WRUW Tuesday July 29th

[snootydog]

[Jeep99dad]

Over two months later, I still couldn't be happier with this one:

she is a beauty !

[DEMO]

Doxa T-Graph Sharkhunter.

[Dedalus]

Occasionally my son will borrow the 2254 for a day out in town. In exchange, I get to wear this. For the money, hard to beat.

[stumpy1972]

Relics from 1967:

Cool......

[Jeep99dad]

Speedy Tuesday on a beautiful Heuerville Blackhawk handmade strap

[Panerai7]

Morning y'all

[Nellipj]

It will definitely be both of these today.

[gerrity39]

[belligero]

she is a beauty !

Merci, Brice; c'est gentil!

Diggin' the Speedy, along with that other 42 mm domed plexi of yours by Vulcain. Although one's a diver's watch and the other's a chronograph, it's remarkable how similar the two watches are when you think about it...

[Nellipj]

Speedy Tuesday on a beautiful Heuerville Blackhawk handmade strap

Nice Brice I need to try a Speedy at some point. Maybe the new 9300

[JDC222]

Work day...hot!!!



Nice pick up Keith, it's a beauty!

[Jeep99dad]

Speedy Tuesday on a beautiful Heuerville Blackhawk handmade strap

Nice Brice I need to try a Speedy at some point. Maybe the new 9300

Thank you Pat love the speedy.
Your AP is just awesome, though your BLue BPFF was quite nice too. It'd be a draw for me. Win win for sure

[Jeep99dad]

she is a beauty !

Merci, Brice; c'est gentil!

Diggin' the Speedy, along with that other 42 mm domed plexi of yours by Vulcain. Although one's a diver's watch and the other's a chronograph, it's remarkable how similar the two watches are when you think about it...

thanks
It's funny I had that conversation with someone else just this week. The are vey different yet feel very similar. The person was saying how I should sell the speedy in addition to the THC to fund the JLC as the speedy and Vulcain were similar

[93 Turbo]

Relics from 1967:

Plenty of life left on those Tom. J

[Joe C]

[foodle]

[aztecknight]

35mm of awesomeness:

[belligero]

thanks
It's funny I had that conversation with someone else just this week. The are vey different yet feel very similar. The person was saying how I should sell the speedy in addition to the THC to fund the JLC as the speedy and Vulcain were similar

Mon plaisir.

Personally, I'd keep both the Nautical and the Speedmaster.

For me, the similarity has very little to do with their looks, but rather that they've both retained their original designs that were developed in the late '50s (though the Vulcain wasn't released until the early '60s) and continue to use movements very similar to what they started with — even an identical design, in Vulcain's case.

Also, both are associated with pioneering achievements in their fields, though the Nautical's record-breaking 1961 dive obviously isn't nearly as well-known as the moon landing. With so many meaningless and derivative watches out there, it's noteworthy that two of the best-looking originals from over fifty years ago are still in production and essentially unchanged.

I think that each one is distinctive classic that's worth having not only for watch-nerd reasons, but also because they actually look good.

[Joeprez]

Hector and I got to bed late yesterday playing Wii (wife was not very happy but hey, we're on vacations!!). Doing pancakes at 11:00 am

[Willieboy]

I've started this wonderful day with the Seiko kinetic. Later though, I plan to dazzle the world with the Kazimon.

[bzabodyn]

Waiting for a new one from FedEX:



BZ

[PGERRITY]

Love that one. Super nice in person.

[Jeep99dad]

Waiting for a new one from FedEX:



BZ

Stunning what's incoming?

[Jeep99dad]

thanks
It's funny I had that conversation with someone else just this week. The are vey different yet feel very similar. The person was saying how I should sell the speedy in addition to the THC to fund the JLC as the speedy and Vulcain were similar

Mon plaisir.

Personally, I'd keep both the Nautical and the Speedmaster.

For me, the similarity has very little to do with their looks, but rather that they've both retained their original designs that were developed in the late '50s (though the Vulcain wasn't released until the early '60s) and continue to use movements very similar to what they started with — even an identical design, in Vulcain's case.

Also, both are associated with pioneering achievements in their fields, though the Nautical's record-breaking 1961 dive obviously isn't nearly as well-known as the moon landing. With so many meaningless and derivative watches out there, it's noteworthy that two of the best-looking originals from over fifty years ago are still in production and essentially unchanged.

I think that each one is distinctive classic that's worth having not only for watch-nerd reasons, but also because they actually look good.

Well said. Couldn't agree more.
That Vulcain is something special