Wrist check 2023

[don logan]

NDA said:

I know what you mean... I recently bought a jubilee strap for my oyster equipped Sky Dweller, I didn't think they'd let me as it theoretically makes the watch seem two years younger. However they did and I am pleased with the result. It's even more blingy.

I did the opposite, I bought a Sub bracelet for my Batman, thank God we all like different things (kind of)

[Portofino]

[Doofus]

Portofino said:

I take it that it's supposed to look like that?

[Portofino]

Doofus said:

Portofino said:

I take it that it's supposed to look like that?

Haha! Know what you mean, but I like it!

[Doofus]

[JAGS]

Visodate today


Swapped out the brown leather strap for a milanese a year or so ago and it has transformed the watch.

Simple looking but very classic.

[carlo996]

Portofino said:

Was waiting to see one in the flesh, looks good.

[Barchettaman]

JAGS said:

Visodate today:
Swapped out the brown leather strap for a milanese a year or so ago and it has transformed the watch.
Simple looking but very classic.

I like the Visodate very much.
I like a Milanese strap.

That result is absolutely sensational.

[carlo996]

Still a sucker for my LHD

[M1K3]

carlo996 said:

Still a sucker for my LHD

I've always enjoyed the clean aesthetics of that piece, same with the Breitling super ocean heritage on milanese.

[Pereldh]

New Blipshift shirt to match my Bmw M watch..

[Viperzs]

Following on from the "Incoming" thread, I've worn my new watch for a week so far. I was a little anxious as I'd never seen one in person so didn't know if I would still like the look of it or if it would be a comfortable fit.

I bought it to mark two occasions. The first occasion was a small victory after I had been made redundant a couple of years ago; I thought it would be a nice idea to buy a watch so I had something permanent. Secondly, I have always wanted to work in the railway industry and I managed to get into it at the end of last year.

The last occasion wasn't as relevant until a couple of months ago when I came across a watch I had never seen before. Something came up on Instagram and showed me an Omega that I thought looked lovely. I read the caption and saw it was called the Railmaster. How fitting... Anyway, here it is.

[chuck_ster]

Omega day is it?

[T6 vanman]

HAGWA

[chuck_ster]

T6 vanman said:

HAGWA

Amazing 😍

[chuck_ster]

Been raining all morning, adding another 3000 ft water resistance 'cos you can't be too careful.

[T6 vanman]

Liking the strap ... very co-ordinated

[Doofus]

T6 vanman said:

HAGWA

It's a nice sentiment, but at least Andy can spell it properly.

[Mezzanine]

Viperzs said:

Following on from the "Incoming" thread, I've worn my new watch for a week so far. I was a little anxious as I'd never seen one in person so didn't know if I would still like the look of it or if it would be a comfortable fit.

I bought it to mark two occasions. The first occasion was a small victory after I had been made redundant a couple of years ago; I thought it would be a nice idea to buy a watch so I had something permanent. Secondly, I have always wanted to work in the railway industry and I managed to get into it at the end of last year.

The last occasion wasn't as relevant until a couple of months ago when I came across a watch I had never seen before. Something came up on Instagram and showed me an Omega that I thought looked lovely. I read the caption and saw it was called the Railmaster. How fitting... Anyway, here it is.

Excellent choice and congratulations on multiple levels

[M1K3]

Viperzs said:

Following on from the "Incoming" thread, I've worn my new watch for a week so far. I was a little anxious as I'd never seen one in person so didn't know if I would still like the look of it or if it would be a comfortable fit.

I bought it to mark two occasions. The first occasion was a small victory after I had been made redundant a couple of years ago; I thought it would be a nice idea to buy a watch so I had something permanent. Secondly, I have always wanted to work in the railway industry and I managed to get into it at the end of last year.

The last occasion wasn't as relevant until a couple of months ago when I came across a watch I had never seen before. Something came up on Instagram and showed me an Omega that I thought looked lovely. I read the caption and saw it was called the Railmaster. How fitting... Anyway, here it is.

Great watch with a great personal story. Enjoy it in good health.