••• WRUW Sunday, July 15th •••

[Larry]

Still wearing my Tissot

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[KennethRSloan]

Time shifting after a long day traveling from Cambridge, UK to Birmingham, AL (and watching the own goal contest).
I even have my bag, now (13 hours late - it made it from Heathrow to ATL on time, but somehow they couldn't get
it on the 22 min flight from ATL to BHM). Time to do a laundry!

After two weeks of travel watches (B&M, Omega) and only one dress watch (Zenith), it's time to go to the rotation for
the coming week.

On my wrist - this 194? Stowa. 32mm, 18mm fixed bar lugs. Definitely smaller than everything on my wrist for the past 2 weeks,
but small is also good. Gold painted black dial, SS case.
.

In my desk stand (not much occasion to carry these anymore) is YetAnotherHamilton4C from 1968.
This one in the "classic" configuration: double-sunk Railway Special dial, black (NOT blue!) hands,
and a nice bar-over-crown GF case.

Looks like I have another dozen or so of these to wade through before the rotation brings us back to 1869.
Unless, of course, another bright shiny object catches my eye (squirrel!)

[Henry Krinkle]

Model 400 all weekend.

P1150099 by Hank Blanc, on Flickr

P1150096 by Hank Blanc, on Flickr

[pacifico66]

Happy Sunday IWL spending it with the Moray Dart dial

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[KennethRSloan]

Sigh...the Stowa is running slow (perhaps 10min/day). Of course, the Hamilton is spot on.

Time shifting after a long day traveling from Cambridge, UK to Birmingham, AL (and watching the own goal contest).
I even have my bag, now (13 hours late - it made it from Heathrow to ATL on time, but somehow they couldn't get
it on the 22 min flight from ATL to BHM). Time to do a laundry!

After two weeks of travel watches (B&M, Omega) and only one dress watch (Zenith), it's time to go to the rotation for
the coming week.

On my wrist - this 194? Stowa. 32mm, 18mm fixed bar lugs. Definitely smaller than everything on my wrist for the past 2 weeks,
but small is also good. Gold painted black dial, SS case.
.

In my desk stand (not much occasion to carry these anymore) is YetAnotherHamilton4C from 1968.
This one in the "classic" configuration: double-sunk Railway Special dial, black (NOT blue!) hands,
and a nice bar-over-crown GF case.

Looks like I have another dozen or so of these to wade through before the rotation brings us back to 1869.
Unless, of course, another bright shiny object catches my eye (squirrel!)

[iyonk]

Sigh...the Stowa is running slow (perhaps 10min/day). Of course, the Hamilton is spot on.

Hope you could get the lovely Stowa service Ken... such a beautiful watch..

[KennethRSloan]

Hope you could get the lovely Stowa service Ken... such a beautiful watch..

It will go in the queue...

[Matt]

It will go in the queue...

Hopefully somewhere near the front?

[pacifico66]

Happy Sunday IWL

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