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bobbubka wrote:
Winnie Bloo wrote:
bobbubka wrote:
That looks superb also. I find it such a versatile watch. I'd like a leather option, would you mind sharing where you picked yours up from please?

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Yep, they are a very versatile watch indeed.

The strap is from a forum favourite.....

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He kindly matched it to a pair of boots I have.... Sad, I know :lol:
Ah, thanks very much. I've had a look at his straps in the past. Will have to revisit.


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Has anybody ever tried the Ranger on a Black Bay aged leather strap or the fabric? I'd be really interested to see it. I think the aged leather would really suit the ranger. Surprised I've never seen a photo with it. I'm considering a Ranger myself. :oops:

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Re: Non CW of the Day

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Joeyjoejojo wrote:
bobbubka wrote:
Winnie Bloo wrote: Yep, they are a very versatile watch indeed.

The strap is from a forum favourite.....

steveostraps

He kindly matched it to a pair of boots I have.... Sad, I know :lol:
Ah, thanks very much. I've had a look at his straps in the past. Will have to revisit.


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Has anybody ever tried the Ranger on a Black Bay aged leather strap or the fabric? I'd be really interested to see it. I think the aged leather would really suit the ranger. Surprised I've never seen a photo with it. I'm considering a Ranger myself. :oops:

Some lovely watches on here today. :thumbup:
Yes, indeed I have. They both work really well. The fabric Tudor strap is very similar in overall look to the Perlon above. The leather BBR strap also works really well. Next time I rotate them I'll upload some pics.


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Sabbath wrote:Trying out the versatility of the Ahoi.

Looks great on its summer best - Perlon.
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Looks great on a casual handmade strap.
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Looks fab on a genuine alligator strap for that slightly dressier look. New look today - think I'll leave it on this for the cold months.
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For me a genuine all round watch that - with the right strap - can be used for any occasion.
Really like that. Nice photos of a nice watch. Overall, nice.
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Sabbath wrote:Trying out the versatility of the Ahoi.

Looks great on its summer best - Perlon.
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Looks great on a casual handmade strap.
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Looks fab on a genuine alligator strap for that slightly dressier look. New look today - think I'll leave it on this for the cold months.
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For me a genuine all round watch that - with the right strap - can be used for any occasion.
Super pictures Mark, I am still catching up on all the "ins & outs" :lol:

Great to see the Ahoi getting some "luuuurv" on here :D

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Great lume shot OM. :thumbup:
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nbg wrote:Just back home after a week away. Took 4 watches, but ended up wearing this every day. Does make me wonder, why I think that I normally need to wear 2 or 3 different watches each day.
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Quite agree with your logic. That one watch covers so many angles.
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Thanks Bernie. The Tuna has gained 1 second in 51 days (doing the change for DST now).
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Finishing the weekend with this
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theaub wrote:
nbg wrote:Just back home after a week away. Took 4 watches, but ended up wearing this every day. Does make me wonder, why I think that I normally need to wear 2 or 3 different watches each day.
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Quite agree with your logic. That one watch covers so many angles.
Photo was taken in your neck of the woods at St David's Head on Wednesday.
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nbg wrote:
theaub wrote:
nbg wrote:Just back home after a week away. Took 4 watches, but ended up wearing this every day. Does make me wonder, why I think that I normally need to wear 2 or 3 different watches each day.
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Quite agree with your logic. That one watch covers so many angles.
Photo was taken in your neck of the woods at St David's Head on Wednesday.
Beautiful part of the world; ideal place to wear such a fine piece.
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In Boston for work, wishing that the complimentary internet was fast enough for Netflix.

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Howz this :D ?
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Looking good!
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