FabR
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Thanks Fred! For obvious reasons, the 5177G 'Boccadasse' remains my favorite, but I do love the 5131P...
...its dial is indeed outstanding (though less elaborate than other enamel works), and I also like the originality of it being the first-ever Patek rare handcraft in platinum, an excellent choice. Cheers ;-)
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Kinda big for the late 60’s / early 70s:
All circa 42mm across: And this one is reasonably weighty: Cheers (Temporally non) Nomad ...
LOVE that Zodiac! Wow! I think this is the definition of "period piece." Many thanks for your contribution. BTW, we'll all be amply rewarded by staying put for
the time being. One more sunrise is worth it all for me. Best regards! FH
I remember a quote from comedian Phyllis Diller
Nobody cares if someone reaches their 92 birthday, except the person who’s 91 and 11 months
Not an easy topic for me...
So my entries will be comparably dainty 😉 The largest is probably the 45mm PADI Turtle... The heaviest is probably the Doxa Searambler, as it’s still on a bracelet (sorry, weighing them is not realistic at the moment with the kids running riot). And then ...
Ohhh! The uber-cool strap on your PADI must surely win you something! (At least in my eye.) And all of your watches superbly photographed KM—as per
usual. And all so tasteful. Even the Casio is actually subtle! Hat's off! FH
A Pod of Whales
Sorry for the mix of pics but it’s hard to get the pod in one place... they are social distancing at the bank... here a few of the larger whales in the pod. 42mm up to 60mm the heaviest being the AP brick at 350 grams ...
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