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Post pics of your watches Part II

Wibbs

And we're onto a new thread... Here's to the next 10,000. My first post in the last thread featured this watch I'm wearing today as it happens so seemed appropriate.

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Lorddrakul

Cyrus wrote: »

New OEM gator for the DSOTM (this is the strap from the sedna gold version)

i like it

That is gorgeous.

Your shirt needs an iron.

Cyrus

Lorddrakul wrote: »

That is gorgeous.

Your shirt needs an iron.

ill have you know that shirt is ironed to within an inch of its life :eek:

but its not one of the ones that has a slightly bigger cuff on the watch side so its getting crumpled behind the dsotm :rolleyes::D

micks_address

Re the Stowa fleiger... keep eye out for their used and checked sale..
I picked up one half price during the summer and I passed on here at cost..watch was brand new..great value

Lorddrakul

Cyrus wrote: »

ill have you know that shirt is ironed to within an inch of its life :eek:

but its not one of the ones that has a slightly bigger cuff on the watch side so its getting crumpled behind the dsotm :rolleyes::D

I'd have a word with your gentleman's gentleman. You need to have your cuffs and your wrist wear better coordinated.

It's so hard to get good help these days.

scotchy

Cyrus wrote: »

but its not one of the ones that has a slightly bigger cuff on the watch side so its getting crumpled behind the dsotm :rolleyes::D

I never knew that was a thing.

Love this thread, but it constantly reminds me that I'm a mere peasant.

blue5000

scotchy wrote: »

I never knew that was a thing.

Love this thread, but it constantly reminds me that I'm a mere peasant.

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Makes two of us. With the cuffs open I can't roll up the sleeves on one of my Levi's shirts, my forearms are too thick:o.

Cyrus

scotchy wrote: »

I never knew that was a thing.

Love this thread, but it constantly reminds me that I'm a mere peasant.

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proper cloth

made to measure shirts, not mad money for the regular fabrics.

unkel

That's a class combo Cyrus. Very subtle balance between sportiness and understated style.

FlubberJones

Loving the DSOTM and that strap is just class, Omega is my absolute favourite brand.

And I like this thread as it's simply an escape from the madness of a LOT of the other threads, seems sedate in here, it may as well have some light classical music in the background and people shushing anyone making loud noises.

Good work.

Cyrus

FlubberJones wrote: »

And I like this thread as it's simply an escape from the madness of a LOT of the other threads, seems sedate in here, it may as well have some light classical music in the background and people shushing anyone making loud noises.

Good work.

don't be telling too many people

Cyclingtourist

Cyrus wrote: »

proper cloth made to measure shirts, not mad money for the regular fabrics.

Just bought myself a shirt.

SRPE53

cnocbui

banie01

FlubberJones wrote: »

, it may as well have some light classical music in the background and people shushing anyone making loud noises.

Good work.

Cigars and a selection of fine whiskeys too

banie01

cnocbui wrote: »

SNIP

I like his scent, never tried his shirts :P
That is a lovely watch BTW, really nice.
On reflection, I have 5/6 suits and a load of shirts and apart from a wedding 2 yrs ago...
Its been ages since I "needed" to wear either.

Roll on graduation I suppose

Fitz II

blue5000 wrote: »

Makes two of us. With the cuffs open I can't roll up the sleeves on one of my Levi's shirts, my forearms are too thick:o.

Confucius he say "Man who goes to bed with itchy bum......wakes with smelly finger"

Pardon the copy photos wibbs it would seem out of place

scotchy

Am sure I posted this before. I never realise how dirty my watches are till I take a pic of them.

Anyway, all cleaned up now.

Also, was able to leave the left cuff of the jacket looser than than the right one:o:)

CalamariFritti

FlubberJones wrote: »

Same here for my Omega PO, I took a brown leather and blue croc and they both looked fine, the blue in particular. Then one day I put the steel bracelet back on and just thought it looked too good to swap again.

Same here I only lasted a couple of days. Especially the navy leather strap looks quite good I feel. But still. Bracelet is back on.

It had to be done.

Anyone interested in a lovely dark brown racing leather strap from Meyhofer by any chance? 19mm to 18mm for clasp.

Good price cos I already fitted the Omega clasp meaning I had to put a put a hole into it.

hitemfrank

Still rocking the Tressa this week

unkel

Get that Milgauss back on your skinny wrist! :pac:

Fitz II

That Tressa has a challenging aesthetic.

hitemfrank

Fitz II wrote: »

That Tressa has a challenging aesthetic.

As someone who's not really a fan of gold watches, the aesthetic is a challenge from there for me. The dial is a bit busy for my taste

Although I think Stockholm Syndrome might be setting in as I don't mind it nearly as much as I did when. Really don't like the flat end link of the bracelet so will likely throw more money at it get a one with curved end links.

It was a strange impulse purchase to be honest.

893bet

Fitz II wrote: »

That Tressa has a challenging aesthetic.

That’s very diplomatic way of putting it.

rodneytrotter15

Arrived the other day and very happy with it.

BurntAsh

micks_address wrote: »

Re the Stowa fleiger... keep eye out for their used and checked sale..
I picked up one half price during the summer and I passed on here at cost..watch was brand new..great value

Don't get your hopes up too high. I've been checking in on their used watches page every couple of days since the summer sale and there hasn't been a thing added since.

Fitz II

rodneytrotter15 wrote: »

Arrived the other day and very happy with it.

Nice looking watch that, is that the one that was on adverts?

blue5000

Fitz II wrote: »

That Tressa has a challenging aesthetic.

893bet wrote: »

That’s very diplomatic way of putting it.

I'm jealous;)

Ryath

BurntAsh wrote: »

Don't get your hopes up too high. I've been checking in on their used watches page every couple of days since the summer sale and there hasn't been a thing added since.

Being checking regularly myself. Still gutted I missed out on a B Uhr. Their current advent sale is demo/exhibition watches but the discounts aren't as high and a lot of the models so far have had upgraded movements/hands so weren't much cheaper than the standard version. Still holding out hope a good offer will come up.

In hind-site I possibly should have bought Micks when he offered it. I still do like the A dial version a lot and I might have been able to trade/swap it for a B dial at some point in the future.

oknepop

1968 king seiko with a 4502 hand wound movement. Oldest watch in the collection.

Has had a movement and case service and a NOS crystal put in about 2 years back. Only giveaway of its age is the dial lacquer discolouration. 36,000bhp movement - one of the 6 digit serials from the chronometer production line. 7 day average is -1s/day. Not bad for a 52 year old watch! On a nomos shell cordovan strap.

Cienciano

oknepop wrote: »

1968 king seiko with a 4502 hand wound movement. Oldest watch in the collection.

Has had a movement and case service and a NOS crystal put in about 2 years back. Only giveaway of its age is the dial lacquer discolouration. 36,000bhp movement - one of the 6 digit serials from the chronometer production line. 7 day average is -1s/day. Not bad for a 52 year old watch! On a nomos shell cordovan strap.

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That's a stunning watch.

furiousox

"Pepsi" & "Batman" hanging out.
(Need to get the day/date fixed on the pepsi)