Yokozuna is magnificent...
I sure do miss my Bengals. Myles corporate headshot... ...
Cheers. We all adore her too. Don't have an omega
to post as i sold my planet ocean a few years ago as it was too hefty for my wrist. But hope to get a good condition 176.007 in the near future. Your apollo 8 is super nice. Cheers S
Rescued from a Greek Island
But too tired to pose with a watch. Old photo of my vintage Seiko. Can a cat and watch wrist scan be far behind? ...
Great cat! Nice watch too
Aren't they something, especially when we are home all day with our cat(s), we can see what they normally do all day. SLEEP! Thanks everyone for showing us your cats. Cazalea ...
May i suggest my Timex "Tuxedo" for your beautiful puss? Love the photo… and the watch. :)
Stay safe and enjoy your evening! FH ...
Ah, I love your cat !! He reminds me of my late, great Doodoo
Doodoo was an amazing cat and always wanted to accompany me everywhere. He even followed me around the golf course the entire round. It was crazy 😁 Here is an old photo ...
OK… I can remain silent no longer. Your celebration (marvelous, btw) of Yokozuna compels me to offer this portrait of our dear departed Cinders, here lovingly guarding my humble
SARB017 (might as well have been a platinum PP to her). She's only been gone ~ 7 months, and we miss her gentle soul terribly. Rescued by friends as a kitten from a ditch in the dead of winter, she came to live with us that next spring when she was six mo...
First, thanks for sharing photos of Cinder and my condolences for your loss...
I can sympathize as I have loss my share of furry companions. A small part of me dies each and every time but we continue on to keep them with us. RIP dear Cinders 🙏😔
I am so sorry to hear of your loss of Cinders
Thank you Fred for sharing memories of her and her photos 🙏
That is the perfect watch choice for the cat!
Matches perfectly.. I went back to my trusty PO on rubber strap this week. -D- Tried to capture the texture of the black dial, which other than the hands is my 2nd favorite detail of this watch! ...
A day late . . .
. . . but hopefully not a dollar short. Ca '45 ref 2179/4 on my wrist since Monday . . . ...
2179/5! Some . . .
. . . 2179/ 6 had shock-protected 30T2SC movements. And all 2179s supplied to the American military were tightly regulated, although not chronometers in the traditional sense. A shame there's little known about this reference and its British counterpart U...
