nordwulf wrote:This pilot watch landed on my desk 10 minutes ago. Pun intended..!

Damn fine watch you have there Frank. Oris makes some great looking watches and yours is no exception.
Congrats.

Cheers Mike.

Boydesian wrote:

Those are such great looking watches. How many Turtles is too many again?

FloridaPhil wrote:
Those are such great looking watches. How many Turtles is too many again?

No such thing as too many Turtles Phil.

Thermexman wrote:

FloridaPhil wrote:
Those are such great looking watches. How many Turtles is too many again?

No such thing as too many Turtles Phil.

Apparently not!

nordwulf wrote:This pilot watch landed on my desk 10 minutes ago. Pun intended..!

I like that very much. They’re a genuinely original design that works well - and with great visibility it nicely fulfils the primary brief for a pilot’s watch.

copemanphoto wrote:Damn fine watch you have there Frank. Oris makes some great looking watches and yours is no exception.
Congrats.

Cheers Mike.

gaf1958 wrote:I like that very much. They’re a genuinely original design that works well - and with great visibility it nicely fulfils the primary brief for a pilot’s watch.

Thanks guys. I had this model before and also have the champagne sunray dial BC PP. Eventually will only keep one so curious to see which one will remain in the collection. Both are really versatile and very nice quality timepieces.

Bishop

nordwulf wrote:Thanks guys. I had this model before...

Was your last one a grey dial? I recall someone here having a grey dial version.

^^^Gorgeous YM there Richard.

Seamaster AT day today...

^^^ Nice shot of a lovely watch... Much better than the next version which lost the applied hour markers.

Bit grubby and not the best quality pic but it's all about the movement

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Another one back on the bracelet, after most of the past 12 months on vintage leather, rubber or NATO. Sometimes I wonder why I have so many straps!

Neil