The Pepsi does look great!
And Ferg, 58 years. Now that's some length of time!
CWL of the day
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Amor Vincit Omnia
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Re: CWL of the day
C3 MkI
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Take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints, kill nothing but time
Avoid loud and aggressive persons; they are vexatious to the spirit. (Max Ehrmann)
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neil8fletcher3
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Re: CWL of the day
Ordered this strap Thursday night arrived this morning. Think it works better than the bond strap. Enjoying wearing this again now
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Yup definitely a better choice.neil8fletcher3 wrote:Ordered this strap Thursday night arrived this morning. Think it works better than the bond strap. Enjoying wearing this again now
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MiniMpi
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Much appreciated Richarddowner wrote:The Pepsi does look great!
And Ferg, 58 years. Now that's some length of time!
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ianblyth
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For a nice sunny day the old C6 Kingfisher Metallic Orange which I think some new members may never have seen this range.
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A rare sight indeed Ian.ianblyth wrote:
For a nice sunny day the old C6 Kingfisher Metallic Orange which I think some new members may never have seen this range.
There are a few Kingfishers around these parts currently but yours is the first Orange I've seen for a while.
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MercifulFate
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Wow, I never have seen one of those! I've been looking at pictures of dive watches on forums for the past few weeks and have yet to come across one of these. Very cool indeed!ianblyth wrote: For a nice sunny day the old C6 Kingfisher Metallic Orange which I think some new members may never have seen this range.
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Still this, should have got the auto I kick myself
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Mrs H wearing my C5 quartz today.
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For some reason the photo isn't showing for me.ianblyth wrote:
For a nice sunny day the old C6 Kingfisher Metallic Orange which I think some new members may never have seen this range.
I love the Burnt Orange LE, a definite grail for lots of members.
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Been trying to find some wrist time for this for awhile now. Today is the day.
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