Utheman

Cool. Would love to see pictures of your set-up.

I bet he will give it to Katy Perry as an engagement or wedding gift.

Nice pick-up! mmmmm...lugholes

I'd hate to have to make that choice

LOL, nice edit. I can barely see Freddy's nose.

"Thank you sir! May I have another?"

Ah, yes. The Enchanter

Fred?

+1...what he said!

Some of my favorites...

Retro for today. Seiko Bellmatic 4006...

Hamilton Khaki Field Auot Chrono...

That's good. Thanks Mike.

I have no idea if that is his real name, however a quick google search turned up this: http://www.ripoffreport.com/r/mike-mcnair/doylestown-pennsylvania-/mike-mcnair-michael-p-mcnair-horology-watch-repair-renovation-home-auto-car-repair-d-1043021 ...interesting

I just added "Train in Vain" and "Bye Bye Love" to my playlist last week. I love both bands.

Big Boston fan here. Also, don't forget Supertramp! And Alvin Lee from Ten Years After. The performance of "I'm Going Home" at Woodstock rocked!

Transformer and Truck...

I have two. Gen 16610 Submariner, series L Franken 1665 GW Sea Dweller, series VV VV - Vintage Vlydog

Thanks guys. I did put some rice in the container with the watch and now it seems as though all the water is gone. I couldn't see any moisture in the movement, but that doesn't mean it's not there. The [censored] of it is, I just got it serviced by Swatch about 1 month ago. It should still be under warranty still, but I'm not sure they'll believe me now that I've opened it and dried it out. I think I'll leave it as is, put it together, get it pressure check and then monitor how it's running. If any issues arise, back to Swatch it goes.

A question for the watch repair experts: I Wore my Hamilton 42mm Khaki Field at the lake last weekend and it got condensation on both front and back crystals. I removed the caseback and placed it in a sealed tupperware container w/ 2 small silica gel bags. How long will it take for the movement to be totally dry? T.I.A.