CWL of the day

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james80 wrote:Image


That's a good picture James :thumbup:
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tempusmaximus wrote:That's a good picture James :thumbup:
Thank you.
smegwina wrote:Well it looks bloody fantastic! :D
Thank you, it really is a wonderful watch that I like it quite a lot, as may be evident in some other posts on it.
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Now for today

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I have never tried a brown strap on my c60 .
but after seeing yours ,looks great .I think I will , the c60 is so versatile .
great picture
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Looks good on brown leather but even better, and more appropriate for a diver, on a bracelet. Would be better still with synchronised second and minute hands! Nice picture.

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tempusmaximus wrote:I have never tried a brown strap on my c60 .
but after seeing yours ,looks great .I think I will , the c60 is so versatile .
great picture
robinbarke wrote:Looks good on brown leather but even better, and more appropriate for a diver, on a bracelet. Would be better still with synchronised second and minute hands! Nice picture.

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Gent; please remember that both mine and Welshlad's C60 are Khaki bezel, so dark brown strap complements well.

I've tried mid / light brown / tan as well and they are not a good combination; although a black / sand NATO does look good.

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The 2012 Forum Limited Edition aka the scooter blue.

Admired by many, worn by few.

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robinbarke wrote:Looks good on brown leather but even better, and more appropriate for a diver, on a bracelet. Would be better still with synchronised second and minute hands! Nice picture.

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Thanks. My other 4 Tridents are all on waterproof straps befitting a diver, so the Khaki is on leather to give a bit of a change.

The second and minute hands ARE synchronised, it's the angle in the photo that makes them look like they're not.
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welshlad wrote:
robinbarke wrote:Looks good on brown leather but even better, and more appropriate for a diver, on a bracelet. Would be better still with synchronised second and minute hands! Nice picture.

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Thanks. My other 4 Tridents are all on waterproof straps befitting a diver, so the Khaki is on leather to give a bit of a change.

The second and minute hands ARE synchronised, it's the angle in the photo that makes them look like they're not.
Thanks, I did wonder about that. I've been looking at my Scooter this morning from slightly different angles and the synchronisation remains intact. Perhaps someone might know why a photo distorts the image?

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robinbarke wrote: Would be better still with synchronised second and minute hands!
welshlad wrote:The second and minute hands ARE synchronised, it's the angle in the photo that makes them look like they're not.
And relax!

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scooter wrote:The 2012 Forum Limited Edition aka the scooter blue.

Admired by many, worn by few.

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Scooter a brilliant watch. IMO falls into the iconic CW category and certainly one of the CW grails for many....well for 50 people the grail status is achieved.
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After 10 days with the frankly brilliant pebble its nice to get back to a proper watch again!
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stefs wrote:After 10 days with the frankly brilliant pebble its nice to get back to a proper watch again!
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Really wish that I had gone for the orange GMT, rather than the black. Great watch. Love the pebble too! :D