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Re: Non-CW of the Day
That's the first Deep Blue I've seen in the wild - Very Nice 

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Re: Non-CW of the Day
One for the Nato / Zulu lovers (and haters). No, that's not a scratch, but a cat hair.


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Non-CW of the Day
Fix the bezel or the OCD folk on here will be after you! Lavaine wrote:One for the Nato / Zulu lovers (and haters). No, that's not a scratch, but a cat hair.
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Re: Non-CW of the Day
Struggling..... to deal with......... non-straight...........bezel...........must seek help........DSHall wrote:Fix the bezel or the OCD folk on here will be after you! Lavaine wrote:One for the Nato / Zulu lovers (and haters). No, that's not a scratch, but a cat hair.
This today with a nice straight bezel


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Re: Non-CW of the Day
CWL at work today but the RLT this evening.


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Re: Non-CW of the Day
To say the bezel needs fixing implies that it is broken. In reality it was being used to time the garden hose. To suggest that the bezel is broken is to suggest that the watch is merely a fashion accessory, and not a tool. What a strange idea, using a watch as a timer. WeirdDSHall wrote:Fix the bezel or the OCD folk on here will be after you! Lavaine wrote:One for the Nato / Zulu lovers (and haters). No, that's not a scratch, but a cat hair.

And to think I expected anti-zulu replies, not crooked bezel replies. I love this place and the smiles it brings!
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Re: Non-CW of the Day
'Tis not the bezel that disturbs one... more the unusual placing of the watch on the wrong wrist, not being the right one. That said, it is a lovely combination.DSHall wrote:Fix the bezel or the OCD folk on here will be after you! Lavaine wrote:One for the Nato / Zulu lovers (and haters). No, that's not a scratch, but a cat hair.
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I think weird is probably a fair description. I like Zulus though and have a couple of Rhinos. Now there is a proper watch strap. I think my arm would break before the strap! Lavaine wrote:To say the bezel needs fixing implies that it is broken. In reality it was being used to time the garden hose. To suggest that the bezel is broken is to suggest that the watch is merely a fashion accessory, and not a tool. What a strange idea, using a watch as a timer. WeirdDSHall wrote:Fix the bezel or the OCD folk on here will be after you! Lavaine wrote:One for the Nato / Zulu lovers (and haters). No, that's not a scratch, but a cat hair.![]()
And to think I expected anti-zulu replies, not crooked bezel replies. I love this place and the smiles it brings!
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Re: Non-CW of the Day
Good Man Downer!! By the way The strap shop uses that watch as a 'model' for several of their 'elite' range of straps.downer wrote:Wearing this one for the next few days...![]()
http://www.thestrapshop.co.uk/pages/lwb/elite.html
A good way of getting a feel for what various straps will look like on it.

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Re: Non-CW of the Day
It's definitely on the right wrist, not being on the leftjmarchitect wrote:'Tis not the bezel that disturbs one... more the unusual placing of the watch on the wrong wrist, not being the right one. That said, it is a lovely combination.DSHall wrote:Fix the bezel or the OCD folk on here will be after you! Lavaine wrote:One for the Nato / Zulu lovers (and haters). No, that's not a scratch, but a cat hair.

Friday and Saturday night at work. Calls for something cheap that can tolerate some potential abuse. Perfect chinese watch weekend!

Yup, crooked bezel on this one too. Not for any reason other than to give Nathan seizures

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