gibsonknives
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Love the poppies of war strap; have one myselfBRCC x Ares Diver-1 Quartz today. No date wheels on Monday. Better that way to lessen risk of being reminded it’s a fucking Monday.View attachment 1047
Whats on Your Wrist?
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jeff
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Mission to Jupiter.
The last of my Omega x Swatch(es). Speedmaster styling and bioceramic materials. Mission to Jupiter was part of the original Moonswatch collection. Models for the 8 planetary bodies, Earth’s moon, and the Sun.
This was my first Swatch, purchased for me by the wife while visiting Scotland. She was in Edinburgh 2023 with my daughter and 2 of the grandkids. Quite the souvenier. I wanted Jupiter, for the colorway, and it’s my favorite planet.
The last of my Omega x Swatch(es). Speedmaster styling and bioceramic materials. Mission to Jupiter was part of the original Moonswatch collection. Models for the 8 planetary bodies, Earth’s moon, and the Sun.
This was my first Swatch, purchased for me by the wife while visiting Scotland. She was in Edinburgh 2023 with my daughter and 2 of the grandkids. Quite the souvenier. I wanted Jupiter, for the colorway, and it’s my favorite planet.
Doug Patteson
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A custom unit issued Tudor Pelagos has become my daily driver, replacing my 1991 no-date Sub.
j_conrad_00
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Gotta love the Doxa Orange!
jeff
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The rhodesian desk pad adds +10 charisma.
Steve Johnson
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Seiko Land Tortoise here... runs a little fast, but it's held up...
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I've always wanted a Doxa but they are only mail order and I want to see one before buying
gibsonknives
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jacobrhobart
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That’s a badass gift idea.
jacobrhobart
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Tudor 1926 that I bought as my first watch out of college back in 2022
jeff
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It has a Corgi. My wife loved the queen, and of course William and Kate.
Very. Cool. Watch.
She does not like Harry and she who shall not be named.
j_conrad_00
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Superlative!
j_conrad_00
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Today's watch is back to the Tudor. Seems appropriate with the cold weather!
gibsonknives
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YETI
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I love the Corgi!
This Sub has been my daily since my mother passed:
This thread and another discussion on here made me think of an old watch I've had sitting in a box on my dresser for too long. My first job after getting out of the Marines was at San Diego Divers Supply. I was heavy into scuba diving at the time and needed a good dive watch. They had this sitting in the front case and I could barely afford it even with my employee discount, but I wore it everywhere for years. It's a Seiko 7002-7009A1 which were, so I am told, issued to the SEALs for a while.
I don't know why it went into the box but it did. When I took it out it last week still ran, but very slowly. It's currently at our jeweler getting refurbished and I bought a Seiko divers rubber strap for it since the metal one is worn out. This will be my daily once I get it back
