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this is the best theme for wristscan Art
i'm joining in with my latest aquisition, one i've worked towards for a long time never thinking i'd achieve it, but i have and here it is. a 1964 5513 Rolex Submariner. so far (48 hours) i'm loving it and even though i'm a die hard Omega fan i can see the attraction in owning a Rolex. not for the name, but for the look, the feel, the reliability and i think, the bomb proof build quality.
horror upon horrors, i'm being converted to a Rolexanisti 
if you feel the need for mor pics then please peruse the Rolex forum, other than that, have a good weekend.
Graham
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Our theme this week . . .
. . . will revert to the original brief for Wrist Scan, namely, the watch you're wearing . . . . . . today! [This is a stock image of the business view of my Senator Sixties - a fresh wrist shot will be posted later.]...
Ah, your vintage FF . . .
. . . with delicious patina! I remember this one well from the FF 'tour' a few years ago . . . g . . . when it was on display for a few weeks in So Cal....
Well, this one is the AM 103, while mine is an earlier Milspec
But both attended the FF World Tour. And both very pleasurable, for sure. All the best, my friend, and say hello to Lemmy for me! Nicolas
Art is a big boy
I'm sure..although he didn't pass our Bastardo drinking test yet Best Damjan
My dear Consigliere
He call us....oh well I'm even having hard time writing it down ... an amateurs!!!! I think it's time for you to give him offer he can't refuse Damjan P.S. Where this world is coming to....I've been called names related to drinking but never amateur : )
Early Milpsec, my friend. One of the very firs,t which has been tested by the US Army.
A piece of History.... Best, Nicolas
nice one Nico!
very nice color match between the leather jacket and the humidity tester of the Milspec! Made me wear my FF today! Matt
this is the best theme for wristscan Art
i'm joining in with my latest aquisition, one i've worked towards for a long time never thinking i'd achieve it, but i have and here it is. a 1964 5513 Rolex Submariner. so far (48 hours) i'm loving it and even though i'm a die hard Omega fan i can see th...
as much as i wish...
as much as i wish the 5513 were a slim sophisticated blonde i still thank you seduced, but not converted purely to Rolex. ill let you know when the other one arrives. best G...
Oh no!
Graham, You joined the "dark side"! Congratulations. Very nice 5513. Cheers, Nilo...
thanks Matey, i’ll happily live...
thanks Matey, ill happily live on the dark side to own this. when you see the other one which is en route it is so blingy youll think ive turned to the bright side best G...
i’ve fallen down the deep...
ive fallen down the deep dark hole that is rolexatisti best G...
So, get your first Panerai and it will be THE complete. :)))) [nt]
No message body...
when it comes to panerai,...
when it comes to panerai, i know that never means never...........i think.
Well, Graham...
If you had to cross over to the Rolex side, at least you picked the perfect reference and the best vintage year with which to do so. Congratulations! It looks great on you. Best, respo...
thanks respo. i’m now...
thanks respo. im now looking for a strap to match the faded bezel just in case i feel like a change from the bracelet. is that sad or what...
Well, in that case, I think Nicolas is right...
You should probably go ahead and get a Panerai now, too, and seal the deal. ;-) Really happy for you, though. I can totally see getting such a Rolex for myself, as well, some day....
Arrhhh your one of us now G...
you'll be getting a Panerai next..!! Look forward to seeing this beauty in a couple of weeks time Moi.
Congratulation, Graham.
I'm happy for you. As if I'm the one getting the watch. Nothing beats the satisfaction of achieving a dream. HAGWE Regards Tyler
thanks Tyler, very happy with...
thanks Tyler, very happy with it still, but watch this space as i found something interesting on my doormat when i came home this morning after a night away. check the same brand Forum when i get a chance to type it. best G
thanks Blomman, its a great...
thanks Blomman, its a great piece i never thought id own, but on my other wrist i have something that was poorly wrapped on my doormat today. same brand, but other end of the spectrum. just give me time to post. best G
birth year Rolex for me too Graham ;)
I am still enjoying mine as much as when I opened the parcel, I hope you are too. HAGWE everyone...
yep, loving it like you...
yep, loving it like you are and wearing another birth year Rolex on my other wrist. im never one to do things by halves best G...
i bought the second one...
i bought the second one first, but he sent it over in a rowing boat from US. having said that it was cheap as chips. best Graham
if that was directed at...
if that was directed at me Bill, then yep, it feels great and i keep forgetting its there like an old T shirt. i know one day i will start reducing the 64 theme, but this is one of the icons that ill be proud to hand down to my son and hell be proud to ...
Hearty congratulations, Graham.
After all those Omegas on your wrist, the 5513 looks fantastic. Unexpectedly it became one of my favourite watches. Hope you get a lot of pleasure. 48 years young! ;-) A...
thanks Andrew, i think...
thanks Andrew, i think ive got most Omegas from the year so it was time to diversify. funnily enough i was on a live auction saturday night and missed a 320 calibre Omega chrono from 1964 which is something you very rarely see, but it was a project and ...
And it wouldn't have really been a '64 ...
... with all the extra bits? But at our age we have to start planning for that stuff! Andrew
i’m not sure new hands...
im not sure new hands and plexi disqualifies it Andrew. the movement would only have needed a full service, but costs could have spiralled so away i walked. best Moi
I acknowledge we can rarely know provenance ...
... except for the watches we purchased from new, but although rare, the vintage pieces that have never been 'fiddled' with are a grail of sorts. I may change my mind on this when I have had a couple of joint replacements myself. ;-) Regards Andrew...
ha ha, remember my T...
ha ha, remember my T shirt all original parts. ill have to wear it a lot now as in about 10 years it wont be true...
