Selected this one today. Once again my photo does not do the Casio Illuminator justice, the watch face has a lovely deep blue hue to it with the same colour on the bezel. It should come with some kind of warning about how bright the Illuminator is (LED at the 12 and 6 posn) especially when you wake in the middle of the night in total bedroom darkness, trust me it is almost blinding

Winnie Bloo wrote:Nice one Neil - Fosiles, is that the latest pensioner's magazine cover

Old photo

Dave, I love the art, and the watch of course

Damn, you knew what IT WAS like before I CHANGED IT Kari

Commemorating what would have been my Dad's 76th birthday (and two years since he passed tomorrow.

Miss ya old man.

Bahnstormer_vRS wrote:Time for a mug of tea and some chocolate biscuits



Guy

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That's got a great look about it, was it a limited edition?

Taking lap times during some off season testing

welshlad wrote:

asqwerth wrote:1960s 28mm Omega Seamaster De Ville

That's a beautiful and elegant watch, asqwerth. Looks great on your wrist.

Thanks, welshlad.

It's a great watch. And the size is good for slightly more dressy work wear.

I believe it's what was considered mid-size or boy-size in the '60s (note my 1950s Bulova23 men's watches are only 31-32mm), as the size of a "real" ladies' Seamaster in the 1960s was 20mm, which is much too tiny for easy reading, and which IMO was disproportional as the crown looked giant relative to the case. See pic below. The date window is also pushed all the way to the edge. Not nice at all.



https://www.poshtime.com/423.005/Omega- ... c-1966.php


I think my mid-size Seamaster is relatively rare compared to the usual 34mm men's models.

My other Dynamic today. Realised I should have cleaned it before taking the pic, but it's too dark now...

Wearing this one today

blowfish89 wrote:

Tuna

Neil