The Dive Watch Connection

Taking my newest girl out for a walk.

1523 for 4/20. Watching bike races.




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CGSshorty wrote:

four20 wrote:777 on an Angus Jubilee today. Many thanks to Shorty for putting up with all my PMs re: this bracelet. Your input was spot-on

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It looks great. Do you like it?

Very much, sir!

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rockmastermike wrote:

TSD wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 20, 2018 1:01 pm

four20 wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 20, 2018 10:16 am

No irony to see here.. move along, move along..

Udvar Hazy is the best of the Smithsonian's collection. Amazing history in that hangar.

can confirm - it is truly amazing.
Great watch, too

Agreed (both of you) Last I was there it was Enterprise, not Discovery, in the Shuttle bay. I think I had more fun today than my nearly-8-going-on16 son had (or let on).

My recently turned 80y/o uncle Hot Dog was an Annapolis Class of '63,' Nam/FWS-Miramar fighter jock/Pax River test pilot/etc.. it was special to see the F8 (his 1st love/ride) parked next to his last (F14).. and also fitting with a (Marine) F4 just across the way (2nd half of his stay in SE Asia in the late 60's). Also, Roger Staubach was his pleab

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That looks really nice, Brice. I have one sitting in my watch box and your photo encourages me to take it out for a spin.

Ryeguy wrote:That looks really nice, Brice. I have one sitting in my watch box and your photo encourages me to take it out for a spin.

Thanks. I love the case, the details and different surface finish, the dial is awesome and the hands/markers reflect the light beautifully.
But I do struggle with the size a bit. Wish it was 42mm, 22mm lugs