Horological Meandering

In many ways the bluest watch I have - a back in the day limited edition of 25 pieces, with Ming Theon experimenting with hand blues titanium cases. One of the more discrete ways of displaying a second time zone, too 🌏 Any other 17.03s or Mings around? ...  

What's under the Hood?

But then again given what the price point was back in the day it’s reasonable. For that you still get a heat blue titanium case, which at the time was only available from DeBethune at a very different price point.

All that’s needed in a watch like this 😊👍🏻

One of cooler drives… ...  

And famous for probably having the most wins in Dakar in the Truck category 😉

At around 110 km/h on gravel 🏁 ...  

If there’s interest. After the move, though 😊

This burgundy piece is my contribution to the thread. ...  

Missed out on that generation myself but the burgundy dials are delightful 🙌🏻

I "had" this 17.06, but no longer. Once I noticed the second hand is missing, and that lonely arbor was rotating inside, I lost my enthusiasm for it. But someone else is undoubtedly enjoying the watch. ...  

I see what you mean. And how it would bug you once seen 🤷🏻‍♂️👍🏻 Thanks for joining in 👍🏻🙏🏻

Also thought the stingray added a bit of a different vibe to it 😊👍🏻🙏🏻

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And I see a stingray strap next to it, too - very cool 🙌🏻

They came from a Singaporean company Vario. I don't think they offer them anymore.

Enter text My to Mings . Unfortunate i don’t wear them as much anymore. ...  

With the many mouthwatering watches in your collection, even if all get equal wear it’s probably only once or twice a year each gets air time 😊👌🏻👏🏻 Thanks for joining in and you are one of the few I know with the Ultra Blue 🔵👍🏻