock were recalled to replace the luminous marking with non radiation emitting luminosity and it's magnetic resistant.
However, at the end of the day it still justs tells the time, my friend.

JohnnyO. o/.

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Yup. This one does it too...BUT it's NOT the same!!!


Again, a very nice one!

 

Gairdner

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• Thursday November 14, 2019

• #1,381

It's an iconic piece but I have issues with legibility over Mickey's red troosers!

 

Bogeyman

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• Monday December 2, 2019

• #1,382

Rolex worn by Marlon Brando could be most expensive watch ever sold

Rolex watches worn by Marlon Brando and Jack Nicklaus are up for sale and could fetch seven-figure bids.

www.foxbusiness.com

 

Gairdner

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• Monday December 2, 2019

• #1,383

Any watch associated with me is likely to degrade in value even if it was fancy...

Can't keep this wee beastie of my wrist:

Timefactors Smiths PRS-29A on Monkey Swag olive NATO. Not too bad a picture by my shockingly low standards...

 

fatboy1971

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sunny canvey in the Y-UK

• Thursday December 26, 2019

• #1,384

Wifey brought me a weird ape kolt for xmas, its a nice size and very comfortable watch.

 

fatboy1971

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sunny canvey in the Y-UK

• Thursday January 2, 2020

• #1,385

Fitted a metal strap today tbh i prefer a metal strap than a leather one.
Its a lot more comfortable.

 

John

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Dartford

• Wednesday January 8, 2020

• #1,386

A Casio Titanium wave captor

 

Paul L

Chief GOW

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• Friday January 17, 2020

• #1,387

Citizen Promaster Aqualand







The first dive computer watch, and still considered by many to be the best

Coming on for 30 years old and still working perfectly, including depth meter

I recently looked at the sale value of these pieces, and I was pleasantly surprised

 

FrankieG

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London, UK

• Saturday January 18, 2020

• #1,388

Taking the old handcranker for a spin today.

 

Gairdner

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• Saturday February 1, 2020

• #1,389

Always liked that piece, @FrankieG . Really rather lovely.

 

FrankieG

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London, UK

• Thursday February 6, 2020

• #1,390

Stowa Marine Classic, to fill that 'dress watch' slot.

 

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Scorny

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• Tuesday March 3, 2020

• #1,391

Omega planet Ocean 8500

 

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John

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Dartford

• Tuesday May 26, 2020

• #1,392