Nice pic of a beautiful piece Nicolas
Have you checked if your wrist is now not 'radioactive'? You don't want to be glowing when you approach your victims!
We had an "elegance" theme post with Mo's JLCs
and we have here a perfect harmony between the watch, the jacket, the style ... and the Bronzage ! Have a good sunday Nicolas Mark
I tried that one on . . .
. . . maybe four years back, respo, when it had just been introduced, and, if memory serves correctly, there was another VC Malte limited edition with a similar dark brown treated dial as well. Not that I was close to getting one, but that very model was ...
It would be nice to see an image of that brown-dial Malte
I have really become quite attached to this Overseas in the 1 year+ I have been wearing it. Best, respo
Here you go, R . . .
. . . photo courtesy WHL. My memory was playing tricks - a brown dial, but obviously, not the same granular treatment as your Overseas....
Thanks!
Yes, I think I have seen this one before, photos anyway, and I was curious about the brown grainy dial. Still, nice to see this one again. I really do like the Malte Chronograph a lot. Best, respo
I've said it before, but ...
... that dials a killer. Love the surface texture and the red highlight. Great atmospheric wrist shot. Andrew
I was visiting my mum today.....
up in Yorkshire which is famous for it's Fish & Chips....up north they cook em in lard and taste fantastic..!! I went for the large haddock today... With a pot of tea, mixed buttered bread and lots of ketchup..!! HAGWE, Andy....
Fish and Chips! I miss that!
And you know how much I love these GMTs... Best, my friend. Nicolas
They have to be cooked in lard too..!!
Whenever I visit my mum she knows it will involve a trip to her local F&C place...we used to go to Harry Ramsdens but it's not as popular these days, it used to always be a 1hr cue to get in with chandeliers inside and a pianist playing in the corner....
Hey Andy you are making us hungry
Looks like you needed the GMT to balance the plate or it would fall into you lap. HAGWE Bill
It was their large size so a counter weight was needed....
and very tasty it was too Yours, Andy.
Looks delicious, Andy, ...
but do not let your dietician see this photo ! I am sure you enjoyed your meal nonetheless - anaesdoc
Andy, you have convinced me........
Fish & Chips will be on the menu this weekend, while I am at work........A special treat and makes a change from sandwiches! The taste buds are working overtime HAGWE
Lucky this is only a rare treat....
when I visit my mum..!!! The fish cakes are to die for too....last time I had a regular size fish & chips with a fish cake on the side too..!!! Yours, Andy.
let me know when they are putting the stent in Andy :)
cooked in lard ! a horror for your arteries, but tastes great. i see you've got on of them there Rolex thingies on the plate. very nice. G
After 40 years i'm used to it....
you don't get them this good anywhere else in the country so it's only a treat when I visit mum..!! I'll have to start going more often...LOL See you soon dude.
And with the cup of tea ...
... it looks quintessentially English to me. An occasional delicious indulgence your doctor can forgive. A
Let me play ...
Today I'm wearing my new German "love"... Sinn U2, 2000 meters, GMT. Quick and dirt pic, fresh from the camera. A great weekend to all, Nilo...
I'd know that wrist . . .
. . . anywhere! Great pic, Nilo. Just goes to show that it's the photographer, and not the equipment, that counts . . .
I was hunting one for years ...
They don't sell Sinn here. One of my "hunters" located this one in US and, with the proper strap, is a cool watch. Cheers, Nilo
i used to really want the U1 phantom
but no longer. its drifted down my wish list like a lot of other new pieces. great picture using a phone camera i still cant use without the pics looking like a drunken night out. i agree with Art about the picture quality. best G
I spotted a U1 on ...
... The wrist of one of the dads at basketball this weekend. Looks great in real life and bulletproof. Sinn is one of the great value brands in horology. No wonder there are a lot of fans. Andrew
Not Friday here as yet either...
I am actually wearing this watch even though the photo was taken a while ago... A Hummer! The Accutron and Accutron-derived watches are somewhat fascinating to me currently. This one has a nice 14K YG case (34.5mm x 40mm). And the accuracy is incredible! ...
Never seen a dial quite like that before, mostly textured . . .
. . . with a distinguishing polished wedge layer. Love the style of the '70s!
I am Legend...
Good to have an old fashioned "non-theme" theme. Today's watch photographed yesterday afternoon. HAGWE All. Regards, Richard....
nice pics and watch of course!
thanks for sending us some sunshine and warmth, here it is "almost" freezing cold! Matt
Its crazy....
Where you are, is almost summer and it feels a bit like winter. Where I am, is almost winter and it feels a bit like summer. Regards, Richard.
dont do this Richard.
everytime i see one posted i see how many of my friends have one and get tempted into getting one myself. i'm being very good about not buying modern pieces. i passed on one of these a month or so ago and i even passed on a very cheap Railmaster XXL this ...
A Legend like you needs ...
To join the LLD club. I know that is not a 64 but exceptions are there just to confirm the rule. Cheers, Nilo
dont tempt me Nilo, i’ll...
dont tempt me Nilo, ill never wear it. ill probably join the massive timepiece club with the railmaster XXL before i become a legend. 49.2 mm on the wrist and doesnt look too big. best G
you misunderstood Nilo. the LLD...
you misunderstood Nilo. the LLD is a nice size at 42 mm but i have so many other great watches that i know ill never wear it. best G
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