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On the 4 first pictures they are / were all mine. On the last picture, the ones which were not mine are the US NAVY, the Lip Blancpain on the left, and the second Pakistani Milspec ( bottom left ).
So, they are not all mine, sadly. And I let a few go to fund others...
Awesome shots amigo mio! Those stacks or chess playing watches are stunners: both the picture arrangement and the ...
... watches selected! Guess we have winning shots here dear Nicolas! Abrazos mi amigo!, Abel
The only diver that should come . . .
. . . with its own torque wrench! (Not to mention a likely candidate for WotW.) Art
Long admired LW's facility with blending angles . . .
. . . in an aesthetically pleasing pattern. Handsome design, and then some . . .
With this watch on my wrist there are plenty of sharks...
...running after me willing to grab it from me... Did you notice these amazing bevels and this nice superdome plexi ? ...
Hi Mike!! That superdome and those sexy sharp lug bevels make the whole difference of charm between vintage and modern Submariners!!...
... you show an incredible example here! Beware of greedy sharks please!! Hagwe my friend! Abel
Thanks for your kind words my friend and don't worry...
...I'll do my best to pay attention when greedy sharks are around...
This week my choice is obvious...
... with the opportunity to have the new Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Ocean Commitment III at home for a photo session, anything else would feel just wrong 🤫😎 Have a great weekend everyone! Cheers Henrik ...
Here are my first entries. Hopefully more to come...
Not just a pretty face. I actually dive all my dive watches. This one is certainly a fav and one of only five two-tone Red ScubaTecs made! ...
I can't forget one of my favorite divers....
Carl F. Bucherer's ScubaTec Manta Trust ...
All beautiful shots JTodd!! Nothing more thrilling than to view these dive watches in their intended element: underwater or ...
... in actual diving scenes! So enjoyable!! Wonderful watch to boot! Thank you so much for sharing! Hagwe and Cheers! Abel
Of Course There Are Always the Aquaracers!
I pulled these images from my post last year. No time to dive for new shots before WS closes... ...
ALL absolutely superb pics JToddH
Maybe Andrew is the master, but you seem to be a gifted pupil Thanks for sharing these, a delight for the eyes to see them in real action.
Divers...
I got my dive watches purely on design for occasional desk diving and water resistant testing 2 inch deep 😂. ...
A great story and watches you show dear Art! A Grand Opening for a very interesting thread theme this week end!!...
... so nice to view these old workhorses from your friend. They have a very interesting story behind which add to their desirability! Are you considering to add a diving watch to your collection now? Your favorite brand Omega made and makes wodnerful diiv...
Thanks a lot Captain! Oh yes! I well remember the location...
because it was my first scuba course and the fullfilment of a long long dream: to dive with an aqua lung. It was around January 1964 at Mar del Plata, Argentina some 300 miles south of Buenos Aires at the pool where lessons were given before the later sea...
Amazing !
The photo gives a real sense of your confidence and pride on that that day. Growing up, I was fascinated with diving pioneers of the era but had to wait until my teens to learn to dive. I still haven’t lost the passion for the things that I have seen and ...
My big pleasure to share these memories here dear Captain! ...
... and absolutely agree that memories, places and people met in different places are a big part of the fun of sport diving. I have introduced to diving many members of my family and most of them are certified divers now enjoying the activity. I’m happy t...
An epic and enviable portfolio of dive
Watches and environments. Thanks and Congratulations. Wow. Tim
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