bspj wrote:

Aifo wrote:

Is it the new one, Ivo?

Yub, a xmas present from an amazing friend! more info: http://www.christopherwardforum.com/vie ... =8&t=23104

welshlad wrote:

My favourite looking AT.

bspj wrote:

downer wrote:Switched the AT to a brown alligator strap:

It goes well.

never get tired at looking at any of the ATs

Haven't worn this in a while so thought I'd start the working year with it. I intend to let it see more wrist time this year:

Fortis Flieger today

theaub wrote:Haven't worn this in a while so thought I'd start the working year with it. I intend to let it see more wrist time this year:

Can I ask why on earth you haven't been wearing that?! Explorers I and II are the only Rolex I like, and I REALLY like them

It'sAliveJim wrote:Fortis Flieger today

I like that look.

This is my Grandfather's (Pop) 25 years Service watch from The Distillers Company that will have been given to him in the late 1940's, which I am wearing this afternoon.



I found it at the end of last week when going through items from my parents estate that had been put by two years ago to go to auction. Not sure why it went into the 'auction' box then but, with my current interest in watches it isn't staying there.

Its a Roidor 17 jewel Swiss Made with 31mm case which, from a bit of research seems quite common for the genre, and of little commercial value; that's not the issue. Quite surprisingly the strap fits me without adjustment.

Having wound it and had it running for a couple of days its keeping remarkably good time at about +20 secs per day.

Guy

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that looks great, guy. some day i will have my grandfather's retirement watch, but i'm in no hurry.

back to the junghans today.

Guy, lovely watch must be a pleasure to wear.

Longines...

Shark.....



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