I’m happy for Jody as I think it’ll be quite a successful launch. His insights and commentary in his reviews lead me to think it should be a decently special watch for the target price. As it’s a diver, I’m not so personally interested; as with AVO divers aren’t really strongly appealing watches for...

Tribus Tuesday

I’d also remind us that in addition to the drop-sized Sealander, CW also let loose the 41mm C63 LEs not long ago. I doubt they would produce a newly proportioned larger case for just the run of 300 watches. And the popular C60 Pro 300 is doing well at 42mm.

Watches in my accumulation range from 33-45mm, and though I got my first watch - Texas Instruments LED - in 1977, I have none of my earliest watches; my oldest continuously owned watches date from 1986 in my late teens. I feel there are plenty of watches across the size spectrum available though siz...

NationOfLaws wrote: ↑Mon Oct 02, 2023 5:47 pm Here’s hoping The Twelve brings me luck on my interview today. IMG_1721.jpeg

Hope it all went well!

Late afternoon with the Sandhurst

No date to worry about today.

Their dials have long appealed to me. I like them, but the price and the wait are obstacles too great for me.

Wishing you a great birthday!

Sandhurst 1 on vintage oak.

^^^ The tree story was featured on National Public Radio here in the States.

I’m guessing there was a certain Powerglow floating about? I don’t think any of the Admin Team have a Powerglow currently. Seems they’ve been bouncing to new owners this past year. I know…Guy flogged his despite my clearly declared adoration of the same piece…I was crushed, and I don’t intend to le...

Have a great birthday!

Gar787 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 30, 2023 11:20 am
I’m guessing there was a certain Powerglow floating about?

I don’t think any of the Admin Team have a Powerglow currently. Seems they’ve been bouncing to new owners this past year.

The Sealander in its earliest guise.