WristScan

Thanks again for conferring this honor on a not learned but learning eye. If you can assist with the pics again please.

Not that many static entries this week I feel when compared to some of the past BUT… some very good entries nonetheless. Although you asked for my top pick, I can't help but list my top 3 again so here goes starting with the second runner up according to my very unqualified opinion:

Second Runner-Up : PPlater's Green Furry Something that was a novelty release from Basel 2000. The use of unconventional case material and shape design will lend itself well to Artya lovers and the like, the green furry strap (it comes in a blue porcupine strap variant I am told  to kinky S&M types and the bling (assuming not zirconia) is very much in line with the theme of the week and apt for may heads of states of our time. I understand if you depress the crown it has a vibrate function for about 20 secs much like mechanical alarm watches which again makes it very apt for S&M types and Heads of States….

Winner : And this week's fatigue static winner is Kyle L's very excellent entry of his Omega Seamaster. I chose this partly because the Seamaster is such an important (perhaps THE most important) line in Omega's history which I understand was first introduced in 1947. That's Kyle's piece has a very nice matching strap/dial combo (notice the dial and strap color and the strap stitching and applied indicators) and the manner and setting in which he shot his Seamaster gave me no choice but to confer on Kyle the honor and mention of being this week's Static Shot Winner!