Wrist check 2021
Discussion
skirk said:
That looks super cool! I've been eyeing up a 300T with orange dial for a while. I'm not sure about the bracelet though - looks like it'd catch hair in between the "rice". No US dealers makes it tough to buy without trying.Is it comfortable to wear?
The Moose said:
That looks super cool! I've been eyeing up a 300T with orange dial for a while. I'm not sure about the bracelet though - looks like it'd catch hair in between the "rice". No US dealers makes it tough to buy without trying.
Is it comfortable to wear?
Very comfortable to wear...very flexible Is it comfortable to wear?
band...screwed pins to adjust....and it's just a bit different from the usual.....
Edited by skirk on Sunday 3rd January 18:32
Back to the typical daily, Christopher Ward C60 Ombré.
Girlfriend got me a new strap for it (from steveostraps, she found the thread on PH ), came with the distressed brass buckle but we both agreed that it was a little too enormous, so I took an angle grinder to it for an even more distressed look
I think it works well with the rough bronze finish of the watch.
Girlfriend got me a new strap for it (from steveostraps, she found the thread on PH ), came with the distressed brass buckle but we both agreed that it was a little too enormous, so I took an angle grinder to it for an even more distressed look
I think it works well with the rough bronze finish of the watch.
First day back in "the office" (Dining room table) today but put my everyday watch on for it I'd usually wear to the office having worn my Rolex over the break - strange.
Untitled by James Waller, on Flickr
What I realised is that the Rolex is a far better occasional watch (setting the date with the crown) than the Omega, which is a PITA due to having to cycle the hours forward. Great for travelling between time zones without disturbing the minute hand but a pain when you need to add 2 weeks to the date. Omega can be hand wound so in future I think I'll keep it topped up when wearing another.
Untitled by James Waller, on Flickr
What I realised is that the Rolex is a far better occasional watch (setting the date with the crown) than the Omega, which is a PITA due to having to cycle the hours forward. Great for travelling between time zones without disturbing the minute hand but a pain when you need to add 2 weeks to the date. Omega can be hand wound so in future I think I'll keep it topped up when wearing another.
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