Paul L
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You've got to love the ''wobbly crown' on these Vostok's.
What Watch Are You Wearing Today?
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You've got to love the ''wobbly crown' on these Vostok's.
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I only own one watch - so posting the one worn by my better half today - another Momentum Steelix - sapphire glass face - NATO regimental strap - nice. `For a hundred quid - you'd be hard pushed to get a better watch. I.
@Paul L - I think that would be a comprehensive definition of 'inked up' - no danger - you must look like some Maori warrior? Tats intrigue me - but I am phobic about needles. Can you have all your body done? Does it not 'choke' your skin? I.
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I have quite a few my only advice is remove the supplied metal bracelet and toss it in the bin.
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The "other" moon watch...
Paul L
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Hi Iain
Late reply, my apologies
Lovely pair of Momentum watches you and your good lady have !
I haven't suffered any ill effects from being so heavily tattooed personally, but I have heard of people taking Vitamin D supplements as some think that the tattoo can stop the skin from absorbing it naturally from sunlight.
Myself, I keep out of the sun for the best part as I am prone to prickly heat and sunburn.
I must admit, I am not keen on needles myself - the kind they stick you with at the hospital give me the willies, good and proper!!
I have to carry an epi-pen due to having suffered an anaphylactic reaction to a wasp sting, (not good considering I work as a pest controller!), and I don't know what scares me the most, the wasps or the needle !
Paul L
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Yes the only watch that shaves your wrists at the same time!
A recent Casio introduction the Sapphire. Nice finish and style for its price point around £40/50. Comes with a bracelet but better on a Nato.
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Chopard Mille Miglia a bit of a dinner plate but I like quirky watches.
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Rotter your obviously a Breitling fan. I dont have many chronographs but recently bought a Tudor which shares some part of its mechanism with Breitling.
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Hi Manstein, Tudor's are nice watches, owned by the same company that owns Rolex as I remember.
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A Russian Yuri Gagarin homage..
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Recently purchased Casio W-202. Similar size to the F91; case is thicker to accommodate the 3294 module as used in the basic G-Shocks. Display is really crisp; the LED's on either side of the screen work great and the countdown timer is a welcome addition. Not quite "don't know you are wearing it" as the F91 but still wonderfully comfortable, small and utilitarian with superb legibility. And restrained graphics for a Casio.