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Post pics of your watches Part II
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Cyclingtourist wrote: »Sunny Sunday Seiko.
In work unfortunately
,but can still join in!:)
Picture taken yesterday trying out the second "Chiclet" bracelet I bought from a guy in the UK last week
The seller included two clasps, a regular Seiko one, originally found on this bracelet
And one made by Stelux that was used on later models
For anyone wondering, the nickname "Chiclet" came from a video Spencer Klein made referring to that style of bracelet reminding him of the chewing gum
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mailforkev wrote: »Cycled to the sea for a bit of lunch in the nice weather this afternoon.
Hope that's not an e-hub I see. 0 -
Cyclingtourist wrote: »Hope that's not an e-hub I see.
I’m a man of style and leisure CT, I like to keep the wardrobe free of lycra. Got a pair of VanMoofs for myself and the good lady wife.0 -
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Cyclingtourist wrote: »The 'e' stands for evil.
Ah CT, just think of it as a homage to regular cycling. You do love a good homage
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Have this nearly a year now and have always worn it on a Crafter Blue strap. Thought about it was about time I tried the bracelet so ordered a tool kit.
Wasn't as daunting as I thought I would be after the I figured out the collars are actually in the center link on the Samurai rather than the outer part like a lot of other Seiko's. The hardest part was actually getting the bracelet back on the watch with the solid end links being a tight fit.
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I did the deal for the 69/150 Sinn.
Not only did I buy the watch, I paid with crypto too.
Right before the market shít it's pants again yesterday.
It's now sending its way towards me from the US.
A sacrifice shall be offered to the Gods of the revenue commissioners
Attached is the Imgur album and of note is the variant box for a Sinn special edition.
Far more interesting than the usual cube.
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Pablo_Flox wrote: »That is a beauty. Maybe it is the Baader-Meinhof phenomenon, but it seems that Sinns have been picking up in popularity. Hope to add a second one to my own collection soon once I make some space
I've have a U2 that I have given dogs abuse to, and still need to reinstall the correct DW on
I bloody love Sinn tbh.0 -
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Hi, Just thought i'ld post a picture on watch choices by the younger generation. I have three boys, 21,18 and 14. I've encouraged a bit of watch fondling by them and they are interested to see what dad has had shipped in from the internet. Anyway the two older boys had an 18th and 21st and they each chose their own watch after a bit of YouTube and web research. Each of them has a part time job, so 300 euros is a week as a kitchen porter or warehouse operative. We gifted them the watches but they know the monetary value of it in their terms, it's a weeks wages on minimum wage.
The 18 year old chose an Orient Kamasu, the 21 year old a seiko 5kx Srpd... The 21 year old bought a few coloured natos, can't blame a young man for a bit of experimentation.
The younger fella I bought a watch with in a large jewellery shop in Peurto del la Cruz. The shop
had a huge Casio stock range. He picked an MTD1053, quartz,200M with screwdown crown, €60. The shop owner was great craic, took a fancy to my aqualand and wanted to trade for it, talked me into a new pair of raybans though.
The young fella has lost and found his casio a few times over and has given it a good hiding in 2 years. Crystal is scratched but the mid size is spot on for him at the moment, he will outgrow it before it breaks.
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