Currently wearing this (without the box)
CWL of the day
Re: CWL of the day
Basho, it was you who clued me in about Knight straps; thank you.
Currently wearing this (without the box)
Currently wearing this (without the box)
Omega Speedmaster, Bulova Accutron Gemini, Tudor Black Bay Heritage Maroon & Black, C65 Trident Bronze SH21 LE, C65 Trident Black, C65 Trident Diver SH21, C65 Trident Ombre LE, Longines HydroConquest beautiful AF and better than C60 300
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Leo David
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That's just showing off, Richard. Fantastic photo. I won't even ask how you managed it.downer wrote:C60FLE
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Thanks. I'll tell you anyway.Leo David wrote: That's just showing off, Richard. Fantastic photo. I won't even ask how you managed it.
Simple really. I have a water feature in my garden...
I turned the water pump up to get a bit more flow. I stuck the watch close to the outlet and turned the camera shutter speed up to the max. Then I took about 10 pictures, and that was about the best of 'em.
Richard 🏍️
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ianblyth
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Re: CWL of the day
Trusty old C4SBS
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Re: CWL of the day
nice watch Neal. It is good to see it getting some wrist timeNealgar wrote:
Classic beauty!
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Leo David
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Thank you for sharing that. Still, I'm impressed. Grass is nice and green too. Mine looks like a bit dull and tired in comparison.downer wrote:Thanks. I'll tell you anyway.Leo David wrote: That's just showing off, Richard. Fantastic photo. I won't even ask how you managed it.
Simple really. I have a water feature in my garden...
I turned the water pump up to get a bit more flow. I stuck the watch close to the outlet and turned the camera shutter speed up to the max. Then I took about 10 pictures, and that was about the best of 'em.
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Re: CWL of the day
CWL of the Night to be precise.
C60 Trident GMT-SKS
C70 RAF Ad Astra
C60 Auto SKK
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C70 RAF Ad Astra
C60 Auto SKK
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CWL of the day
Especially for clarky, another classic!
Neal
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Re: CWL of the day
Giving the C60 FLE a workout on the watchwinder, B of B today.
No more Quartz (except when I cannot resist).
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Re: CWL of the day
22mm zulu intended for use with the Red Trident, thought i would try it out on this. 
Graham