Bazz

Here is my two Tourby's

I have to agree with the others that said the quality is excellent and that they are indeed good value. I am looking forward to when his 45mm pilot is released.

Started the week out with my double AR'ed Ingy

Here ya go GM, hope it helps

So it's time to jump on your camera mate

I am not sure of the colour : is it dark brown or black ?

OK... OK... I will see what I can do tomorrow

It is black BTW.

No new shots here sorry but was wearing this one today.

Hey GM, I don't have any wrist shots of that combo at the moment sorry, I haven't taken any watch pic's for a bit.

I originally bought it for my 183 but really like it on the 127, the taper makes it feel less like a belt!

Thanks for the review Stephane

Great pic's as well!

Here ya go, HKTan 26 X 22 croc.

Most of the weekend I have had my Palp'ed PVD case with a 111H SL dial, correct size canon pinion and it is rounded off with a Gabo strap.

Welcome

This one from Tourby today.

Congrats to all who took the time to post pics and of course the winners.

As a someone who could spend all day looking a watch pics, TWP should also be thanked for organising this and encouraging more pics on the forum

@bazz, it's funny you mention the depth rating -- i laughed about the fact that i was bringing a watch rated to 2,000 meters despite the fact that i wouldn't be getting in water any deeper than 4-5 feet

Thanks for your advice a while ago, I managed to get one on a rubber strap with the tegimented case.

Yea, I agree a depth rating of two kilometres is a little over kill for most of us!

Although my crystals were not coated by k2222, I can say the of mine the Ingy had the most dramatic improvement.

Doxa's are great, definitely my next gen diver, probably the 750T GMT though.

Anyone here on a gen Doxa? Always liked it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doxa_S.A.

Doxa Innovations

* First Commercial dive watch, Sub300t in 1967.

* First watch with a rotating bezel to compute no-decompression times, Sub 300t, 1967.

* 8 Day Movement, 1908.

* Helium release valve; first watch with a helium release valve. In certain diving situations, helium can penetrate the watch seals and cause a pressure buildup in the watch, eventually blowing the crystal off the watch face. Doxa, in conjunction with Rolex, invented and introduced the first dive watches with a helium release valve, which prevented this helium buildup. While this was a major advance at the time, few actual watches with this feature were produced. Doxa introduced the Sub300t Conquistador in 1969 featuring a helium release valve. Rolex introduced this feature into its Sea-Dweller watch in 1971. Omega also eventually introduced a helium release valve, in its Seamaster watch.

Wow, what an awesome weekend

Good choice on your time piece, I don't think you would have max'ed out the depth rating!

Beautiful surroundings for a weekends fishing, thanks for the pic's.

Happy birthday fellas

Ta was struggling there...

Started the week with this one.

Great thread SD4K, thanks for the time and effort

Thanks for the comparison and informative thread

My double AR'ed Ingy today.

BTW anyone have a spare date wheel they would part with?

An IWC with Top Gun logo's is just tacky to me and it would be much nicer without them but then I am not a fan of the movie.