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. . . for a technical reason beyond my control. Please know The Captain (I always called him Cap even when I knew his real name) was as good a friend as one could ever have, and that he is missed dearly by our community of watch enthusiasts. I hope...

. . . before. Curious as to the movement . . .

. . . although a trifle older and substantially smaller . . . . . . than yours. Retrieved it from my watchmaker earlier this week where it had been 'residing' the last four months for servicing and parts replacement. Gotta love Seamasters! Best, Art

. . . bit me! 🦇

. . . and no, neither of us placed the cigarette in Lemmy's mouth - it was already there. Trust me. 🙂

[GO Karree perpetual calendar] . . . to tolerating a date . . . . . . or chronograph . . . . . . today. The most complicated watch in my collection is the Flightmaster . . . . . . with chronograph plus GMT and inner rotating bezel (not, strictly...

. . . to the overall presentation of a watch on your wrist. Original Dornblüth strap and Attila Aszodi replacement in process . . . . . . that altered its appearance . . . . . . more to my liking. Best, Art

. . . in the rotation, likely next week. There's an interloper . . . . . . that has a grip on my attention presently. (In less than a month, the Citizen, Grand Seiko, and vintage Omega have entered my collection. All three were impulse buys.)

. . . er, garage. Nothing like the flat surface of a pool table for macrophotography. 📷

. . . are waiting. 🍻