Wrist check 2009

[Stitch]

Anonimo CronoScopio for me today

[Mr MoJo]

Thought I'd give the 2009 thread a bump as people are still posting in the 2008 thread

[Frederick]

MrTom said:

An excellent ABC watch for MTB and running. The storm alarm is also a great feature. I wear it most days now.

Just ordered the All Black version of this very watch today... will post pics when it arrives

[ukshooter]

I notice no ladies posting yet so thought I'd post pictures of mine and my wife's main watches.

[Frederick]

ukshooter said:

I notice no ladies posting yet so thought I'd post pictures of mine and my wife's main watches.

Bloody nice kit, but all I could hear while looking at the vast array of PP's was "I am considerably richer than yaow!"

Congrats tho

[CommanderJameson]

ukshooter said:

I notice no ladies posting yet so thought I'd post pictures of mine and my wife's main watches.

<snip pictures of lovely watches>

That's all very well, but this is the thread for the watch you're wearing right now.

[ukshooter]

CommanderJameson said:

ukshooter said:

I notice no ladies posting yet so thought I'd post pictures of mine and my wife's main watches.

<snip pictures of lovely watches>

That's all very well, but this is the thread for the watch you're wearing right now.

OOPS, Soory. Missed that. However, as you can see by the photo's, I took them one after the other all on my wrist (except for the wife's) so almost there.

I tend to wear the world time for work, the neptune for casual and the officers model for formal events and sometimes as a change for work. If I'm tinkering with the motorbikes or firearms training I tend to wear a citizen eco.

[CommanderJameson]

ukshooter said:

CommanderJameson said:

ukshooter said:

I notice no ladies posting yet so thought I'd post pictures of mine and my wife's main watches.

<snip pictures of lovely watches>

That's all very well, but this is the thread for the watch you're wearing right now.

OOPS, Soory. Missed that. However, as you can see by the photo's, I took them one after the other all on my wrist (except for the wife's) so almost there.

I tend to wear the world time for work, the neptune for casual and the officers model for formal events and sometimes as a change for work. If I'm tinkering with the motorbikes or firearms training I tend to wear a citizen eco.

How well do they keep time? Are they chronometer standard?

Also, please show us the innards, if they've got display backs. I know that there's more than one sucker for a pretty balance cock around here (ooer! fnarr!).

[ukshooter]

Here is the back of the world time. The others do not have crystal backs.



They do seem to keep good time. I believe the standard to get the 'Geneve' accreditation is higher than the 'chronometer' standard although only watches made in Geneve can try to qualify.

[toohuge]

Lovely collection you have there uk shooter. It's lovely to see a good amount of wear and tear on your watches. Proves that these exquisite pieces do get worn!

[ukshooter]

toohuge said:

Lovely collection you have there uk shooter. It's lovely to see a good amount of wear and tear on your watches. Proves that these exquisite pieces do get worn!

Thanks, I'm the same with my vehicles. I got stick from some quarters for putting over 20,000 miles on my series 3 aero last year. I have just got a series 4 (January 2nd)and have over 2,000 miles on it so far. I'm close to 100,000 on my 2000 Yamaha Venture.

[Slagathore]

Rob in Oz said:

Here's mine on this rainy Australia Day holiday. Didn't notice the scratch on the bezel until I cheched the pic...bugger!

Cheers

Rob

[pic]http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/e_VulG-Y4Tih64FQgybnEg?authkey=g3BPPyoL9iY&feat=directlink[pic]

that should work!

[CommanderJameson]

Rob in Oz said:

Here's mine on this rainy Australia Day holiday. Didn't notice the scratch on the bezel until I checked the pic...bugger!

Cheers

Rob

[pic]http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/e_VulG-Y4Tih64FQgybnEg?authkey=g3BPPyoL9iY&feat=directlink[pic]

Why isn't this working?

Try this:

[Established 1984]

CommanderJameson said:

Rob in Oz said:

Here's mine on this rainy Australia Day holiday. Didn't notice the scratch on the bezel until I checked the pic...bugger!

Cheers

Rob

[pic]http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/e_VulG-Y4Tih64FQgybnEg?authkey=g3BPPyoL9iY&feat=directlink[pic]

Why isn't this working?

Try this:

or this

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Edit to be helpful

Edited by Established 1984 on Monday 26th January 09:21

[Slagathore]

sgathore said:

Rob in Oz said:

Here's mine on this rainy Australia Day holiday. Didn't notice the scratch on the bezel until I cheched the pic...bugger!

Cheers

Rob

[pic]http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/e_VulG-Y4Tih64FQgybnEg?authkey=g3BPPyoL9iY&feat=directlink[pic]

that should work!

That worked last night when I done it, I even previewed the post to make sure it worked

[CmdrBond]

This is my latest addition - Glycine Combat SUB



Believe it or not, this photo was taken outside in the rear garden - very dull today

[CommanderJameson]

sgathore said:

sgathore said:

Rob in Oz said:

Here's mine on this rainy Australia Day holiday. Didn't notice the scratch on the bezel until I cheched the pic...bugger!

Cheers

Rob

[pic]http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/e_VulG-Y4Tih64FQgybnEg?authkey=g3BPPyoL9iY&feat=directlink[pic]

that should work!

That worked last night when I done it, I even previewed the post to make sure it worked

Me too. I can only assume that there was web cache trickery making us think it worked.

[Chairman LMAO]

ukshooter said:

stuff

[Papoo]

ukshooter said:

I notice no ladies posting yet so thought I'd post pictures of mine and my wife's main watches.

Beautiful selection! I adore the Officers Model... Congratulations.

[Dr JonboyG]

ukshooter said:

I notice no ladies posting yet so thought I'd post pictures of mine and my wife's main watches.

The thing that gets me about this one is that it's a quartz movement, which is a bit hard to justify at the price they want for it IMO...