Wrist Check 2015
Discussion
We're gonna need a bigger wrist!
This monster turned up this morning, Casio's GST-W110-1AER.
I've never quite got the knack of taking a wrist shot that shows the true size of the watch in proportion to my 7.25" wrist, whatever I'm wearing always looks a touch larger in the 'photo than it does to my eye and this is no exception. It's still darn huge though
Here it is with my GW-3000 Aviator, itself no shrinking violet, and also with the admittedly smaller GW-5000.
I'm considering writing up a review so I won't warble on for a Wristcheck post, however I'll conclude by saying that despite its size proportionally it's spot on and I think it's über cool. And big.
Did I mention its size?
This monster turned up this morning, Casio's GST-W110-1AER.
I've never quite got the knack of taking a wrist shot that shows the true size of the watch in proportion to my 7.25" wrist, whatever I'm wearing always looks a touch larger in the 'photo than it does to my eye and this is no exception. It's still darn huge though
Here it is with my GW-3000 Aviator, itself no shrinking violet, and also with the admittedly smaller GW-5000.
I'm considering writing up a review so I won't warble on for a Wristcheck post, however I'll conclude by saying that despite its size proportionally it's spot on and I think it's über cool. And big.
Did I mention its size?
BrabusMog said:
DoubleSix said:
I wish people would add full model description. It would enhance this thread immeasurably.
Highly doubt it was aimed at me, as who wants to know about a 10 year old TAG, but I've updated my post 
CardShark said:
cirian75 said:
...quatloos...
£185 from firstclasswatches, Capt. Kirk 
The shop on the upper level in the Arndale centre in Manchester was trying to sell this for £880.
Girl asked why I was laughing, I said its a £250 rrp watch and can be had for less, that's why.
First wrist shot of the Patek Philippe 5235G-001 Regulator Dial with Annual Calendar. Last set ten days ago and still accurate to the second (I am sure there were some daily +/- variances along the way within tolerance but this is how it ended up after ten days). Power reserve 48+ hours.
Matt80M said:
lostkiwi said:
Todays effort....
Graham Chronofighter Tech Seal.
Not everyones taste but I quite like the Chronofighters.
Graham Chronofighter Tech Seal.
Not everyones taste but I quite like the Chronofighters.
Apparently the trigger is a throwback to WW2 bomb aimers who would wear gloves and needed a reliable way to operate the stopwatch.
lostkiwi said:
Matt80M said:
lostkiwi said:
Todays effort....
Graham Chronofighter Tech Seal.
Not everyones taste but I quite like the Chronofighters.
Graham Chronofighter Tech Seal.
Not everyones taste but I quite like the Chronofighters.
Apparently the trigger is a throwback to WW2 bomb aimers who would wear gloves and needed a reliable way to operate the stopwatch.
From one extreme to another...
I wore this yesterday. My 21st birthday present (in 1983) it got a rare outing to celebrate another big life event, my daughter graduated.
M.
Edited by marcosgt on Wednesday 21st October 17:01
Gassing Station | Watches | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff