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Today I'm wearing... ***NO quoting photos***
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01-02-2013 01:48PM#1Not sure if done before but after a quick search I couldn't find a "today I'm wearing thread" as I've seen on other watch forums.
Anyhew maybe a bit of fun so I'll get the ball rolling
My Poljot 1970's with the 2614.2H movement.
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Yep great idea SC
Today I'm wearing this;
1968 Lip Nautic diver electronic movement(not quartz) in a SuperCompressor case.Many worry about Artificial Intelligence. I worry far more about Organic Idiocy.
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Yep great idea SC
Today I'm wearing this;
1968 Lip Nautic diver electronic movement(not quartz) in a SuperCompressor case.
When I looked at that watch first I thought it was like a dogs puke with all the different colours, but I've looked back at it a few times now, and it grows on you.
Cool watch.
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That's only gorge Art. I love that dial design. In keeping with the pilot's watch arena, today I was wearing this;My lovely Steinhart "Nav.B-Uhr 44 vintage titanium"
My early 1930's Zenith centre second pilots watch. 41mm across with big old crown for winding with gloves. Just a little before the time of the B-Uhr's. Dunno what was happening with the NATO strap though.
:) I may wear it again tomorrow. It's very comfortable on the wrist funny enough, even with the crown. Many worry about Artificial Intelligence. I worry far more about Organic Idiocy.
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did the bling thing today
EDIT:
Found an intersting BLOG ENTRY about this watch and its prototype from the 50's
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Well today I went for real steampunk,*sniffs haughtily at the new trendies* rocking it old stylee
1916 George Stockwell cased in silver half hunter(the protective front pops open via the button below the six, a la pocket watch) "trench watch/wristlet" retailed by Mappins of London. Have to say I do like the silver as a case material. It's soft and tends to tarnish alright, but is a very "organic" feeling material, constantly changing in hue.Many worry about Artificial Intelligence. I worry far more about Organic Idiocy.
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