I've never seen a DeVille on a Nato before. Surprisingly, I like it. I had a chuckle at having it regulated because it's running at +10. I'd be happy if ANY of my auto's ran at +/-10! On the other hand, it is a certified chronometer...

Dancematt wrote:

Richard wrote:

Dancematt wrote:Very nice Richard, it probably is my imagination but hasn't your seiko count gone up by 1?

Indeed it has, I've purchased a 011 a few weeks ago

Yep, remember now when you posted a pic in a steinhart thread, personally i think its one of the best skx derivatives, All the best for the Casio count!

For me today, Citizen World Perpetual AT:

Very nice citizen
I've been on the fence for an Attesa a while back, shame it only synced in Japan.

As for the casio, it's another cup of tea. But for the occasion, it will be my watch of the day:

I started the day with this




//then went to bed at 0700 (joys of night shifts!) so i'm ending the day with this





(which is for sale at a very reasonable price,by the way )

village wrote:I started the day with this

Is it a 20 or 22mm strap on this one Andy??

22mm lugs John...wears really nicely

village wrote:22mm lugs John...wears really nicely

Ta.....looks good!! Is the place you got it from significantly cheaper than on ebay et all, which is 120 squids ish I think??

Monkey wrote:

village wrote:22mm lugs John...wears really nicely

Ta.....looks good!! Is the place you got it from significantly cheaper than on ebay et all, which is 120 squids ish I think??

Cost me 89 quid delivered...no customs charges.

Well, suprise suprise, a vintage Tissot for me today.....this Seastar from the late 70's

Wearing this this evening, considering if I need another hand wound Unitas in my collection.

Mushroom-brand chronograph this evening...
... the third watch I bought when the madness was beginning to take hold. I went through a period of thinking what a dork I was for buying a no-name p.o.s like that, but I realised that I quite like it, and it's my most accurate non-atomic.

Loddonite wrote:Mushroom-brand chronograph this evening...
... the third watch I bought when the madness was beginning to take hold. I went through a period of thinking what a dork I was for buying a no-name p.o.s like that, but I realised that I quite like it, and it's my most accurate non-atomic.

That is quite an interesting piece Loddonite- where is it from?

It is this one for me today, for the first time in some days now as my Trident seems to be getting the most wrist time.

alphajet wrote:Wearing this this evening, considering if I need another hand wound Unitas in my collection.

Also chose a hand-wound today..





Although I've already decided a man can easily have two 6498's in a collection.

alphajet wrote:Wearing this this evening, considering if I need another hand wound Unitas in my collection.

I have considered getting the Steinhart version of this watch. How do you find it, worth the money?

Mark

NMS75 wrote: I have considered getting the Steinhart version of this watch. How do you find it, worth the money?

Mark

Me too! Same question applies!

Felt a bit blue today.....

jmarchitect wrote:That is quite an interesting piece Loddonite- where is it from?

Ebay, "Belawa Brothers". They are still going as http://www.watch-shop.com/watch-shop/wa ... m/?Lang=en