Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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"Better late . . .
. . . than never."
We had guests over yesterday for a barbecue and overnight stay; I was planning on taking a wrist shot over the grill when it had flank steak, salmon steaks, and Brussels sprouts as a background, but unfortunately got so wrapped up in conversation that this is the best I can do.
😔
70s party so I threw on a vintage piece … 🔥 what are you wearing this Saturday 🤔😎
(No one will know it’s 50s😁). Also, got a new 16 pro max after a decade of droids, definitely doesn’t seem to take as clear pictures but need to go through the settings. ...
In the morning a 23
After noon, i swap to my 1950 Arcadia. Both have a link to the Fleu rier area. The fun with this kind of watches is that it is a joy to have and barely no complications needed to make it more special. Very tru thing, just time and the charm of presens. ...
It does
It was a brand that did not survive the gulf of quartz watches that rush through the seventies. My Arcadia survive a lot of useless quartz watches, even your vintage Omega. So let’s ignore quartz, and love quarts. An example of one that is not that bad. ...
An area I’m unfamiliar with
It definitely looks cool, fun that the movement is longines
Little
A smal correction. Have you see the text inca block on my Arcadia? My Longines quarts is for the theme of the seventies quartz crisis. Omega was as you also know, quickly change to quartz. Both survive. Arcadia, Cyma, Roamer, Enicar, Universal Geneva, and...
Great timepiece TCF. Lots of great pics from everyone.
Here's my choice... Tron ⨌ ⨊ ⨝ ...
"Better late . . .
. . . than never." We had guests over yesterday for a barbecue and overnight stay; I was planning on taking a wrist shot over the grill when it had flank steak, salmon steaks, and Brussels sprouts as a background, but unfortunately got so wrapped up in co...