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Also partial to this one:
Gone but not forgotten:
Craig
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Olive Green strap on Leonidas
Hi @LouS, I know this is a very old thread, but I was wondering if you could advise the original of the nice looking olive green strap on your Leonidas. Regards, @arcadelt
I have only one...
The old 1815 chronograph:
But I have tons of pics of this kind of chronographs...
And so on...
I love these chronographs.
Fx
But I have tons of pics of this kind of chronographs...
And so on...
I love these chronographs.
Fx
Here are mine ..
As well as my Orloff bi-compax it seems I've got a few others, although i think both my photography & my watches need a little work to be included in this crowd!
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First the Seikos:
A 6138-030
\A brown Bullhead 6138 - 0400
A black Bullhead 6138 - 0400
Tissot Navigator
Baume & Mercier
Graham Chronofighter GMT Big Date (yes, the name is nearly as big as the watch)
Seagull 1963 reissue.
All 3 Seiko's look great, particularly ...
... when you see them together. Interesting dial and colour variations.
Thanks for inspiring this great thread, btw,
Regards
Andrew
Maurice Lacroix did a great job with that dial and skelotonisation. Nice to see. [nt]
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Here are mine...........
Panerai 189 with Lemania movement.........
1815 Chrono............
Tony
1815 Chrono............
Tony
My two personal favorites . . .
g
Also partial to this one:
Gone but not forgotten:
Craig
Low horology example :-)
SeaGull 1963 Airforce Reissue. Very good looking watch, I think, and helped by having just the 2 subdials!
Yes, it's a great looking watch.
Not sure we have ever had a dedicated review. Interested in sharing more, as there are already two in this thread alone?
Regards
Andrew
