Jay (Eire)
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Friday again; this time the ever engaging CB. What has everyone got on their wrists today?
Have a good weekend all. 
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Friday again; this time the ever engaging CB. What has everyone got on their wrists today?
Have a good weekend all. ...
The Clock was made cirka 1795.- start 1800
The watch was made by an English watchmaker, Peter Green, who settled in Denmark in 1795. The watch was made shortly thereafter.
It’s a children’s playground in Manchester. The slides looked like space rocket launchers.
The moon-comment was a tongue-in-cheek one 🤣
Indeed it does not.
But I find the speed master dial to be one that always pleases me, it’s the combination of markers and those hands. Enjoy “Madchester” !
Haha that’s a funny way to look at it.
I do need to think about some more stylish footwear though. And then maybe I would include my kicks
Picked up the Optimum from the vault today
A few fresh pictures from this afternoon ...
How could it not be anything but a great weekend now? Hopefully that is so.
So pure the Optimum. A dream.
It brings so much pleasure and feels like a very “serious” watch.
For me, not for every day wear but like enjoying a fine bottle of wine or a special meal. You have to be in the mood to enjoy it and then it’s such a great feeling. Hope you’re having a great weekend my friend.
THE weekend Journe perhaps.
I’m a little torn between this one and the new iteration with the black dial. I feel this one maybe shades it for me.
Same with me.
I really like the black dial as well. Only solution is to own both, so I may have do that eventually!
Yes, I have seen the new black one.
Both are nice, but I wouldn’t trade my white one for the black. I would consider adding the black one later on though.
I need to put the orange back on, maybe another few weeks and in time for fall.
It’s a great combo. It was the first colorful strap I bought for a Journe, in 2016 or 2017 I think.
Looking good as always! Your shoelaces and your hands match!
Common Projects and Journe watch! Your shoelaces and your hands match!
Patrick, we need to get you sharing some wristshots.
Could it be that I never seen one? I’ve seen cooking shots, I’ve seen other pictures. But a wrist shot I’m not sure. Re the Common Projects, a definite indulgence of mine. Since buying the first pair maybe 13 or 14 years ago I’ve been hooked. Coincidental...
*sheepishly* most of these days I'm not even leaving the house!
I don't wear a watch at home. So I don't even wear a watch most days! Poor excuse, I know! Regarding the shoes, you always look great! You're always so well put together! One of the best dressed on our forum!