welshlad wrote:New acquisition for me today, courtesy of Dancematt...

Loving it!

Looks like it always belonged there steve. Id just like to take this time to remember the moments I spend with the PO:







I had a game plan with the funds gained but now I wonder if another seamaster is on the cards in the future......

Looks like the PO has had some good adventures! Don't worry, it'll be safe with me!

Richard B wrote:Don't let it go to your head - Bern just means your previous snaps were rubbish!

No, seriously that's one of the most memorable photos on the site - I remember it from your caption "Fireworks". Nice work.

I thought that might be the hidden meaning!

Only change to my recent watch photos has been to take a fraction of the care I usually lavish upon my landscapes (to my wife's despair, Hehehe)

ddav wrote:Stowa Marine.

Very nice piece, classic, legible and understated. Great picture!

Robin

One of my bosses commented on this today. Quite right too

wraQ wrote:

My favourite Hamilton watch!!!

Great picture as well.

Loving the Seamaster Steve

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It'sAliveJim wrote:One of my bosses commented on this today. Quite right too

Fantastic watch... Want one!

Steinhart for this evening's outing!

robinbarke wrote:

ddav wrote:Stowa Marine.

Very nice piece, classic, legible and understated. Great picture!


Robin

Thanks Robin, I really like this watch, its so clean and as you say legible. The addition of the blue strap gives it a whole different feeling making it far more casual. Swap it onto the croc strap and its all dressed up again. Its one of those watches that just keeps growing on you each time you go to the watchbox.

Unsurprisingly, this one for me again...

And this for me, getting ready for a weekend of rugby