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This message has been edited by AndrewD on 2013-01-24 13:28:22
We had a spectacular sunrise this morning. And it didn't cost me anything to enjoy it - except that I was 10 minutes later into work.
Andrew
Gosh, I vaguely recall the exchange . . .
. . . but was it your watch, or your friend's?
It was his....
then...
5 years flew
quickly when in good company
Damjan
P.S. Holding to you would be like holding to....
If you like the last beast how about this.
I think you can see a new theme and post coming.
I think you can clearly see by the plexi this is no amateur time watch.
Best
Bill
I think you can clearly see by the plexi this is no amateur time watch.
Best
Bill
There are less examples know of this watch
Than you can count on your hands.
Very nice history from the original owner.
Coming soon.
Very nice history from the original owner.
Coming soon.
Depends on what I have to count on my hands: Watches or fingers? ;) [nt]
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So do I ....
.... but, promise Bill, I won't make the same mistake twice
Great catch anyway !!!
This message has been edited by Ludi on 2013-01-25 00:08:38
Best - Fred
The simple things bring pleasure
I would say this is a humble steel chronograph, but it is a lovely watch to wear. The water lilly is my own 'stinking corpse flower' equivalent. The plant has been in my pond for 10 years and I can only recall it flowering on 2 previous occasions.
Andrew
This message has been edited by AndrewD on 2013-01-24 13:28:22
World humble
change meaning since I was young
Great shot Andrew
and you know my feelings for GP
Best
Damjan
Last night's dinner was linguine with . . .
. . . scampi, mushrooms, and chopped tomato prepared in olive oil with red pepper flakes and garlic; starter was a caprese salad. You know what I said to myself when the pasta was brought out?
"The simple things bring pleasure."
"The simple things bring pleasure."
Words to remember, Art ...
We had a spectacular sunrise this morning. And it didn't cost me anything to enjoy it - except that I was 10 minutes later into work.
Andrew
Gorgeous! . . .
. . . I just adore period pieces from Omega, especially the ones with flamboyant character, like this . . .
My Lovely pair
No.....not above but below here
HAGWE and time to set new aim for 2013 after seeing all SIHH posting
Cheers
Clear
now is time to fight those debris and mud
time for you to visit again....
thanks
Clear
now is time to fight those debris and mud
time for you to visit again....
thanks
I seem to remember those two, Quan . . .
. . . caddies at the local golf course, right? . . .
Not humble at all!
This one gave inspiration to some very fine watches, I think... 
Nice catch
Hope all is well at your end G
Nikolaj
all is good thanks. i'll...
all is good thanks.
i'll be doing a review on this piece soon to show how much ahead of its time it was.
best
G
Seiko takes a back seat to no one . . .
. . . in my esteem, Graham. They're the great manufacturer for the common man, which is high praise in my book.