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Size is 42 mm but it wears bigger .
Not able to weight the watch , sorry but it isn’t light
Welcome, WOTW! That Recraft was my first mechanical watch, and mine sends a "Hello!" (Your complimentary strap a winner, of course.) Stay safely snug this
weekend! FH
Thanks , that Seiko is one great watch . I have a collection of Seiko watches and when i saw this one for sale i just had to have it .
I bought it also on a bracelet but wanted it to be a more summer watch so I tryed it on a rubber strap . Have a great weekend
It's Not a Tumor!
With my 6.5" wrist, I can totally pull off the right 34mm watch. Vintage Tudor Small Rose, vintage Omega Sea Master, a vintage Zodiac Kingline. Sure, 36mm to 39mm is probably my sweet spot, and we can all wear a 42mm Omega Speedmaster Professional perfectly, right?.. But that'd be about the upper boundary for a guy my size...
That is, without Arnold to show me the way.
At 47.8mm this WHALE is "Big". But in a the very best way possible. At a little over 4 ounces, this quarter-pounder is ready for anything. Why just yesterday I did three Zoom meetings with it on -- and on one of them, nobody would mute themselves! Show me another watch that can take that kind of action!?
The Seiko Prospex SNJ025 Aka The 2019 'Arnie'
Frankly, R0gue, I think this looks like it was made for your wrist. Well done! (And as you have seen, Arnold approves.) FH [nt]
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Here's my heaviest...
Fortis B42
42mm x 15mm and 216 grams, almost half a pound.
The heaviest and thickest I own, although not largest diameter. It's probably more of a tank than a whale and I treat it like one. It takes a lot of abuse as you can see by the wear.
we all have our own whale
most of you will likely say that i'm crazy but to me yes!!!!! the nautilus is a whale....that's the reason why i let my 5711 & 5712 go
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have a good week end & stay safe
Whales can be beautiful too!
even though some of them can be a bit scabby on the surface
Good, my friend. I guess that you have a big project under your sleeve? ;) [nt]
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Oh for Pete's sake, OF COURSE the Nautilus is a whale, a bomber, a classic, and… a really beautiful thing. You've captured it well. Thanks for joining! FH [nt]
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Thanks to inertia, a watch that heavy creates its own wear and tear (not to mention what it does to doorways and keyboards)
Nice! 216 grams is VERY HEAVY
Dear Emil… Just what we have come to expect from you—a marvelous eye for color and contrasting materials. Wonderful pic! And a Fortis I had not seen,
blue bezel and all. Many thanks for weighing-in! FH
Not my biggest but my heaviest watch
Size 39,5
Weight;
On my way to the cabin with my privat driver at the wheel 😂 (my wife):
Weight;
On my way to the cabin with my privat driver at the wheel 😂 (my wife):
Love the second shot, that what I call riding in style!!
I’m going to guess that your very comfortable ride is a long wheelbase Range Rover with the executive seats in the back that almost go lay-flat. Oh, and you’re watching Jean-Luc Picard (Star Trek) on the television. You’ll have to let me know how I did 😀
Mostly happy with my wife. I asked her if i drive to fast and lose my license if she would be my drive, she laughed and told me that I also have a bike 😂 [nt]
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Enjoying a great watch while respecting the social distance, it can't get better than that these days! ;-) [nt]
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Well now… that's a watch. But I can hardly believe no one yet has mention the perfect color coordination of your nylon wrist band. Did you weave it yourself?
A perfect compliment! FH