luca4 wrote:

vikingdrvr wrote:

Really nice !!

many thanks!

Speedmaster again today, big surprise I know. Part of the Speedmaster's allure for me is that it was the watch worn by many "steely eyed missile men" in the past. I am not one those, but a glimpse of a corner of his office shows that my father was. He was an engineer on both the HAWK and PATRIOT missile systems and I think my watch looks at home among his mementos. Incidentally, the orange Teledyne-Ryan Firebee target drone model is a trophy presented to my father in 1975 by the a US Marine Corps HAWK battery and proclaims him to be a "Firebee Killer".

Serlo wrote:One week with the small Nomos Club dunkel:



This is by far my favourite watch!

quite jealous, as this is on my "trying to find" list right now. would be a belated xmas present from the wife if i can find it.

gwells wrote:quite jealous, as this is on my "trying to find" list right now. would be a belated xmas present from the wife if i can find it.

Sure you don't mind the strap-case gap? Just trying to save your wife some money

Konketsu wrote:Was thinking of getting a Sinn or Damasko for work, but not going to bother, this guys lost 9 seconds all week:


Seiko 5 Military (SNZG15) on brown Horween Shell Cordovan strap by Jeff, on Flickr

A Japanese COSC movement !!

reggie747 wrote:Nice one James ^

Thanks mate.

Walked into a darkened room after being outside on a sunny day wearing my Pelagos. Bam...





Almost as bright as my sword handed SMPs but the colour is nicer

Serlo wrote:One week with the small Nomos Club dunkel:



This is by far my favourite watch!

It does look great on Andreas - enjoy it

Boydesian wrote:Speedmaster again today, big surprise I know. Part of the Speedmaster's allure for me is that it was the watch worn by many "steely eyed missile men" in the past. I am not one those, but a glimpse of a corner of his office shows that my father was. He was an engineer on both the HAWK and PATRIOT missile systems and I think my watch looks at home among his mementos. Incidentally, the orange Teledyne-Ryan Firebee target drone model is a trophy presented to my father in 1975 by the a US Marine Corps HAWK battery and proclaims him to be a "Firebee Killer".

It does look right at home and it's a brilliant story to match

Thought I would slip it on again this morning

That is beautiful. Well done on getting that. Wear in good health. Adam

ateague wrote:That is beautiful. Well done on getting that. Wear in good health. Adam

Why thank you kind Sir

Omega de ville from 1972 today




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Neil

Wearing this one today .