Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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The genre of simple three-handed watches . . .
. . . powered by pocket-watch (or pocket-watch inspired) movements is compelling to my tastes, deBalzac; examples from Dornblüth, RGM, Stowa, Seiko (Brightz), Omega (Railmaster XXL) have long been personal favorites, and in my humble opinion your Minerva resides at the pinnacle of this particular genre on both aesthetic grounds and because the movement was produced by the manufacturer . . . cordially, Art
Already friday in Tokyo ... can i start ?
Some nice wristshots of my new "Flieger-uhrwerk" Have a pleasant friday everyone ... Filip...
You're too impatient, my friend
Let's wait until tomorrow to start the fire.. Very nice WS, BTW... You're flying high, my friend, and you gave me an excedllent idea for tomorrow... Surprise... best, Nicolas
You're right ...
i'll wait another hour .... then we'll be tomorrow .... LOL . Can't wait to see what's coming ... filip
Glider or single prop?
Seems like an unusual leading edge of the wing. Nice Longines. Think I'll wear my IWC 3717 today! Cheers! Lionel
I am also wearing a Pilot Watch this Friday...........
The Limited Edition Nav-B pilot's watch which is an exact reproduction of the historic Flieger Uhr. My apology for the bad picture. HAGWE!!!!!...
No, Airbus A380 ...
.. wingtips ..LOL ... Dova Skylark .. Have a nice weekend ... Filip...
You're having a lot more fun flying than I am...
installing some new lighting in the kitchen. Wearing this old favorite. HAGWE and BR, Dan VC Overseas (old version)...
My flieger for today
Not considered as a flieger watch today, but it sure was at the time. Geo...
le Coultre on the dial
never seen that. I only know the more 'regular' Weems. Very nice. Geo
Nicolas ....
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Ohh, hermano....
you fly really high indeed... What a Beauty!, superb watch..... A really Hit with lot of charm!. thanks for share with us this marvel. Best Emilio
Wow you're fast !
the same watch for me, but with a new bezel : bakelite replaces steel This message has been edited by DrStrong on 2009-03-06 05:30:07...
A Big Pilot to day...........
......the one with a turbine. HAGWE everyone. Cheers, SC...
Very cool ...
looks a bit like the Hamilton X-copter ... but this IWC is soo much cooler ... HAGWE Filip...
sun shine,and my RM too......
just back from RM for polish !!! i'm just in love !!!!...
Hey, Philips, you're wearing MY Watch!!!
I love this kind of dilemma! Best, my friend, and come back to work, please... We are waiting... Best, Nicolas
This GO
HAGWE everyone. This message has been edited by fernando on 2009-03-06 06:51:52...
Friday again so soon?...
Thanks to all those who joined in last week's "Introductions" thread over at 'Time Out'; it was great to 'meet' you all. For those who didn't catch it, or who may want to add a few lines, it is still up - click here: timeout.watchprosite.com As for today?...
Aviation theme...sort of
V&C ref 6782 nicknamed "Thunderbird" after it's Turn-O-Graph inspired bezel. Of course, the Rolex was nicknamed "Thunderbird" after it's association with the Air Force aerobatics team....
Nice mix hermano...
Flying and diving.... Sea and Sky... Nice!... For me today a watch for flying, diving and all the things that you want to do.... Best, mi hermano. HAGWEE!. EMILIO...
Still loving it
Hey, Allen -- thanks for asking! I should probably post a real review on AHCI (and may still do so), but it's been great. As you know, it wears big for 38mm, and it is perfectly sized to my wrist -- the lugs are ideal in terms of flowing around the wrist....
Wearing the watch that sparked . . .
. . . my fascination with Glashütte Original . . . . . . the Karree perepetual calendar in steel . . . cordially, Art...
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