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So since Neil @nbg has incoming arriving tomorrow, I think I need to admit that I have a watch arriving tomorrow too ..... :shock:

I'm almost ready to post my endgame SOTC (C11 is currently being serviced). But there is one last niggling problem with the tiny collection. Actually it's really a big problem. It's the bucket of 20mm straps that I love that don't any more have a watch to use them on :lol: (I love the Moonglow on mesh)

So that's my clue - I bought a strap monster. (Monster is not a clue).....

Happy guessing :wave:
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Blimey Lindsey, not much to go on here. A strap monster with 20mm lugs?

You’ve not re-bought the IWC pilot have you? Or maybe a sealander?
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Hmmmmmm, that's true - I haven't given very much away :lol:

It's not an IWC pilot (lovely as they are), and it's not a Sealander. It's very affordable, which is why it was easy to click on today.
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It's my 114170 :lol:
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A Tudor Ranger?.. :-k
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It cost 1/20 of a Tudor Ranger :D
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Smiths?
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Not Smiths. But is is a UK company.

I owned one of these watches a long time ago - a white dial - but since it wasn't the best white dial bracelet watch in the world I had to let it go and keep searching. This time it's a black dial.
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Is it an Elliot Brown from the sale that Guy mentioned in the bargain hunters thread?
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iain wrote: Fri Mar 28, 2025 7:18 pm Is it an Elliot Brown from the sale that Guy mentioned in the bargain hunters thread?
:clap: :D

It is.
The Kimmeridge, with black dial, 12,3,6,9 markers, 20mm lugs. Tough as nails.

I don't often look at the Bargain Hunter's thread, and I haven't trawled the forum for 'inspiration'' for a long time, but it's a perfect solution to the serious problem of what to do with lots of 20mm watch straps.

I'm really pretty excited to add this one :D
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And it's got similar styling to its big brother, the C11 :thumbup:

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That's brilliant, Lindsey.

I bought my then girlfriend, now partner, a blue dial Kimmeridge around five years ago.

She wears it daily, and it's now quite battered due to the work she does, but it keeps on ticking.

She got a few nice watches, including your old gold Bulova, but it's the Kimmeridge that gets the daily wear.

A rare pic of it;-

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@Bahnstormer_vRS
Guy, I remember that your partner wears a Kimmeridge, and it's good to hear that it's a battered and (almost) daily wear :thumbup:
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^^^^ @missF

Cheers, Lindsey.

Photo taken today, the one above is nearly five years ago.

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That's brilliant Guy - a properly worn Kimmeridge.
Here's mine just out of the box looking very shiny (I really love it!)

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