Wristies 2/8 - 2/14/21
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Hi, Gang!
Welcome to a new week of wristies! Let's have some fun, get informed, and be SAFE about the whole thing.
On Monday, this lightly worn AIR BLUE TOP GUN chronograph whose face/dial grabs my attention very well: just easy-to-read, lume glows very well, esp. in any sunlight; comfy and large as well. A keeper! dave:
Welcome to a new week of wristies! Let's have some fun, get informed, and be SAFE about the whole thing.
On Monday, this lightly worn AIR BLUE TOP GUN chronograph whose face/dial grabs my attention very well: just easy-to-read, lume glows very well, esp. in any sunlight; comfy and large as well. A keeper! dave:
Hi, Group!
Hope the week is turning out well for all; please, keep up the HOPE and stay SAFE; in all good turns, this plague will pass - but only if we remain strong and resilient. Today, as a lot of old veterans of the forums know, this gen TAG HEUER ACQUARACER 500 M. purchased for me while on a cruise to the Caribbean back in 2010. Just a few days ago, I had to change the battery (a RENATA) after ten years of wear. I found out the only battery it will take to run properly is a RENATA #395. A regular Energizer #395 wouldn't work -- made the seconds tick irregularly in 5 to 6 seconds moves. Must be the SWISS MADE influence in the batteries. Watch is still a fav -- also it IS my fav travel watch. dave:
Hope the week is turning out well for all; please, keep up the HOPE and stay SAFE; in all good turns, this plague will pass - but only if we remain strong and resilient. Today, as a lot of old veterans of the forums know, this gen TAG HEUER ACQUARACER 500 M. purchased for me while on a cruise to the Caribbean back in 2010. Just a few days ago, I had to change the battery (a RENATA) after ten years of wear. I found out the only battery it will take to run properly is a RENATA #395. A regular Energizer #395 wouldn't work -- made the seconds tick irregularly in 5 to 6 seconds moves. Must be the SWISS MADE influence in the batteries. Watch is still a fav -- also it IS my fav travel watch. dave:
Seems like I end up with the same few in rotation for weeks then don't touch them for months.
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This is a late entry for yesterday's wristies. It was too late to enter one last night; today was very busy -- including watching hours of the Impeachment of our head sociopath. Gold help us... .
Yesterday's "ride" was this old SEIKO DIVER (Pepsi bezel) on a dark blue diver's strap. It's the 100M water resistance version & has great lume -- influenced by ANY light source. I believe I acquired M2M, but I can't be sure. dave:
Yesterday's "ride" was this old SEIKO DIVER (Pepsi bezel) on a dark blue diver's strap. It's the 100M water resistance version & has great lume -- influenced by ANY light source. I believe I acquired M2M, but I can't be sure. dave:
Hello, Group!
Today is PAMSDAY in my area so it was important to wear one today, this "don't know the model number" PANERAI automatic with an engraved rotor and a full faced dial, which is a change from your average. Big watch (50mm with crown) with sandwich dial and great lume. The strap is one of those VERY soft, smooth fabrics, which I'm considering another strap for this piece. dave
Today is PAMSDAY in my area so it was important to wear one today, this "don't know the model number" PANERAI automatic with an engraved rotor and a full faced dial, which is a change from your average. Big watch (50mm with crown) with sandwich dial and great lume. The strap is one of those VERY soft, smooth fabrics, which I'm considering another strap for this piece. dave
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