Great write up, and a wonderful conclusion. The Polaris Automatic is a superb all-rounder and a great milestone watch. Enjoy!

The Reverso takes a lot of different straps, and I’ve indulged myself quite a bit. 1AE11DEC-2AFF-4B02-A783-54715D11DECF.jpeg I love the orangey one- where is that from if you don’t mind me asking? I’m running out of colours that I don’t own so orange could be the next purchase 😄 Great selection of ...

Stif wrote: ↑Mon Sep 05, 2022 3:55 pm Είναι όλα ελληνικά για μένα!

If it sounds like Greek it probably is Greek, as Blackadder’s friend Percy said.

Celebrating a birthday today. Not mine, mind.

το έκανα. Μάλλον διάβασε την Ιλιάδα.

If you would want something less hot why not Denmark. As a Norwegian I’ve been to Denmark countless times, as have very many Norwegians. Denmark is a small country, chock full of very interesting historic places. It is very easy to rent a holiday house/cottage in the countryside, or just outside a c...

Gratulerer så mye med dagen! Håper du har hatt en flott dag.

Very embarrased that I never saw this before! Thank you all.

Belated happy birthday!

Any savvy gorilla, lowland or mountain, knows that a big watch is supposed to wear big. One just have to adjust to it, mentally. Even a slight gorilla looks good with a Seamaster, big Oris, Luminor or Pioneer centre seconds strapped to their hairy wrist.

A great selection! :thumbup: Bjorn are they all exclusively for that watch, or are some also used with your other Reversos? I often think that I ought to try alternative straps for one of mine, maybe a bespoke sailcloth/cordura, or the OEM rubber for the Gran Sport chronograph. Neil They will fit a...

strapline wrote: ↑Sat Jul 30, 2022 8:19 pm You’ve got 12 watches rolled in to 1 there, Bjørn. Love the purple btw. It’s a great photo, too.

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I know! Btw, it’s not actually purple IRL, more of a red wine colour. Would love a purple strap, though.