Jan wrote:First day..

I do like the look of that

LLD for me today

scooter wrote:

bspj wrote:Out to dinner with my new 'old' watch.

A GP Masonic watch dial. Very interesting.

Is the history of the watch personal to you or one that you have been lucky enough to find?

scooter

My Christmas present from my wife, which arrived while I was down under. Many good things come in threes, and she very cleverly conflated my love of GPs, desire for a 'vintage' and a family history which includes Freemasonry.
I love it (see parallel thread on 'vintages'

Dancematt wrote:

Strange, I absolutely love Grand Seikos but couldn't bring myself to buy one against a big name brand. Sadly, that does not reflect well on me, (and I claim to like low-profile) but there it is.
It remains a superb watch, and probably better than any I own!

bspj wrote:My Christmas present from my wife, which arrived while I was down under. Many good things come in threes, and she very cleverly conflated my love of GPs, desire for a 'vintage' and a family history which includes Freemasonry.
I love it (see parallel thread on 'vintages')

Found and thank you.

Lovely watch.

scooter

This was my 30th birthday present from the wife

Black Bay today.

highway62 wrote:

Oh, how I love to see a swan neck regulator that is incapable of regulating anything. Chinese movement?

Jan wrote:First day..

This looks really excellent Jan - congratulations.

Dancematt wrote:

Simply superb.

It'sAliveJim wrote:Seamaster f300 today

I love that!

bspj wrote:

highway62 wrote:

By gum, Highway, wot a picture!

But what is it? I'm being thick maybe, but Zoomie means nothing to me.

Not being thick at all. Maybe a bit blind...

Decisions...