amanico
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It is Tuesday. The Day of the Speedmaster.
If someone could explain to me why we use to read " Speedie Tuesday " it would help me a lot. 
But anyway, here is one of my favorite modern Speedmaster, the CK 2998 Blue White.
Picture taken during our trip in Bienne, in 2018.
What about you?
Nicolas
It is Tuesday. The Day of the Speedmaster.
If someone could explain to me why we use to read " Speedie Tuesday " it would help me a lot. But anyway, here is one of my favorite modern Speedmaster, the CK 2998 Blue White. Picture taken during our trip in Bienne, in 2018. What about you? Nicolas ...
Always been a Rail guy myself, but coincidentally, today . . .
. . . happens to be a Seamaster kinda day. [ Ca '56 Ξ© ref 2846 / cal 500] ;-) ...
I believe the phrase 'Speedy Tuesday' began either on Omega Forums . . .
. . . or with Robert Jan Broer, Nicolas. In any case, one followed the other in short course, if memory serves correct. Art
You're probably right, Catulle. Thanks for confirming . . .
. . . my hazy memory. OF must've picked up the phrase shortly after Robert-Jan coined it, then. Art
Why don't you start Seamaster . . .
. . . Saturday, Nicolas? That would be a sure-fire winner!
As explained, Speedy Tuesday was started with Fratello watches by Robert Jan Broer...
So essentially every Tuesday was named Speedy Tuesday and people would post wristshots of the Speedmaster they were wearing that day. I had this on all day π ...
Such an appealing watch...
Thanks for the photo to remind me how much I am grateful to own one!
My favourite too!
Unfortunately, I feel speedies sit too tall on my wrist so I have not joined any Speedy Tuesday yet...