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.. wear her in the best of your health !
Shape & case pinpoint to the 70ies (?)..
Best, hs
And the design, too! The dial and the case are funky and appealing. [nt]
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Wow, Fernando !.. Love the color accents grey vs orange + alarm.. Very nice arrival !
.. wear her in the best of your health !
Shape & case pinpoint to the 70ies (?)..
Best, hs
Thanks hs.
Yes I believe it's early 70s. I like the looks of it and the alarm is a bonus.
Best & HAGWE!
fernando
Vintage Omega? Bravo, Fernando! . .
. . . didn't realize there was one in your collection. Slipped my mind if it's been posted before . . .
Never posted Art..
but wondering whether I should have it fixed up first. It certainly feels and looks like an old watch but there is the charm. 
Thanks
fernando
FriDay and FriNight!
I enjoy this theme.
Bright for the day, dark for the secrets of the night.
HAGWE!
S.
I would have guessed the contrary. But you can't go wrong with any of them. ;) [nt]
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No, the thick Polaris is not for shirt cuffs...
...fastened. When they are loose, on the contrary...
I believe in visibility. I cannot see what time it is whith the Jules at night. The Polaris, though, shines like the Polaris star...
And the Jules, so discrete and elegant with the suit.
So, no doubt about the priority.
S.
Both are great !.. Guess, I would have put my bet also on JLC for day & AP for eve !.. :)
Day and Night
well, not exactly an early riser to see dawn in the summer, so my humble interpretation of this week's theme, with my Richeville Day and Night indicator.
HAGWE,
CC
Excellent. I love this watch. Brilliant interpretation of the Night and Day! [nt]
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Bond Street? . . .
. . . the perfect location for a GP, sharing namesakes with a prominent fictional character . . .
This message has been edited by Dr No on 2014-06-06 15:58:56
This message has been edited by Dr No on 2014-06-06 15:58:56
Winter times ...
Not a gorgeous sunrise but here we have:
(IWC Flieger Chronograph "Le Petit Prince" 3777-06 )
Cheers,
Nilo
(IWC Flieger Chronograph "Le Petit Prince" 3777-06 )
Cheers,
Nilo
What a case!
The sharp lines of the case and lugs caught my eye first in this shot, then the light illuminating the different levels and surfaces of hands, markers, dial, date. The crystal is invisible.
I love it.
Cazalea
I love it.
Cazalea
Tokyo has lots of green, more than you may think :-)
.. here is my best dawn wrist shot ))))
HAGWE!
))))
HAGWE!
Ken
Oops! :-)
... didn't adjust the time..... Duh! Took from the terrace of my apt in the morning.... Hahaha. Forgive me
Ken
Perils of WristScan
Fingerprints and dust are common errors.
Forgetting to set the date is most aggravating and frequent.
I've even put the watch on my wrist upside down before, but haven't ever forgotten to set the time.
I'm waiting to drop my watch on concrete, as Graham did once...
Cazalea
Forgetting to set the date is most aggravating and frequent.
I've even put the watch on my wrist upside down before, but haven't ever forgotten to set the time.
I'm waiting to drop my watch on concrete, as Graham did once...
Cazalea
Remember this thread from last month, Mike? . . .
seiko.watchprosite.com
. . . that's the original strap on the GS. I failed to secure the pin when strapping it back on, so it took a back flip onto the hard table and fell on the carpeting.
That's why it went by the wayside a week a later for a more pliable replacement.
Art
Enjoyed wearing mine a few days ago, Juan . . .
. . . nothing quite like an Omega chronomètre, no? . . . This message has been edited by Dr No on 2014-06-06 10:58:33