Wojo
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Universal cal.251
This was the first watch I bought, a few decades ago. It got me interested in watches, and I still love it. She is far from pretty, but this 66 year old piece looses less then a minute a day which speaks volumes about my watchsmith. Many watches have come and gone but this one will not be sold, too sentimental to part with.
Hope you all have a great weekend!
Wojo
What have you been wearing this week? I'm still loving my Panerai PAM195!
I've been wearing my PAM195 this week. I finally got it back from Panerai service, which took only 1 month, so it was a pretty quick turnaround time. My winding stem somehow broke (my first watch to ever do so), so Panerai did a complete overhaul and now ...
I've never been an admirer of the 195 BUT....
I have to admit that the green canvas strap gives it a whole new twist. Enjoy it I still have the 605 on my wrist ...
Your killing the game again my friend 😉
. Two watches today 🤔 . Then i am just a simple man with a simple CvdK today ...
No no my friend 😊 Two for this weekend (and for the SIHH most probably) not today 😉
This guilloché dial and those little fleur-de-lis indexes are truly nice. I have to confess that if I buy a CVDK one day, it’ll be the Planetarium. I saw Arie’s one during our Swiss GTG and thinking that you can wear our solar system on your wrist is just...
That would be a perfect choice my friend 👌🏻
The planetarium is also still on my list . Would be the new version then i think . But my wish list is to long for my watch budget 😏
I much prefer the first version with its planetarium at 12 rather than 6 for the new one. In addition, if I pull the trigger one day, I would prefer to find one with the Glashütte Original movement inside 😉
But, you know, we have (almost!) all the same problem. Too many desires/projects and not enough money 😁 Best wishes Alkiro
Universal cal.251
This was the first watch I bought, a few decades ago. It got me interested in watches, and I still love it. She is far from pretty, but this 66 year old piece looses less then a minute a day which speaks volumes about my watchsmith. Many watches have come...