Wristies...oct. 18/24
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(I'll TRY to not botch this thread up like I did on the RWG site. This is just two of the photos I was able to salvage from the previous tries on RWG. I acquired this PARNIS Homage Sub a while ago from an eBay seller; I've taken a shine to the brand because I've discovered their watches to be rugged, reliable, and time worthy -- and inexpensive. dave:
It's "day late & a dollar short" dave, with another piece that was supposed to have been posted yesterday -- but for a few foul ups again. Piece is the INVICTA SUB 1953 AUTOMATIC, a must have I was able to land finally. It has a plain, basic dial and good finish; great time keeper as well. Occasionally, Invicta DOES do something of interest. dave:
Hi,Gang!
This is another 24 houe late submission for HUMPDAY; just haven't been able to get "in sync" with time and dates lately.
This piece is the INVICTA Pro Diver automatic (18160) I purchased a while ago. At 47mm x 17mm and 211.3 grams, it IS a large - but -comfortable watch. Dial features are spot on, has a 300m water resistance, and a see-through case back. Neat watch. dave:
This is another 24 houe late submission for HUMPDAY; just haven't been able to get "in sync" with time and dates lately.
This piece is the INVICTA Pro Diver automatic (18160) I purchased a while ago. At 47mm x 17mm and 211.3 grams, it IS a large - but -comfortable watch. Dial features are spot on, has a 300m water resistance, and a see-through case back. Neat watch. dave: