My other pride and joy (other than the GRY) is my Citizen Eco-Drive Navihawk, that I got for my 40th birthday many moons ago, and still love it.
It is time for a wristshot
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To use a quote from the Fast Show: "Today, I am mostly wearing ..." a Pepsi.
Today I'm wearing my first 'posh' watch, an OP39mm, bought after their release in 2015. I feel 39mm has to be the best suited size for a daily.
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Treated my 1965 Ulysse Nardin Automatic (35mm) to a new strap.
More information about the Toyota pin here.
More information about the Toyota pin here.
Had this for a few years now.
Tag Carrera Heuer 01 Phantom Titanium edition.
Tag Carrera Heuer 01 Phantom Titanium edition.
Treated my f1 to a new strap, removing the original tag bracelet was a bit terrifying but i think the result is worth it
Christopher Ward watches were mentioned on the GR86 watch thread?
Some of my old CW's, before I got fed up of the sales, price increases, problems, customer service and more sales - I see they have one today!
Some of my old CW's, before I got fed up of the sales, price increases, problems, customer service and more sales - I see they have one today!
IWC is the daily, or was. It went in for IWC service 15 months back (£600) and since then its failed 3 times.
Its back with IWC to sort why its not winding via the automatic movement
I stopped buying from them about 18 months ago but, recently started to browse their website again. The result is that my latest CW addition arrived today - A 40mm ‘The Twelve’ on an integrated SS bracelet, which this afternoon I swapped out for the rubber. It fits the wife too, so I may have to share it
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I stopped buying from them about 18 months ago but, recently started to browse their website again. The result is that my latest CW addition arrived today - A 40mm ‘The Twelve’ on an integrated SS bracelet, which this afternoon I swapped out for the rubber. It fits the wife too, so I may have to share it
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Very Vacheron-esque.
And good move re. having it fit the wife - keeps her away from the Rolex
I do love a Seiko, they're a good, strong, tool watch with an air of 'fashion' when they need to be. The 'Astron' range are lovely but, the problem is they do absolutely everything, so really you wouldn't need another watch ... Don't tell the missus!
Finally got my hands on one of these this weekend
Sat in the Toyota dealership waiting for my year 1 service to be completed. Done a paltry 3,700 miles in its first year. Found this thread so a quick contribution
Gentlemen, it is with great pleasure to inform you that I have just placed an order for a Grand Seiko. To keep up the excitement, I won't tell you what it turned out to be yet 
The watch will replace my current Seiko Astron SSJ003J1 and we will be staying in blue territory - that much I can reveal
The watch will replace my current Seiko Astron SSJ003J1 and we will be staying in blue territory - that much I can reveal
Gentlemen, it is with great pleasure to inform you that I have just placed an order for a Grand Seiko. To keep up the excitement, I won't tell you what it turned out to be yet
Spoil sport. I do like a Grand Seiko, lovely watches.
Replace or accompany? If you are anything like the rest of us horological hoarders it’s almost impossible to part company with a timepiece…
