PeterCDE
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Nice fit!
Hi Juko,
a nice choice! The blue dial makes the "John Harrison" a very versatile watch; not really a dress watch, but certainly not a "tool" in first degree. Pretty!
The rubber strap will change the "look" a bit; here´s an earlier impression of the regular "waffle" dial, which obviously is a little large on my wrist:
A pity, as it is a very nice watch!!!
And one which combines a lot of merits not easily seen and appreciated most by those who know fine watches (manufacture-made movement, special case, unique design).
Cheers,
Peter
I am wearing this Sea Hawk II for a week now....
and i must say it is a perfect wearer, the large 42 mm case isn't to big for normal wear. I also did wear it under my suit this week, with the black aligator strap it is a perfect combination. I think i will buy an extra rubber strap for the holiday in It...
Calling For All...
Calling For All the HAWKS out there... Hi Juko, Nice Seahawk you have there and thanks for sharing with us.I am calling for all the Hawks out there to share with us your hawks.Here let me share with you my "special" seahawk. Warm Regards, kboonhaw...
i have 3 SHs
but dunno how to post pics :p the hobnail JH, the grey and black dial... love them all rgds, ed
Nice fit!
Hi Juko, a nice choice! The blue dial makes the "John Harrison" a very versatile watch; not really a dress watch, but certainly not a "tool" in first degree. Pretty! The rubber strap will change the "look" a bit; here´s an earlier impression of the regula...
Lovely new dial there!
Hi Christian, How is the weight?Looking at it full bracelet should would be quite heavy?thanks for sharing,like your new dial very much too. Thanks. Rgds, kboonhaw
Late is better than Never...cheer!
Hi, Wow,Double Sea Hawk both very sporty and elegant.I would predict you have individualistic in choosing your wrist wear.Congrats,do share with us your others time instruments. .Thanks for joining. Rgds, kboonhaw.