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Very nice Vic!! I've always been curious to what was under that lion

I hate your friend too, hahaha. That one looks awesome on a strap! Let's hope indeed the graphite solution will work out on the long run.

Looks great guys! Can't wait for the upcoming EU GTG..............

Would love to see some more pics of this beauty! No problems with secs @6 so far?

Wow, monsieur Stephane, that's a beauty! I think I'm getting ready for some K2222 AR

I prefer either 'Chanel Allure' or 'Armani Aqua di Gio' for my straps. If you do it, do it in style, LOL

My new 'ultimate' PAM0164......

This is such an awesome watch!!! I guess it's 47mm, is it? Unfortunately way too big for me...

Awesome pic, Vic!

XO would be like a A++++ rep?

I know that post. But I didn't know the 'Trusty-code' What a beauty... This would be the first watch I would buy after I won the lottery!

That Casio brings back memories... LOL Great to see it back!

Hmm, that would be a rather remarkable styling aproach, hahaha. No, on the pic it's dark brown on both sides. But today I changed the strap for a black one. @ Tech: simple, but elegant and classy! @ Dani: I think I remembered you saying you got it from Trusty, but I cannot find it anywhere. Or is it gen? Looks impressive, though!

@TT: guess you missed the other post with the start of the week wristcheck What Cognac are you drinking?

MONDAY PAM0250, today on black BOB croc

Aren't PAMs supposed to be shipped in Submarines?

LOL

Thnx Offshore!

Back in the days Daytonas were equipped with Zenith El Primero movements which carries the seconds @9. The more recent Rolex movement has the seconds @6.

That's a nice watch, but $ 49.950,-???? Geezz, I'm not surprised it hasn't been sold. But let's name her Daisy Daytona (DD)

Navitimer owners may wanna check this link hxxp://home.xnet.com/~cmaddox/breitling/Instructions/navitimer/navitimer_instructions.html

Good topic Gio! Here's another scale: The Telemeter Chronographs also refer to a number of other measuring devices that were only developed for watches in recent years. One of these is a telemeter, which is a series of numbers on the bezel that are set according to the speed of sound. By using the stopwatch to measure the number of seconds that pass, for instance, between a flash of lightning and the sound of thunder, the telemeter numbers will indicate how many meters away the sound source is. This tool was especially useful in the military, where it could be used to estimate the distance of enemy artillery by calculating the time between a flash of light and the sound of the shot.

LOL

Without doubt my gen Lorenz Theatro. Very versatile. Always looking good from formal to casual. And it has a chronograph. Good second choice would be Angus's PAM111e:

Wow, that Sub looks awesome on a strap!