Weekly Wristies 1-24 to 1-29
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Hi, Gang!
Welcome to the new week (uh, sort of...) As the old saying goes, "I'm a little late and a dollar short" for offering this watch for both Monday an today -- Tuesay. Little slow these past couple days. PAGANI DESIGN GMT homage automatic is the ride for these past two days. An automatic, it has excellent dial details, a working GMT hand, cyclops for the date window, and other fine detals The jubilee bracelet really helps to offer a very positive image. dave:
Welcome to the new week (uh, sort of...) As the old saying goes, "I'm a little late and a dollar short" for offering this watch for both Monday an today -- Tuesay. Little slow these past couple days. PAGANI DESIGN GMT homage automatic is the ride for these past two days. An automatic, it has excellent dial details, a working GMT hand, cyclops for the date window, and other fine detals The jubilee bracelet really helps to offer a very positive image. dave:
HI, Gang!
Well, it's PAMSDAY, so let's move on.
Today's ride is one of my old favorites: this old PAM 6567, I believe, if my old memory is correct. It' a mechanical, hand wind watch that keeps great time, with a smooth seconds sweep. Of course, if I don't wind it enough, it loses power by early evening. Still, a worthy horological piece. dave:
Well, it's PAMSDAY, so let's move on.
Today's ride is one of my old favorites: this old PAM 6567, I believe, if my old memory is correct. It' a mechanical, hand wind watch that keeps great time, with a smooth seconds sweep. Of course, if I don't wind it enough, it loses power by early evening. Still, a worthy horological piece. dave:
