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"The watch you're wearing"???...
Imagine: returning to the theme of the forum. Gee, Art, you don't make it easy! ;-) It would have been easier to get fewer reflections photographing a mirror than photographing this watch. It's a bit of fun, though, and many of you will recognise it as th...
haha :) it looks good on you
thats a pretty damn good photo for this watch. is it missing me ? i doubt it. it sacrificed itself for the purchase of a submariner. i could hear it in my safe shouting, 'i love you, but i'll go so you can have another true love'. i dont think it meant it...
So: how do you feel...
...in the old hag of a Sub for which you spurned the affections of this pretty, jumpy little miss? Everyone's had a Sub, but the little miss is (almost) virginal Cheers, pplater. This message has been edited by pplater on 2012-05-18 02:42:32
yep i posted it and...
yep i posted it and for some reason it turned up right near the top. dont know why that happened. totally confused, but no more than usual G
So many fantastic watches in this week WristScan
Awesome photos I am currently wearing this one a 5512 New to me, but in fact 51 years old But soon work will beckon and it will be this one This message has been edited by Topcat30093 on 2012-05-18 02:46:43...
lovely pair of Rolei Tony,...
lovely pair of Rolei Tony, buy i cant believe you are wearing an explorer to work. they wont compensate you if it gets broken, ive already tried that ruse. is that the new re edition of the McQueen or an original ? best G
Graham it is the 2011 version.........
That's nothing, I used to wear my Patek and FP Journe to work Hell, thats what you have insurance for HAGWE Tony...
oh, you have insurance do...
oh, you have insurance do you ? id like to see the claim if they ever got smashed restraining someone best G...
You're on a dangerous way, my friend.
I feel the passon through your shots... You're indeed on a dangerous playground. HAGWE and enjoy your beauty! Nicolas
Thanks Nicolas, though it will be put away safe....
While I patrol the streets this weekend. Please note that I said PATROL and not PROWL!!...
but we know what you...
but we know what you meant Topcat. its not the words, but the implication behind them...
Dang, now I just understood all!
The 5512, you, our common friend... Pffff, it took me a long time! Best, Tony. Nicolas
Hah!...
If only the fool of a watchmaker had put the tourby on the right side! Cheers, pplater.
It's the first UFO with all the teething problems fixed...
I have been mostly wearing this for the last year as a kind of long term testing. Last month I corrected the teething problems that I found and now am very happy with how it is working. I am wearing it without the dial these days just to have a new look D...
Are you going all Beat Haldimann on us, Don?
Will we see a true Corson 'UFO' with a blackened sapphire soon! ;-) Cool wrist shots that I really love. Andrew
open dial version?....
I still think that one of a watches main reasons for being is to be used as an instrument to tell the time. A watch as concept art is nice and good, but somehow doesn't cut the mustard. I have been thinking of an open dial version after wearing it complet...
It is this Conquest I wear today!!.
(Again) I think it's appropriate today, when spring begins to turn to summer. A little early perhaps, but tomorrow is promised over 20 degrees, and it is summer temperature. HAGWE Anders...
Between your Conquest . . .
. . . and Eitan's chrono, there's a compelling case for Longines as the manufacturer of the most beautiful watches ever . . .
Thanks Art
I agree with you. Longines makes beautiful watches. Then there are of course other equivalent candidates of different brands but this is a good candidate. This has a special dial that is special, which makes it very difficult to photograph because it prov...
That was Beijing, Fr.Xavier...
...I believe it is raining cats and dogs in Madrid this weekend ;-)
But where is the Maiale going, eeh? :)
This message has been edited by amanico on 2012-05-21 22:52:07
Just a month since this addition to my collection...
... still honey mooning it on my wrist since then. Love this watch! Now... If I could find a vintage example! ... Have a great week end friends!! Cordial regards, Abel....
Ok, we can all close up shop . . .
. . . and go home now. This has gotta be the Watch of the Year! Intensely jealous, Art
Thanks Art
you made me blush. I broke all my rules on this one, because I just fell in love with it.
Easy to understand! A lovely small Bomb.
No message body This message has been edited by amanico on 2012-05-18 15:32:14
A discrete charm, my friend
I have been seduced by your argument on the slightly smaller wristwatch.
Well this is more the exception than the rule
for me I think. Originally I set myself at 37mm upwards, but I find I hace already quite a few at 35mm. However I struggle hard with it and try and walk the straight and narrow as much as possible.
37 mm is perfect, indeed.
But I discovered I had no issue to wear a 32 / 33 mm watch, too... I will let you play with some of them, you will see... VLAD.
wow.
total stunner! sorry, i am a bit ignorant on this one, would love some info! best, tim
Thanks Tim
this is one of the lesser known in house chrono movements produced by Longines in the Thirties and Forties - the 12.68z Stop The most famous version of it is in the jumbo case which was discussed here. home.watchprosite.com This watch is a continous runni...
Nice to see a WT having some nice time, FX. I concur with your choice.
And you reminded me that i will have to pcik mine from the safe, for some delicious wrist time. HAGWE, Nicolas
But Bordeaux
is not in different time zone??? Beautiful piece but what strikes me most is that we always have same favorites regarding metal dial combo in range of different models and manufacturers Suspiciously Damjan
Happy to see this one on your wrist, Baron!
This 5508 is magic. Best of pleasure with this one, my friend. Nicolas
Another great score
Looks like you will having a nice affair with the 5508 over the weekend. Congrats. Bill
Yep, back to the roots, Art!
As I am very fond of classic things, here is my humble Aristo Beobachter (observer) which is a reliable companion for every day. Spot the pollen on the glass? It is really spring now in Europe, at least in central Europe . Kind regards anaesdoc P.S. Your ...
The front is no less lovely, anaesdoc . . .
. . . and the flower doesn't hurt, either ;-) . . ....
around the world two times...
... wearing my vintage World Time Memovox to a JLC event tonight, and took a pic of my vintage watch in front of a modern one! HAGWE. stefan...
15 minutes... That made a big difference...
From your wirst to mine. All the best, my friend. Nicolas
two watches :-)
Hi All If its What we're wearing. Then its these two Oris Big crown seiko5 Both old photos - but rather surprisingly both with the 23rd as the date. On wearing two watches - its now almost expected of me, If I roll up with only one that tends to draw more...
You can't go wrong with this Classic, my friend. Every day is a perfect day
For ba Connie, right? Best, Snak. Nicolas
I was lucky enough to get out on the water today.
Windy but sunny. No change GMT still on the wrist. HAGWE Bill...
Doing a double Double
Wearing this one today -- photos taken today and merged today! Hope you have a great one! Best, Gary G...
Perpetual Calendar provides proof of freshness of wrist shot
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Hot and high in my wish list! Superb, Steve.
As superb as cruel... I want one! Best, Nicolas
So, am I the only Bastardo to not get one, here? :))) BRAVO, Tyler!
Wow, this is the only place when, on a Friday Scan, I see 3 or 4 Vintage FFs parading! Excellent! Best, Nicolas
Your time will come.
When I get my DRSD. PS please don't remind me of the rail dial or the great white. Regard Tyler
I won't remind you, no worries.
There are watches which escape from us... It seems that, for you, this is the DRSD, and that, for me, it is the 3 / 6 / 9 / 12... Curious fate. Aaah, I may have found something for you... Best, Nicolas
Well, this is something you had, and you returned it to the seller because of the dial. ;) [nt]
No message body This message has been edited by amanico on 2012-05-18 23:55:28
NO! YOU FOUND IT!!!!
OK. I'll wait for your pm or mail. Catch up with you soon. Regard Tyler
The Oak under the banana tree....
This Friday in beautiful Perth! All the best from Down Under Francois...
Isn' t this the title of a song played in a James Bond movie? :)))
Unsealed beauty, my friend! Have a great Week End, here, dosn under. All the best. Nicolas
Art would know very well
I presume here and I mean the song !!! "Under the Mango Tree" – Diana Coupland youtu.be As u can see I am obsessed with Bond .... SHAKEN not STIRRRREDD !! Apologies for going off track !
Perhaps it is, I have (almost) all the James Bond movies...
on DVD and will check this one, but this pic was really taken under a banana tree leave, hence the green reflection on the watch which was much nicer in real than on these scrappy Iphone pics (my scrappy pics! not the Iphone's fault!), Here are some taken...
Wow! I would love to being able to play Golf close to a Kangaroo!
One day, maybe. Thanks for the slice of dream, my friend. Nicolas
I did invite you and the invitation
is still standing, my house is yours but you don't like flying..................!!?? A bientot Francois
I love these photos! . . .
. . . imagine, a kangaroo in your backyard - utterly charming . . .
I have a tendency to...
... wear multiple pieces in a day, as I am a little vain, and therefore like to match my timepieces with my outfit This was on for lunch I never knew my paternal grandfather, he died in the 80's before I was born, however I was always told that he was an ...
That Longine...how Beautiful Henrique
I love it, love it....muito obrigado or muchas gracias or.... Francois
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