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Sabbath wrote:

footycrazy wrote:^^^^^^^^^^^ Totally agree with you Ferg, fabulous combo.

Perfect choice Mark.

Thanks Guys, the biggest thing I have learned on my journey is how important straps are. A well made hand made strap like this one really suits this kind of watch. It really improves the feel and look of the watch.

It would look equally good on your Explorer, I reckon!

Different lug size (explorer 20mm, ranger 22mm). I have however ordered a handmade tan strap for the explorer, just in case I fancy a change.

Sabbath wrote:
I have however ordered a handmade tan strap for the explorer, just in case I fancy a change.

Personally I think the Explorer should never be detached from its bracelet

I haven't commented on your new arrivals yet, but they are crackers, as in 'good' not 'insane'.

Of all the Tudors I tried on, the Ranger was the closest to being a purchase for me, which I didn't expect.

Anyway, rainy day at Colchester Zoo for me today so this:



Soon to be flipped I feel (along with a few others) because I want to get down to a nice round 12, and I have my eye on something else

I'm making this my Sunday watch from now just because the day text for Sunday is red - Orient Yellow Mako
Starting work on a report today with some music (di.fm)

Hamilton today




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'Panda Eyes' prototype. I've got one on my left wrist and one on my right, but I still can't decide which colour scheme I prefer - when I say 'colour scheme' I really mean 'lack of colour scheme'

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Lorne wrote:picture without linking

...and the other version?

Ha, look at the trident, just like that of the C60(al be it the other way around on the second hand). The day and the date both in circles is an interesting touch. Not a fan of the pushers though.

Tetlee wrote:

Lorne wrote:picture without linking

Ha, look at the trident, just like that of the C60(al be it the other way around on the second hand). The day and the date both in circles is an interesting touch. Not a fan of the pushers though.

It's a bit like a horseshoe. Which way up is correct?

Lorne wrote:

Tetlee wrote:

Lorne wrote:picture without linking

Ha, look at the trident, just like that of the C60(al be it the other way around on the second hand). The day and the date both in circles is an interesting touch. Not a fan of the pushers though.

It's a bit like a horseshoe. Which way up is correct?

indeed. I will say I prefer the way around of the C60, probably the part I like most of that watch.

Following on from Mr Rick yesterday

my G Gerlach Otago for today; a hefty but well balanced piece when on it's bracelet



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Lorne wrote:picture without linking

The day date in circles is very cool. Who needs all that dial space taken up by big blocks.

Very nice Brad.

bradjhomes wrote:

Tudor 79220B today after giving it a weeks rest.

Dancematt wrote:The day date in circles is very cool. Who needs all that dial space taken up by big blocks.

I agree. A neat and tidy departure from the usual clunky attempts at a day/date window.

...another work week, another work watch