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. . . the strap is only temporary, though. I've ordered a custom strap that has a different appearance, although I have to admit that the lizard grain works perfectly with the engraved dial pattern. Warmest regards, Art
This is a nice pic of this under rated JLC!
Maybe time to give it justice?
Best, and once again, huge thanks!
Nicolas
This one tonight with black tie, just to add a little freak to the formal.
This message has been edited by respo on 2008-10-10 11:45:50
But I may be freaaaakie Biased!
LOL
God I love so much the Freak.
I really have to solve my Strap Problem ( a bit too short ), to wear it as often as I want!
Best!
Nicolas
Grazi, Valentin . . .
. . . the strap is only temporary, though. I've ordered a custom strap that has a different appearance, although I have to admit that the lizard grain works perfectly with the engraved dial pattern. Warmest regards, Art
Herd behavior Friday
In reaction to the market meltdown, some of my friends are stuffing their mattresses with watches and wine, and one is buying up all the precious metals he can get his hands on this week. So here's what's on my wrist, erm, coffee table this morning 
HAGWE!
Cheers,
Dom
HAGWE!
Cheers,
Dom
For Nicolas...
Same watch as last Friday, same photo in fact, but with some additional tweaking that I can't take credit for. A good friend who has is far more PhotoShop skills than I do made the changes. Cheers, Al
Thanks a lot , my friend
This is a nice pic of this under rated JLC!
Maybe time to give it justice?
Best, and once again, huge thanks!
Nicolas
Comfort watch
Still brings lots of smiles! I'm sure it's holding its value better than my "real" investments...
Hang in there, everyone!
Best,
Gary G
Wearing 3 today, all simple, round, steel manual wind watches
I couldn't make up my mind so dug out three watches and I am giving them some exercise.
It's interesting to notice the variations in feel, case architecture, strap, etc.
Since I can't do wrist shots well with my phone camera, here they are on the table.
Mike
It's interesting to notice the variations in feel, case architecture, strap, etc.
Since I can't do wrist shots well with my phone camera, here they are on the table.
Mike
Feelin' Freakie
This one tonight with black tie, just to add a little freak to the formal.
This message has been edited by respo on 2008-10-10 11:45:50
Excellent choice, Respo!
But I may be freaaaakie Biased!
LOL
God I love so much the Freak.
I really have to solve my Strap Problem ( a bit too short ), to wear it as often as I want!
Best!
Nicolas
QUAD 10 FROM MK II WATCHES...
HI GUYS
I am stuck on a job site and I am wearing a QUAD 10 from Bill Yao... This was his first complete watch from his company...
He offered this model with four differnt dial styles and 4 different hands sets and the option of a red sweep or white. Date or no Date , date wheel white with black type or black with white type.
Well My example is uses the Type 48 dial and hands , and the black datewheel with White text!!. The watch is based on the IWC mark XI pilots watch from the 1950s; But that is where it stops.
The case diameter is 40 mm with out counting crown or lugs. The crown screws down and the case is water rest. to 100M . It has a ETA 2824 under the hood hacking and quickset. All I can say its a great watch to wear in caustic environments.
The bracelet I took from a Hamilton Chronograph to complete my Quad 10. This watch is not for the smallwristed. For me at 40 mm its BIG.
It keeps freakishly accurate time .... like over a month it gained about 2 seconds ! I guess one good hit on a steel beam might "fix" that !!
Good Hunting
Bill Sohne
I am stuck on a job site and I am wearing a QUAD 10 from Bill Yao... This was his first complete watch from his company...
He offered this model with four differnt dial styles and 4 different hands sets and the option of a red sweep or white. Date or no Date , date wheel white with black type or black with white type.
Well My example is uses the Type 48 dial and hands , and the black datewheel with White text!!. The watch is based on the IWC mark XI pilots watch from the 1950s; But that is where it stops.
The case diameter is 40 mm with out counting crown or lugs. The crown screws down and the case is water rest. to 100M . It has a ETA 2824 under the hood hacking and quickset. All I can say its a great watch to wear in caustic environments.
The bracelet I took from a Hamilton Chronograph to complete my Quad 10. This watch is not for the smallwristed. For me at 40 mm its BIG.
It keeps freakishly accurate time .... like over a month it gained about 2 seconds ! I guess one good hit on a steel beam might "fix" that !!
Good Hunting
Bill Sohne
Wow, Patrice!
A Legendary Panerai, this Pam 40!
And what a pic, my friend!
you improved a lot the quality bof your pics, patrice!
Congrats!
Nicolas
JLC hometime on my business trip.
Easy and super quick to set second time zone. I love it!!!
Red Sub, Red sea, Red,
You see Red, my friend.
Gorgeous example, BTW!
HAGWE, and go for a walk with your dfog, this is the hour of my Orange Tree Treatment..LOL
Best.
Nicolas
