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Will show you that in the real, when you are there.
Best,
Nicolas
This Tudor of yours combines it with a lot of strength AND charm.
I am much more captivated by the discrete wording, which faded, and by the great patina, to say all.
Best,
Nicolas
The strange thing is that I never saw one in the flesh... Something I have to live, one day!
Always a pleasure to see yours, my friend.
All the best!
Nicolas
Tudor 7924 Big Crown with some straps.
To be honest, I used these straps as a background to enhance the character of this Big Crown: Sensuality, sex appeal, and strenght.
But each of them is a good choice, for this watch.
As the bar are not fixed, you have a wider choice than with a Tornek Rayville, or most of the other military watches.
I will the start this " straps shot " series with the 7924.
On leather Natos:
On Nylon Natos:
On Tropic straps:
Strangely, I never put a Tropic on my 7924, but I will, as it appears to be a very cool combination.
Next series... Dedicated to the Tornek Rayville, soon in the Blancpain Forum.
Best,
Nicolas
But each of them is a good choice, for this watch.
As the bar are not fixed, you have a wider choice than with a Tornek Rayville, or most of the other military watches.
I will the start this " straps shot " series with the 7924.
On leather Natos:
On Nylon Natos:
On Tropic straps:
Strangely, I never put a Tropic on my 7924, but I will, as it appears to be a very cool combination.
Next series... Dedicated to the Tornek Rayville, soon in the Blancpain Forum.
Best,
Nicolas
How about some wrist shots?
Nicolas - how about some wrist shots of that beauty with some of those straps strapped on? I'd love to see a few shots of the 7924 w/ a Tropic strap on it! And enjoy that amazing BC.
V/R
Mike
A wrist shot is less aesthetic than these shots, IMO.
But I will think about that, Mike!
Best,
Nicolas
That BC is so delicious. I haven't got any leather Natos...
...in your experience, is it worth getting one for my 1665?
I think the best of the best is the Cordura Nato, for both the BC and the 1665, my friend.
Will show you that in the real, when you are there.
Best,
Nicolas
A BC has big personality
This Tudor of yours combines it with a lot of strength AND charm.
Big crown and a delicate rose...
I like the contradiction between such a tough watch and the delicate logo. Great photos, Nicolas!
That is a funny detail, indeed. Well seen, my friend!
I am much more captivated by the discrete wording, which faded, and by the great patina, to say all.
Best,
Nicolas
Stunning! Best of all worlds - military, big crown and a beautiful Tudor! [nt]
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Ah, what a nice BC!
Nicolas, a lovely watch and a large variety of straps to choose from - looks like a nice way to spend a lazy summer afternoon and enjoy a bottle of red wine, maybe.
Enjoy!
I really love your Tudor BC
......... great patina and perfect vintage look.
Any straps will fit perfect on it. ;-)
This is my BC with some black and brown leather straps too.
Aaaargh, Peppo! That one, THAT ONE!!!
The strange thing is that I never saw one in the flesh... Something I have to live, one day!
Always a pleasure to see yours, my friend.
All the best!
Nicolas