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Looking good

Very nice work, amigo

Once you've get a 70s-era rep and beat it up a bit, it will look old. Even if they don't know the model is from that era, the artificial aging will make it very inconspicuous, and it will not attract attention The key to this is to be subtle. It doesn't have to be banged about and scratched to [censored] like it's been dragged behind a car, but adding some scuffs, then polishing with a green Scotchbrite pad and a 4-sided nail-file will create the appearance of gradual aging, and knocks and scrapes from throughout a 30+ year lifespan, rather than all being inflicted in one hit Failing that, blend it in even more to 'student fashion' by wearing it on a fat-strap, so people see the wrist-strap without focussing too heavily on the watch... Worked for this guy When I first got my 1655, I couldn't stand wearing it. I'd put it on, and take it off again almost instantly. Just read back a few years, and you'll see me slagging the 1655 down at any opportunity. As soon as I put it on a fat-strap, I really enjoy wearing it

Welcome to the party Replica Tudor Sub dials are available via YukiWatch, but no 'ready made' Tudor Subs available (unless Yuki sells them at Big $$s) they're very much a matter of DIY jobs, but well worth it, as you get all the look and style of a Rolex, but are able to fly under the radar. As for what you're currently wearing, it could be worse, this is what I wear when I feel the need to cheer myself up

Okay, maybe for just one day Someone has to have one first for me to be able to borrow it for said 24 hour period

Goes very nicely with Malibu over ice

:rofl: Wouldn't wear it if you paid me that much :rofl:

Still no change

No worries Have you considered any of the Panerai models?

Spot on, bro

She's very watchable PS I call Dibs

Not exactly music, but enjoying this

Welcome Have you considered the Planet Ocean chronograph?

Ahh, fair enough Yeah, it's a pretty cool aesthetic I really like the steampunk computer stuff which is available, but sadly, without an entire house/room in the same style, it would look so out of place in a regular room with other stuff around it

Oh yeah :band1:

Glad it's making more sense now Movie memorabilia is one of my other interests, and I've always really liked the vortex manipulator. Personally, I would say it's the most well thought out sci-fi prop around, as a leather wrist-strap could blend into almost any time period without looking out of place (other than maybe Edwardian England ) so it just makes perfect sense that a Time Agent would be thus outfitted A 1:1 prop replica would of course, be an awesome acquisition, but would be a bit silly to wear if it didn't actually do anything, so unwearable other than at costume parties or conventions (which I don't attend ) so I figured having an MP3 player sewn into a near-replica of the wrist-strap itself, would be a happy compromise (especially as the 2nd gen Nano is so similar in size) and something I could wear and actually use on a daily basis, without just looking like a huge fanboy Anyone asks "What's that?" I'll be able to say "iPod strap..." and be spared the "Beam me up, Scotty!" jokes I've never actually seen Blake's 7, but when I used to work in a video store around 2000, Paul Darrow used to be a regular visitor, and he is such a nice guy, he really is the embodiment of the term 'gentleman' Total Class through and through

Definitely one of my favorite rock groups for sure

I have, and must admit, I do like them. But, if I had one of those, I wouldn't want be able to wear reps anymore I don't mind wearing a watch and a wrist-strap, but couldn't wear two watches That's precisely what it is, Captain Jack's vortex manipulator I figured that the 2nd gen Nano was closest in color and size to the vortex manipulator that it wouldn't look out of place sewn into a replica of the wrist-strap itself I've got a leather worker in London lined up to do the project, I'm just waiting on a PPI refund to clear before I can get onto it (and other projects) I've requested that they use a brushed 26mm Pre-V buckle, as I figure that would be suitably beefy to complement the width of it all

I bet they would be

Have to admit, I can't fault my Shuffle, as it's always met my needs, it just wouldn't be the right size for mounting in the wrist-strap These're the dimensions for the 2nd gen: 3.5 x 1.6 x 0.26 inches Pretty much the same as the original BBC prop, give or take a few mms Absolutely, battery replacement is definitely on the 'to do' list, as I thought the same thing That's good to hear that the 1st gen is still going strong, I'm sure the 2nd gen will be fine, I just thought I'd solicit a few opinions on it to be aware of any issues online reviews might not mention

No comparison intended, just trying to get an idea of the speed based on Subbie's comment about the 3gs and 4 being faster I know you're an apple fan, have you had one of the 2nd Gens, or heard any yay or nays about them? An iPod touch would definitely be too big for my project I'm planning on having one sewn into a custom-made leather wrist-strap based on this design...

Awesome, that shouldn't be an issue Would you say about the same speed as a 1st gen iPhone?

I have a project planned (looks like it is finally going to happen) using the 2nd gen Nano, and I wanted to get some first hand feedback on what people thought of the device both good and bad. Love my iPod shuffle, I won't be getting rid of it, it's just that the project specifically needs a 2nd gen, and I wanted to get a heads up on what to expect from one Thanks in advance [Edit to add] This isn't a case of needing comparison reviews or suggestions of alternates (even if there is a genuinely better product) as my project will only work with a 2nd gen Nano, so I'd just really appreciate any 'no frills', good and the bad feedback on the device