Rolex

First I'd like to appologize for my limited computer skills which forced me to take screen shot images as this meathod reduced quality and changed compositions. I looked at technical quality, composition and the degree of tie in to a particular movie. As

Here is mine - a twin of yours; only mine is now 2 1/2 years old. Good size, great dial and so understated. I have had this watch on a dark blue alligator strap for a year and it's now back on its bracelet again. My rare, reference 1936 steel-cased 1930's

Tudor doesn't make it anymore so I would not get rid of it in spite of all the possible disapproval. Enjoy!

I won this in a fishing tournament so I still wear it for good luck. I swear they must have had 3 different designers working on this that never communicated with each other.

I feel blessed having them in my collection. The Aquanaut 5167a and the Tudor Black Bay 58. Robust enough. And the wr is very decent. My opinion. Have a good week ahead friends in Purist. Geross 😎

A few days ago. Pre valentine dinner with the family. Great to wear my Tudor BB 58. 😎 Cheers 🍻 Geross

And then some. Of course there is hype and marketing, but as you grow up into watches, they are less and less important. As you educate yourself like in other things in life, you start to take another kind of appreciation for whatever your hobby is. At le

November saw my first Tudor - Heritage Black Bay Fifty Eight: In December, I acquired the Seiko PADI Pepsi Turtle (SRPA21): Today, I received the first of 2020 - my first Blancpain, the Air Command:

. . . but can't recall details. Perhaps Padj remembers . . .