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Open 9
Its the little things that makes Rolex Vintage collecting interesting. One of it is the calendar wheel with open 6 and 9.
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MichaelC
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Took a look at the Nikon Z7
While not available in stores here until the end of September, the local had one on display and I spent a few minutes working with the new mirror-less full frame kit. Then for fun I tested it with a non-cpu manual focus 28mm Ai S in aperture mode. You can read all the specs online if interested... b
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xplorer2
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Does anyone remember the “Milan” edition? If you look closely at the right register you’ll see the colors of the Italian flag!
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respo
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Lange Datograph first generation. A picture of THE icon.
It is strange how things are going in life... When I saw the release of the Datograph, I was completely mad about it. I knew I would have one, and 5 or 6 years after, I got mine. I was very happy with it as I considered ( and still consider ) it as an iconic chronograph. The only curious thing is th
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henryrover
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Omega CK 2777. A military watch which is pretty high in my wish list.
Why? A beauty, first of all. A good case size, a superb dial and set of hands. Then, the movement, which is, if I got it well, the precursor of the one we'll see in the Railmaster, born a few years after. And last but not least... It is an amagnetic watch. One of the first, the first being the Jaege
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M4
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The workmanship on this bespoke dial of this Grönefeld 1941 Remontoire is supreme. The business side of the watch ain’t bad either!
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Gelato Monster
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What watch do you really, really want? That's our Wrist Scan theme . . .
. . . this week. Lawrence of Arabia's Omega? Kindly wait for my cue ~ 12 AM Friday in Singapore's time zone. Btw, Nicolas - please don't ask . . . . . . for Black Connie. Any of mine but her ;-) . . .
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amanico
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