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    Good day, IWL.

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    Hope you all have a great weekend.

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    That's lovely, C. Great shot, as always.

    Wearing my new arrival.


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    H2O Kalmar 2 Mokume Gane bronze/steel sandwich case

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    Grand Seiko SBGR053 ¦ Nomos Tangomat Datum ¦ ​Tudor Pelagos ¦ ​Grand Seiko SBGA011

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    It's a coin flip with me, since I only really brought two watches with me (well, three, but I rarely wear digital). But I decided to change up the strap on the Ranger.

    Read my latest IWL blog entry! An Ode To Rule Breaking

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    What hath the dog wrought???

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    Been a very busy few days in class so no IWL...

    Yesterday I had a day off so I went out with some friends in a boat looking for Mantas. We were not disappointed. Found about 8 or 9 feeding in the channel. The 'go to' watch for me for these sorts of adventures is always my trusty Seastar. It was my first watch over 42mm but is super comfortable. It struggles for wrist time but when I do wear it, it charms me all over again with its quirky case design and deeply engraved bezel. These shots are from yesterday, but the Seastar is still getting long-overdue wrist time.

    Sorry for the poor color rendition - the Lumix I used is nearly 6 years old, struggles to focus underwater (especially when there is so much plankton in the water column) and since it only shoots jpeg files, there is not much one can do to fettle the shots afterwards.

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    Sorry for the long post.

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    Morning!

    A package of snow today morning. I love that.

    Regards Phil
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    Quote Originally Posted by deCompression View Post
    Morning!

    A package of snow today morning. I love that.

    Umm... Where's the road?

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    Wow! so many excellent shots and post today!

    treat my self another suede... it a material that wont look fancy, easily get patina and dirty look but i can not help to really like them.. they get so much character and super comfy on the wrist..
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    put it on my beloved Certina.. such a cool combination to my eyes..
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    Have a great weekend everybody!
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