..woyw nov27 thursday::..

[RBrylawski]

The text is quite vague and open to interpretation. I still assert my innocence in said manner.

It's borderline Will. Yes, you abused a Grand Seiko. But in a trial, it could be said that you introduced it to a fine cut of beef, so you might not be found guilty. All your friends here will pray the picture never falls in the hands of the Watch Police. Yes we do.........

[CFR]

Attachment 2091 great day to all

That's a great watch, Peter.

[Ric Capucho]

Ca. 1961-62 vintage Strela 3017.

No cosmonaut ever walked on the Moon, but a Russian probe was the first to image the far side. To the victor goes the spoils, so the Russians got first dibs on naming the craters. The blue pencil tip points at Gagarin Crater, and the green one at Komarov Crater. Komarov is in a fashioable corner of the larger Moscovite Crater. Both would be easily viewable with a small telescope if that side of the Moon was ever refaced towards the Earth.

Ironically, whilst Armstrong Crater is on the "correct" side of the Moon, it's a tiny little thing and needs a large telescope to be seen.

Ric

[whatmeworry]

Nomos Club on Hirsch Pure

[Martin]

I Love​ curved dials, with hands that follow that curve

[Der Amf]

I Love​ curved dials, with hands that follow that curve

Yes yes yes yes yes

[shameless]

That's a great watch, Peter.

thankyou C -

[Seriously]

[Henry Krinkle]

1982-ish Louis Rossel 7724, their best watch in my opinion. Tungsten cased with a massive hexagonal faceted sapphire crystal, patially sunk into the TC.

P1012278 by hankblanc, on Flickr

[DM71]

Revue Thommen pointer date for me today.