WristScan

Time to indulge after a day of abstinence on Wednesday. For those who participated in NWD, enjoy the heightened sense of pleasure at wearing our favourite little ticking toys again.

 

Andrew

I trained hard to bring you the evidence that I spent the whole week without a watch on the wrist!



And now, you change the rules!!!

HAGWE, my friend.

Nicolas

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I saw one made by Artya at some point

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You look great!

;-)

respo

Please get back under cover before you hurt yourself. However, the fluorescent green does seem to suit you.

HAGWE,
Richard.

Vhaaat?

No seaside in the Carpathians?

Tsss, shoov meee yur neckkkk!

Best,

Nicolas This message has been edited by amanico on 2010-11-12 00:59:59

i know where your hiding your socks

G

. . . this . . .

. . . or that? . . .

Or both, perhaps ;-) . . .

Which is not to be confused with my Sister ( The Carpathian moon face ).



Best,

Nicolas

Two photos in the post but four in the "picture summary". I'm going to google for Tammy right now Art.

Regards,
Richard.

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a big one...

Where is it?

I have seen a similar one near Armadilo, Texas...



Cheers

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I particularly enjoyed TM’s romantic evocative sunrise last week. Here is another special shared moment for me: dinning with the perfect companion at Le Jardin de Joel Robuchon in Hong Kong …

Hope to see some food shots on the Time Out forum later.

Regards,
Richard.

... this weekend. Hope you had your cholesterol checked recently!

Andrew

They look like they are made for each other!

 

 

HAGWE

 

Blomman

... in fact the sub-seconds dials on both watches give them a similar identity to my warped horological eyes (I see patterns in things and associations that are fairly tenuous, LOL).

But our experiences and memories are rolled up with these watches and they 'absorb' our life as we live it.

Nice memories, and companions, indeed.

Andrew

Nicely done!

Best,

Jed

A nice watch can really enhance an already perfect occasion.

Andrew

this weekend i will be wearing my freshly aquired Benrus Mil-W3818B US Military watch from sept 1964, one of the last before the new spec came out in 1965. 

another week nearly finished and another weekend approaching.

time ticks on relentlessly, its just what we look at to see the time that differs in us all, the main reason we are all here, to appreciate what others use to view the passage of time.

Have a good one

thoughtfully yours

Graham