My brother found this at the National Museum of the 8th Air Force in Pooler, Georgia. He writes:
The US Air Force as we know it today did not exist yet in World War II. So the air forces were numbered divisions and p…
Continue readingMy brother found this at the National Museum of the 8th Air Force in Pooler, Georgia. He writes:
The US Air Force as we know it today did not exist yet in World War II. So the air forces were numbered divisions and p…
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Continue readingI lucked out today, I walked up to a booth where I’ve seen watches in the past, and this guy did have more watches this time. Before I could pick out a couple that I thought I could save he said “I’ll take $45 for all of them.”
17 watches in fair condition, some keepers, some need a bit of work, over all I call that a score!
The…
Close to constant wrist time: honeymoon phase is long over; I like the on-wrist look okay, but don’t love it; I don’t need to baby the watch…
I am curious, how good is modern pvd technology?
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Has anyone had experience with modern pvd coating over a few years or so? In particular gold tone PVD.
I hear it is way better than plating tech back in the day, and thin plates of real gold is a lot…
Continue readingWhat was the first watch that you got that you considered to be a true “luxury” watch?
Mine was the Omega Seamaster 007 “No time to die” watch. Purchased naively on a cruise. Was too embarrassed to wear the watch for the first couple months.
Continue readingThe one model I would’ve bought but I missed out on was the Hudson. Ah well, can’t collect them all!
Anyway, this past weekend Farer emailed that their new models were…
Granted, I never held the other MAD editions, so I can’t speak to how thick they are. But this one doesn’t quite wear as thick as the specs suggest; the domed sapphire adds girth without making you feel it. But it’s obvious from looking at the display that this…
They’re gorgeous to look at, but I’ve found myself tending to like 40mm-42mm the best.
I know they have a 40mm version, but it has 21mm lugs, which is really off-putting when you’ve accumulated 20 and 22mm straps…
Anyway, I was hoping to get a wrist report about how the 44mm version wears. Does it wear large or small? Is it very thick? Will it work under a dress shirt cuff, or is it…
I had been eyeing this Seiko SBSC009 for a minute now because I’d been wanting to add a white dial to my collection, and I didn’t already have a GMT. I’d also never bought a watch from overseas, and since my local Seiko AD couldn’t source one for me, off to eBay I went to buy a new watch for the first time too.
So yeah, happy to tick off a few boxes…