Wrist Check - 2018

[Greendubber]

Doofus said:

wisbech said:

Ed Hauer & cie moon phase & chrono from 1985. Yes, the date is wrong need to get round to resetting but it is just back from replacing the chrystal

Is it just me that finds really long wrists a bit wierd? Which end is your hand on?

[So]

wisbech said:

Ed Hauer & cie moon phase & chrono from 1985. Yes, the date is wrong need to get round to resetting but it is just back from replacing the chrystal

I overheard a chap outside Mappin and Webb's window, speaking to his mate, "look at that moon face watch".

[Blown2CV]

look at that moon-faced guy's watch!

[bazza.]

Red for me today

[AmosMoses]

bazza. said:

Red for me today

Yum! I really fancy the grey dial version of this.

[andy tims]

[rog007]

Greendubber said:

Doofus said:

wisbech said:

Ed Hauer & cie moon phase & chrono from 1985. Yes, the date is wrong need to get round to resetting but it is just back from replacing the chrystal

Is it just me that finds really long wrists a bit wierd? Which end is your hand on?

Certainly made me chuckle

[speedtwelve]

andy tims said:

That Skywalker looks just great. Nice pic. Still fancy a Gen 1 or 2 X-33 myself.

[LaurasOtherHalf]

bazza. said:

Red for me today

Red Grape? We seem to have uncannily similar tastes judging by your last few posts.

[Squadrone Rosso]

Monza this week.

[Rich_AR]

sporting the Milgauss today

[yoshisdad]

Squadrone Rosso said:

Monza this week.

I would love one of those.
Thank you for making my day!

[bazza.]

LaurasOtherHalf said:

Red Grape? We seem to have uncannily similar tastes judging by your last few posts.

Lol its true Sir

Today I'm going with my Pam 177

[lostkiwi]

Sporting this today on the new GasGasBones NASA style strap.
The significance of the leather tag is the date of astronaut Dave Scott's mission when he wore the original Bulova Lunar Pilot, the location and part of a quote from him on the surface of the moon.

[yoshisdad]

lostkiwi said:

Sporting this today on the new GasGasBones NASA style strap.
The significance of the leather tag is the date of astronaut Dave Scott's mission when he wore the original Bulova Lunar Pilot, the location and part of a quote from him on the surface of the moon.

Nice.
I've not seen that before.
Very nice indeed.

[LaurasOtherHalf]

Rich_AR said:

sporting the Milgauss today

I have no idea why these haven't "made the jump" so to speak into collectables, bloody lovely piece of jewellery. My father bought me my blue faced DJ and I can never sell it but, if were ever to be lost (god forbid) or stolen this is what I would replace it with.

[TheKC]

Rich_AR said:

sporting the Milgauss today

WOW! That's real sexy. I may have to grab one soon. Very underrated Rolex.

[Rich_AR]

LaurasOtherHalf said:

I have no idea why these haven't "made the jump" so to speak into collectables, bloody lovely piece of jewellery. My father bought me my blue faced DJ and I can never sell it but, if were ever to be lost (god forbid) or stolen this is what I would replace it with.

Quite pleased they haven't just yet! I've yet to see another person wearing one in the flesh (inc the white or black dial), so I'm liking the relatively decent exclusivity of it. Of course they're each to their own in style (and colour), but thats what I like about this piece.

TheKC said:

WOW! That's real sexy. I may have to grab one soon. Very underrated Rolex.

Exactly. Underrated.

Edited by Rich_AR on Thursday 19th July 18:30

[Pupp]

Rich_AR said:

Exactly. Underrated.

Edited by Rich_AR on Thursday 19th July 18:30

Underrated for sure and a bit of a slow burner I hope... rumoured for some time to be on the cusp of deletion.
However, as a functional watch, my blue GV is hopeless. In anything less than bright sunlight (in which it is awesome), it is really difficult to read the dial. Dingy lit boozer; waste of wrist space despite the lume.
GS Peacock knocks it into a tin hat... still a keeper " though

[LaurasOtherHalf]

As per the incoming thread, I got the call yesterday so went to pick up today

Edited by LaurasOtherHalf on Thursday 19th July 21:41