Beginning my workweek w/ a popular View... For later this afternoon/evening..

Very sad news @MiniMpi . So sorry for your loss.

Today is "International Retirement Watch Day" at my home

And again…

I am truly sorry for your loss @MiniMpi

Finished replacing a u-joint in the front axel on my old Dodge pickup today. New brake pads, tire rotation, and a quick drive to town just to see if it all held together.
The Zenith held together just fine.

MiniMpi wrote: ↑Sun Nov 19, 2023 10:00 pm As some of you know, my Dad passed away yesterday evening.
The reposal is this evening and the funeral is tomorrow.
Wearing the 1928 Rolex 912 'Tank' as it is in the family from new so is the perfect choice.

Very sorry to hear this, Ferg. Please accept my deepest condolences.

Tom

watchaholic wrote: ↑Tue Nov 21, 2023 4:36 am Finished replacing a u-joint in the front axel on my old Dodge pickup today.
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New brake pads, tire rotation, and a quick drive to town just to see if it all held together.
The Zenith held together just fine.
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Good job sir!!..

A Hammy for the workday... For later this afternoon/evening..

I am still wearing this one a lot of the time. An ideal watch for a medium sized wrist, on a medium sized body frame. Neil

@nbg I guess you’d call it a very average watch then, Neil.

Des

^^^ Yep very average Des. Far more average than any of the more shiny loud watches that I own.

I keep thinking that I am maybe missing a trick. If I took action to increase my wrist size by eating more pies, I could perhaps wear a greater selection of large brightly coloured watches.

Neil

nbg wrote: ↑Tue Nov 21, 2023 4:55 pm If I took action to increase my wrist size by eating more pies, I could perhaps wear a greater selection of large brightly coloured watches.

Don’t worry Neil, I’ve tried eating the pies on your behalf and can confirm it’s will still be your best option.

The dial was a bit boring, so my 3yr old daughter gave it a much needed upgrade.