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I didn't notice until today the chapter ring numbers go from 13-23 (have I never looked?)
At one time I thought this color combo was a good idea ...?
Cooking a salmon in Sweden or Norway with Aerospace on wrist
Exploring Isle of Jersey looking for wife's ancestral home
A spare dial I bought on eBay because you never know what you might need someday ...
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Chocolate cake recipe...
Hi all,
In French pastry, The Opera is a chocolate cake,
Here is my version
HAGWE
Matt
Great watches !..Nice Opera bkgd.. Which pastry ?.. Which patisserie ?
.. for my next visit to Paris..
Best, hs
Best, hs
My trusted buddy....
... well under the sleeve in business meetings, no flashing, just comfortable and pleasure AND confidence to wear it...
HAGWE!
Ken
HAGWE!
Ken
Classic! If you ever want to send this piece to a good
home in California, you know the guy ;0)
Best,
Tim
Very coool piece.. For a very cool person.. Love this AP, nicely low- key, but ahhh ! :)
Hello Nicolas!! Another very nice theme this week end...
... and my "Friendly Watch" is somewhat like yours: not a very expensive watch, nor a rare one, just the one which accompanied me to many trips, vacations, work, scuba diving excursions and many fun and unforgettable occassions and also in some I prefer to forget.
It is connected with memories and life... as a matter of fact, it has been my daily companion as my only watch for many decades, till I started with my watch collecting "manía" a few years ago!
That´s a lot of time on the wrist if we consider I got it in February 1977, as a present of my wife trying to replace my old faithfull 5513 stolen from me during an armed robbery I suffered a few days before.
Nowadays it is semi retired from duty. Too valuable for me to risk it and have this one stolen, so I prefer other watches for daily use, but when in doubt about "what to wear today" or "what to take for a trip abroad" this is the one I get out of my safe.
You know it: my old 1680 Submariner. After all, my love for watches started when I was a lad, with a Rolex Sub!
A Great week end for you Nicolas, and for all our friends here at Purists!
Un abrazo fuerte y afectuoso para tí!
It is connected with memories and life... as a matter of fact, it has been my daily companion as my only watch for many decades, till I started with my watch collecting "manía" a few years ago!
That´s a lot of time on the wrist if we consider I got it in February 1977, as a present of my wife trying to replace my old faithfull 5513 stolen from me during an armed robbery I suffered a few days before.
Nowadays it is semi retired from duty. Too valuable for me to risk it and have this one stolen, so I prefer other watches for daily use, but when in doubt about "what to wear today" or "what to take for a trip abroad" this is the one I get out of my safe.
You know it: my old 1680 Submariner. After all, my love for watches started when I was a lad, with a Rolex Sub!
A Great week end for you Nicolas, and for all our friends here at Purists!
Un abrazo fuerte y afectuoso para tí!
A trustful companion for so many years is certainly a friendly watch. Un Abrazo, Amigo.
Another classic beauty!
I understand your love for this one, Abel!
Best, my friend
Blomman
my friendly watch, for sure this is the one....
... which is our Club watch of course
Nice composition, Patrice.. Very nice Chrono.. Like the sky vs color of your sweater :)
How could it NOT be an Aerospace
My first "real" watch was this Breitling quartz analog-digital alarm, minute repeater chronometer.
I lost my first Aerospace just like this this one on the top deck of a Virgin 747 headed for the UK.
The replacement has been on virtually every trip I've taken overseas (43 countries so far)
Mike
I didn't notice until today the chapter ring numbers go from 13-23 (have I never looked?)
At one time I thought this color combo was a good idea ...?
Cooking a salmon in Sweden or Norway with Aerospace on wrist
Exploring Isle of Jersey looking for wife's ancestral home
A spare dial I bought on eBay because you never know what you might need someday ...