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This message has been edited by hans_jorgen_1968 on 2012-01-27 03:51:54
...Not today......
.... we have snow since last night.., but SOON 
Hagwe and best to all
Hans
This message has been edited by hans_jorgen_1968 on 2012-01-27 03:51:54
Two beautiful classics - just watching, no nibbling allowed!
Even if I miss the nut theme (probably because I am too nuts ), this is my pic for today:
a vintage Seamaster and an orchid blossom - two charming classic beauties.
If I had to choose, I would know what to select!
Kind regards
anaesdoc
), this is my pic for today:a vintage Seamaster and an orchid blossom - two charming classic beauties.
If I had to choose, I would know what to select!
Kind regards
anaesdoc
That would have been my guess concerning you, Nico!
Of course I would do so as well. Don´t know how people on a florist forum would decide though .
.Thanks, blomman!
Yes, we watch nuts would go for the same things .
Kind regards,
anaesdoc
.Kind regards,
anaesdoc
Okay, from my cheapy cell phone camera..
disclaimer: the watches are NOT mine, but generously borrowed for a few days Both at the office and I just couldn't focus on the job!
HAGWE!
Ken
Both at the office and I just couldn't focus on the job!HAGWE!
Ken
The cell phone is the only cheap thing!
Hi Ken,
awesome watches you have borrowed there. I surely could where none of those at work (not meaning the possible damage): either I would constantly look at the tourbillon or listen to the MR - i.e. eyes and ears were diverted from there duties!
My personal favorite would be the minute repeater, although I might be tempted to vote for the Lange for patriotic reasons.
Kind regards
anaesdoc
awesome watches you have borrowed there. I surely could where none of those at work (not meaning the possible damage): either I would constantly look at the tourbillon or listen to the MR - i.e. eyes and ears were diverted from there duties!
My personal favorite would be the minute repeater, although I might be tempted to vote for the Lange for patriotic reasons
.Kind regards
anaesdoc
With the better camera....
.. although there is no "nut" here, I admit that borrowing and photographing this masterpiece is an act of "nuts"
Ken
Ken
Terrific image, J! I have to admit . . .
. . . that when I first saw your heading, soup came to mind ;-) . . .
I think it's because way back when . . .
. . . soup was the first course served in many American households, and nuts - usually walnuts, filberts, and almonds - were served after dessert, after the table had been cleared and everyone had retired to the living room.
Gosh, I miss the good ol' days . . .
Gosh, I miss the good ol' days . . .
Rolex 1675 GMT pure classic - Jeans Chic
This one deserve a special post which I will work on.
We talk about the classics which are out of reach. This is a classic that is still within reach.
HAGWE.
Bill
Full report coming soon.
We talk about the classics which are out of reach. This is a classic that is still within reach.
HAGWE.
Bill
Full report coming soon.
Rolex 1675 GMT
Bravo, Bill. Another power pic.
Every time I see a wristshot of yours I keep thinking about the book "Old man and the sea"
Then I notice from another post that the hair is actually blonde not gray
Here's to the "blonde man and the sea" with his GMT
Regards
Tyler
Then I notice from another post that the hair is actually blonde not gray
Here's to the "blonde man and the sea" with his GMT
Regards
Tyler
You are to kinf my friend
But I really like the connection with the sea part.
HAGWE
Bill
HAGWE
Bill
nice one Bill!
great dial and insert, superbe hands, love the patina, spectacular shot! It is true that some 6542 are spectacular but, but...a good 1675 does a good job too! Matt
It is the base when it comes to gmt's
A real work horse and a good place to start in the vintage segment along side a good old 5513.
HAGWE
Bill
HAGWE
Bill
Bill, you also need to post...
how you achieve those amazing wristshots! Great watch, look forward to your post!