Horological Meandering

Forumers past and present brought a bunch of interesting pieces. ...  

Looks like a great get together. Anyone care to tell what Duometre model that is?

He doesn't post much anymore, but he has come to lunch with a bunch of us quite often. He has the most incredible collection of vintage watches this side of The Atlantic. The Beta 21 is his as well.

. . . for my Flightmaster. Here's a photo of the Mido tuxedo . . . . . . taken from my seat at the table. Back tomorrow with more pics and commentary . . . ...  

. . . starting with the one he wore to the restaurant, a Zenith EP chronometer ca 2000, if memory serves correct. Also a Seiko Marinemaster - remarkable heft, imposing presence. Terrific diver. Fortunately, there's a PADI in my collection already, otherwi...  

. . . and not easily forgotten . . .

Looks like you had a great time

These lunches are always a blast and a learning experience.

. . . and, like the shoemaker's children, failed to take a snap of it. Thankfully, Mike did. ;-)

We could make that 3 ! ;-))

Maybe next year !

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I imagine you had a wonderful time! Thank you so much for sharing! All the best, Abel.

Anytime you’re in the NYC area!

To meet with the Motley Cru! Mike

Of it happening.

It just started out as a chance to see Ken.

What was your impression of them?

And the red and green dials are both a bit unusual and very attractive. They were also 38mm which worked very well. The big one was big:43.5.

. . . with both design and execution. Ken brought two, and his girlfriend Yuko her own, which makes three altogether at a six-person g-t-g. That's a lotta Czapeks! ...  

Looking forward to seeing them in the metal one day

. . . always a good time in NYC, not to mention the opportunity of seeing your recent indie heartthrob . . . . . . in the metal. Classic design, modern execution. I'm jealous! ...