Cripes DM - a Bremont!



BBR on Hirsch Pure today

Wis wrote:

Great watch that matches the monochrome background nicely, but what's going on back there? Looks like a guy with a fishing rod has caught a canoe, but surely that's not it

suicidal_orange wrote:

Wis wrote:

Great watch that matches the monochrome background nicely, but what's going on back there? Looks like a guy with a fishing rod has caught a canoe, but surely that's not it

Moby dick?

It'sAliveJim wrote:Cripes DM - a Bremont!



BBR on Hirsch Pure today

suicidal_orange wrote:

Wis wrote:

Great watch that matches the monochrome background nicely, but what's going on back there? Looks like a guy with a fishing rod has caught a canoe, but surely that's not it

Thanks. It is a monument depicting whaling, so in a way Moby Dick as suggested by Dancematt is right. Norway was a major whaling nation, and the town of Sandefjord where the monument stands was central to the whaling industry.

Here is a better picture of it:

Thanks Bjorn, I'd not have guessed that in a month of Saturdays!

Wearing my Baume Classima on a beautiful CW blue Bader strap. I love the simplicity of this dial. Very timeless.

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Snorkeling today, the water is not as green as in the picture so looks a bit strange.. It's actually blueish green. A dive watch underwater is something we don't see often enough.

^^^ Hard not to like an acrylic Sinn.

watchtheclock wrote:Wearing my Baume Classima on a beautiful CW blue Bader strap. I love the simplicity of this dial. Very timeless.

Yes, beautiful.

Something with a bit of colour for my first day back at work.

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Morning walk with this.
Dave.