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Thanks boss. I think this is what I was talking to you about a couple days ago.... good catch.

Just finished another Snauxbike ride.

Put the watch on its side on the kitchen counter, hold the tiny pin with tweezers and use a table knife as a hammer to tap it in. Easy squeasy

Mary sold the folded oyster version of those for $50, I had one on my 1675 and it looked great.

This will get that pin installed.

Ah then you already spotted it, almost nobody has heard of a radial dial. Good eye!

Jack are those for sale? I need two.

That's actually a refracted "Swiss T < 25", not reflected so it's okay. Oooooo yeah, brushed silver rocks. What about my dial is odd?

Hah! I think you're the only person to ever notice. I did that in a thread honoring the beauty of Flat Three date wheels, years ago. What else is unusual about it?

How about some GMT action?

Oh yeah, DropTop ... you haven't lived till you've heard this on a big sound system.

I knew you'd be the first one to like this, AJ. Did you see the size of the piston sitting on the seat frame as the camera panned across the shop? Artisans, these gents. I'd never dare wear a white shirt and tie working on my Rover!

From the many discussions about fine automobiles in our wrist check threads, I thought you guys would get a kick out of this. It's "The Beast of Turin", being started again for the first time in 100 years. https://grrc.goodwood.com/race/historic/28-5-litre-fiat-s76-runs-first-time-100-years

Good on ye, Bc1221 ... that's how we're strong for each other around here.

Busted!

Beautiful! I need to do that too. Removing a link is easy, though scary. Just open the middle leaf of the link you want to remove,slide the bar out, open the middle leaf of the next link and slip it over the revealed bar. Press the middle leaf closed and Bob's your uncle. Sounds easy, huh.

Thanks for the update guys. I have his email here, I'll see if he's up to popping back in. Godspeed Mike!

While searching for another topic, I ran across this thread again. Is there any word how Mike is doing, here a year later? I almost hate to ask, but maybe we need to step up in a big way right now, and this is no coincidence?

D.C.B.A. -25 by the Jefferson Airplane

Welcome aboard, gents. It's great to keep getting people that love the hobby and have WISdom to share.

Dang that's a pretty watch. Isn't it fun to take those old timers in the ocean!

Wow where did the time go? You've been a great addition to our little corner of the Interwebs. I couldn't agree more, we've got the best group of members here bar none. It's high quality people like you that keep it that way, panerman... and DropTopMan and ogladio and Martin and chrono and MoaB and everyone else.... hope I didn't miss anyone. Here's to 1,000 more! (or approximately 2 months in Pugwash Time)

It's been cold out, the river is freezing from the bottom up.