U.S. Time Corporation (Timex) self-wind.
Late 50s early 60s. I have to wait until it is serviced next to find out the exact year.
Late 50s early 60s. I have to wait until it is serviced next to find out the exact year.
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cstone,
N-I-C-E ! One can never gone wrong with ROLEX...Understated beauty..
N-I-C-E ! One can never gone wrong with ROLEX...Understated beauty..
My daily wearer is a Vostok Amfibia, which I have modified with a different bezel and a zulu strap. Cost as much as a Seiko 5, but a bit more funky and so far, very reliable. It's been bashed about a fair bit and gone into the sea with me a few times but still holds magnificent time. It's only been underwater to about 5 metres or so, but I've heard that they can manage some gnarly depths. Mine certainly has zero moisture ingress.
When I've graduated and nabbed myself a well paying job, I'll treat myself to an actual Submariner... and then be a heretic and put it on a zulu strap. By far and away the most comfortable straps, ever.
When I've graduated and nabbed myself a well paying job, I'll treat myself to an actual Submariner... and then be a heretic and put it on a zulu strap. By far and away the most comfortable straps, ever.
Fiend, a good place for new Amphibians with GREAT prices is Zenitar, on the Bay. Solid reputation.
That's precisely where I got this one from
He's great, and I plan to give him some more of my money - when I have some!
Today XEZO Tribune with a Valjoux 7750 mvt. 40mm case size.
New watch days are always exciting!
C...It's good enough to wear everyday for the next 5 decades...
I.M.H.O....
I.M.H.O....LBF - Agreed, but so are the two GOs, I love the uniqueness of the NOMOS, and the bright orange of the Tissot always draws me in. I need 5 arms.
BTW I think I have a real problem, I've already started craving a GMT-Master II.
Looking forward to checking back in a couple of hours to see wrist shots of the EPOS.
BTW I think I have a real problem, I've already started craving a GMT-Master II.
Looking forward to checking back in a couple of hours to see wrist shots of the EPOS.
Glad it made it lbf! Grats!
It's 41mm.The steped bezel and large open crystal makes it look bigger than it is. I noticed that right off and measured it b/4 I even put it on.
Divorce court day today; my choosing. That means I had to wear the Komandirskie Tank; Soviet era.
MM today.
Yours is a lot like mine, only reversed. Awesome, beautiful watch.
Da, comrade. A fine watch. I really, really want one of the newer K-34 Komandirskies. Hope your day went smoothly.
