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Lankysudanese initiates a compelling discussion on the practicalities of watch collecting, inviting fellow enthusiasts to share their preferred timepieces for weekend activities. His post highlights the importance of durability and resilience for watches subjected to the rigors of family life. This thread offers valuable insights into how collectors balance their passion for horology with the demands of an active lifestyle.
The Air King: And the Tudor Black Bay Red. Two " no fears " watches.
Sinn. I just saw it in boutique. That is a nice watch. They used to give steep less but now not so. Nonetheless, that is still a great watch. And the young man is handsome! Should attract lots of gal next time when he grow older!
Great question. I usually go for my Grey Side of the Moon - ceramic on nylon strap. Wishing everyone a great weekend! Cheers, Jérôme Green nato Omega strap
My regional retailer gave me a nominal discount, just to appease me. I got it when they had a 13 week wait period. They seem to be more readily-available from the manufacturer now, and if you live outside of the EU, you can save the VAT. And thanks for the comment (and future warning about the young man). He didn’t get his good looks from me, I’ll tell you that much 😉🤣
My worries are probably unfounded. Have a great weekend
This is my best weekend warrior watch for hiking and supermarket visits.=D
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