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Eighteeteewhy
6,355 posts
37 months
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This for me today, 
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daveenty
1,247 posts
79 months
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An Exploring sort of day today.  Courtesy of our own Mr. Hackett: - 
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cst
265 posts
53 months
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Dominic H said: Not strictly speaking a wrist, but this was what I was doing while I was wearing my Ingenieur Chrono....   I think I have just fallen in love with this watch! But looking at your line of work means it is not going to be a £50 eBay jobby!
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k-ink
4,595 posts
48 months
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Spice_Weasel
1,301 posts
122 months
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Dominic H said: Not strictly speaking a wrist, but this was what I was doing while I was wearing my Ingenieur Chrono.... Nice pic! I took this rather similar shot (the ale was on offer in Sainsburys!) last month but have only just had a chance to upload to Photobucket: 
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M3Alan
43 posts
12 months
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My new daily arrived courtesy of watchfinder.co.uk Great service, very happy.  Oris TT1 by alaneary, on Flickr
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CardShark
2,132 posts
48 months
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k-ink said: That's very smart, like that a lot. Great Oris posted as well, not the most expensive or complicated of the diver's range but definitely my favourite.
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Blown2CV
6,487 posts
72 months
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Sorry to hear about your Dad.
I wouldn't get one on a leather strap if you want it to last. A guy i work with got the orange strap and the top layer of the leather peeled off.
nice watch though.
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Podie
38,373 posts
144 months
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Blown2CV said: I wouldn't get one on a leather strap if you want it to last. Agreed - or accept you'll need to replace every few years.
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Blown2CV
6,487 posts
72 months
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Podie said: Blown2CV said: I wouldn't get one on a leather strap if you want it to last. Agreed - or accept you'll need to replace every few years. the guy i know had the watch just 6 months and the strap was ruined
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GC8
9,496 posts
59 months
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M3Alan said: My new daily arrived courtesy of watchfinder.co.uk Great service, very happy. Oris TT1 by alaneary, on Flickr Titanium? Im wearing a 1000m titanium today and despite its massive size (44mm x 16mm) it only weighs 135 grammes! For comparison a Tissot PR100 automatic diver which measures 38mm and is dwarfed by the Oris weighs 135g too. The extremely discrete Rolex that I wore yesterday weighs 65 grammes and that includes a 19mm heavy folded Oyster bracelet!
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hilly10
818 posts
97 months
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Giving this an airing for a few days 
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M3Alan
43 posts
12 months
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GC8 said: Titanium? Im wearing a 1000m titanium today and despite its massive size (44mm x 16mm) it only weighs 135 grammes! For comparison a Tissot PR100 automatic diver which measures 38mm and is dwarfed by the Oris weighs 135g too.
The extremely discrete Rolex that I wore yesterday weighs 65 grammes and that includes a 19mm heavy folded Oyster bracelet! Just a stainless steel model unfortunately.
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GC8
9,496 posts
59 months
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I dont think that its just a stainless model. Im enthusiastic about all Oris dives.
Does yours have a plain or a 'wave' dial?
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M3Alan
43 posts
12 months
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Cheers, its a plain dial. I'm very happy with it for the money.
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Junior Bianno
811 posts
62 months
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Nice little homage straight from China. Suggested on here and lovely for daily duties 
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LukeBird
17,042 posts
78 months
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Was this-  SKX007 on W Jean Super Oyster. Now my Pakistan Air Force issued Seamaster- 
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GC8
9,496 posts
59 months
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Luke, you must have extremely petit wrists!
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Raoul Duke
813 posts
32 months
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Did you keep the metal strap? I know that people love nylon / Nato straps on here, but to my mind it looked better on the original sellers strap.
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benny.c
2,059 posts
76 months
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A new arrival for me today 
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