Wristshot
In this engaging thread from 2020, holdemchamp1225 shares a glimpse into his daily life during confinement, featuring his Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch in Moonshine gold. His post not only showcases a unique timepiece in a casual setting but also sparks a broader community discussion about daily wear, personal preferences for watch metals, and the joy of sharing wristshots during unprecedented times. This article delves into the nuances of Omega's proprietary gold alloy and the diverse tastes of WatchProSite collectors.
Yokozuna seems to be non plussed...perhaps I need to re evaluate..
Just the young one ... and lost couple of times already so told him... m not playing anymore
Archie says "go big AND stay home"! Kent
I am like you and prefer more lowkey and less flashy watches. I also prefer white metals of any kind as they are more discreet. The only thing I can say is this Moonshine gold color is really unique as it is between rose and yellow gold. It is also matte finish so even though it is gold, it does not seem flashy at all. It wears and looks much differently than a Rolex Daytona in either rose or yellow gold. Once the confinement is lifted and I have access to my other watches, I will try and take a
I'm sporting my beloved Zenith P15 Cronometro today. Cheers. M4
or due to them being in different locations and not easily accessible. If I find myself not wearing them, I tend to give them to family members or move them on to others who would give them more wrist time 😁 BTW, great looking Zenith 👍
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