Today I'm wearing... ***NO quoting photos***

sparrowcar

dudara wrote: »

We need to get a series of pictures of infinite reflections! (if you get me)

No haven't a clue what you mean?...

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ghostchant

Yesterday rather than today:



Put it on a brown Hirsch strap, liking the change from bracelet so far

Amalgam

'Gender' options in the pack.

Lex Luthor

Back on the vintage brown

sparrowcar

Back on the bracelet for #speedytuesday
I am very attached to this now, such an brilliant watch in so many ways.


uploading pictures

dancrowley

Some Stowa love, today

Homer

Doubles up as an offensive weapon... Today it's the Boschett cave dweller :P

tmg

my marathon gsar on a super engineer II

sparrowcar

Just dealing with the Swiss national football team, delegates and press flight in work.

It was like being at baselworld the watches on wrists as they passed me. Needless to say I'm off to the office for some "quiet time" now.

dancrowley

With the same strap as the Stowa I posted a couple of days ago, here's my PO; I love the versatility and comfort of these straps.

Eoin

Very nice - is that the XL?

dancrowley

Eoin wrote: »

Very nice - is that the XL?

Yeah, it's the XL. It's a beaut. I haven't worn it on the bracelet in yonks; these perlon straps and the isofranes are the business.

Deep Thought

dancrowley wrote: »

Some Stowa love, today

was looking at one of these...

how big does it wear ?

DT

dancrowley

Deep Thought wrote: »

was looking at one of these...

how big does it wear ?

DT

That's pretty subjective. You can see the 45.5mm PO on my wrist and the 40mm Sub I posted previously, too, if you want to gauge size.

It's very comfortable and my slim-wristed missus likes to wear it, too.

Mitch Buchannon

My PO back on the wrist. I haven't worn this since January. Forgot how nice it was to wear !

Eoin

So, so tempted every time I see a pic

dudara

Today is a Speedy day on a nice new black leather Hirsch strap with red stitching. Really like this combination for the watch

Mitch Buchannon

That crystal has seen better days !

dudara

Mitch Buchannon wrote: »

That crystal has seen better days !

Yup! The previous owner had a very good night out one night

I'm going to sort it out, but haven't had a chance. It doesn't bother me much to be honest, I like the fact that the watch has been worn

Mitch Buchannon

dudara wrote: »

I'm going to sort it out, but haven't had a chance. It doesn't bother me much to be honest, I like the fact that the watch has been worn

Is it a Hesalite crystal ? If so a bit of pollywatch will sort it right out !

mynameis905

Figured I might as well post this before Tudor's lawyers kick in my front door

Pique

My first automatic.

ArphaRima

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Actually another photo from my Japan trip last month but I thought I'd share.

Cyrus

snap (kind of)

ArphaRima

I like. A lot!

GSOTM is a beauty and I had both in my hands in the shop. I very nearly pulled the trigger on it, but in the end the DSOTM was a more unique fit into my collection.

Well wear!

Cyrus

i was the same hard to decide between the two, but given that i had previously owned an IWC top gun in black ceramic the GSOTM was more of a change

Deep Thought

both stunning..but looking more at them the GSOTM is defo for me

peasant

For the day that's in it:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ko9zgw7yZTk

Jude13

I was forward and back thinking of the old GMT Pepsi (always wanted one sice I was a kid) and the new DJII. The old GMT was a bit sporty for work, the DJII too blingy for shorts and tee and don't like the shinny centre link. So I bought thsi two weeks ago when I was back in Ireland.

Apart from Swatches and G-shocks, its my first grown up watch.

Eoin

Really love the bezel, much less fussy than the fluted ones IMO