robertk

Nice to see you Cam....but WTF is Hanky????

Here's what's on my wrist today: VC Overseas And Tomorrow:

You guys are Wuss's. Here's my favorite ride:

Here's mine: a 1968 no date sub. These are becoming highly collectable.

I'll second that! Thanks Esmarc. Great job. Lot's of fun and interesting watches and interesting members. I think everybody had a great time.....And I don't care what everyone say's about Klink. I think he's the best.

At one of the high end watch stores in my area, same kind of thing happened. the manager was so impressed with my panerai 183, he asked If I could get him one. I just gave him a couple of sites where he could buy his own. He now has THREE reps. PS. managers don't make enough to buy gen's even with the discount????

Classy!

Yeah, me too. Now that they are collectible I'm gonna look for a vintage blue dial/bezel. That is a nice one BTW.

A couple of recent acquisitions: Tudor Sub (1966) Gen: ]Tudor Sub ]Vintage Daytona

71 for me =1173

I've got the same strap on a Pam 8 day. It is a beauty.

Today: AP City of sails: Tomorrow: IWC titanium 1999 Aquatimer:

He could be in big trouble. I hope he paid it.

correct. this is a quartz model to begin with.

Good looking! check to see if the quartz movement sweeps well or is the typical quartz movement. If it does sweep well, it's a good deal. Only downside is you'll never have to reset it, cause it keeps perfect time.

and that's coming from an "S" afficianado!

Good luck finding one.

Zenith El Primero functioning chrono; Graham Chronofighter functioning chrono; Rolex Tudor Submariner (I have a gen): andy JLC chrono's. Now that IWC's are showing up, what's next?

I'm in for a case.

Today: tomorrow thursday:

I've had that model for sometime. yes, the 6 subdial counts the hours, but the movement is so reliable. It looks great and is quite a workhorse.

I couldn't resist. As a Rep it is almost perfect visually although the real deal is 43mm and this is listed as 42mm. money is on the way.

I just got back from a weekend of skiing at Mammoth. I think I avoided all your brothers and sisters that were mimicking your style.

Thanks Klink. Those were stressful times for some. Stress does funny things to people. in this case, wouldn't it be best to forgive good people who did things under stress that they wouldn't ordinarily do?

Absolutely!