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What's on your wrist? - Thursday March, 4th 2010.

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Posted: Thu Mar 4th, 2010 02:08 pm

oagaspar
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Graham wrote: oagaspar wrote: Happy B-Day Trent!

Aerowatch 7750 today....watch2.gif

I like this one a LOT, O! Quite neat with dropping the third 7750 helpdial.Ty Graham!....always liked the modded 7750 inline...Tony snagged one as well when they were on sale at under $500. at 1 of the 1 day sale sites...pics really do not do this watch justice imho!hand6.gif

Posted: Thu Mar 4th, 2010 03:05 pm

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Hello all! Happy birthday to Trent!
Back home now... Been 2 days on the frozen cabine: It's been down to -20C lately there and the little iced river went out of it's bed, took the cabin all around with 30cm thick of pure ice:shock: I'm glad the door is up 1.5 meter off the ground. As I had to walk 1 kilometer in 40cm deep snow in -13C at night to come there:D
Been enjoying my Epos during those 2 days and still wear it tonight.:cool:

Posted: Thu Mar 4th, 2010 03:36 pm

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Devin wrote: Thanks guys! I appreciate the well wishes!

then let me add mine....Happy Birthday Trent, have a great day and many many more

Posted: Thu Mar 4th, 2010 03:38 pm

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Hammerfjord wrote: Back home now... Been 2 days on the frozen cabine: It's been down to -20C lately there and the little iced river went out of it's bed, took the cabin all around with 30cm thick of pure ice:shock: I'm glad the door is up 1.5 meter off the ground. As I had to walk 1 kilometer in 40cm deep snow in -13C at night to come there:D

Wow! You must really enjoy that cabin. I'm not sure I ever wanted to be anywhere enough to make a trek like that!

Glad your Epos kept up with you; He-man

Posted: Thu Mar 4th, 2010 03:39 pm

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stew77 wrote: Joining Jeff and Graham with a new Seiko arrival as well...Seiko SRP043

This one arrived yesterday...(definitely something different from Seiko IMO)...a bit of a Flieger/Diver combo and anyone familiar with the Sinn 657 will have to agree there is more than a similarity in appearance here due to the dial design and narrower bezel (3, 6, 9, 12 designators on a Seiko dial?)...like I said something different from Seiko IMO, but so far I think I really like this one.

Q&D's in not so good light are all I have right now, but I'm intent on getting better pics and posting up a comparo to the Sumo (due to size similarity) and maybe some other Seikos.

Chris,

Love that watch

. Going to be a slow buying year for me, but that is one I intend to own....give us/me an update after you've worn it a bit, please.

Oh..and back to the Oris for tonight:D

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Posted: Thu Mar 4th, 2010 03:48 pm

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natevan70 wrote:
Hammerfjord wrote: Back home now... Been 2 days on the frozen cabine: It's been down to -20C lately there and the little iced river went out of it's bed, took the cabin all around with 30cm thick of pure ice:shock: I'm glad the door is up 1.5 meter off the ground. As I had to walk 1 kilometer in 40cm deep snow in -13C at night to come there:D

Wow! You must really enjoy that cabin. I'm not sure I ever wanted to be anywhere enough to make a trek like that!

Glad your Epos kept up with you; He-man

It's good for the lungs;)
All the way, there was fresh traces of a big moose. I was hoping to not meet him and all I found out at the end is that he craped in front of my cabin

Posted: Thu Mar 4th, 2010 04:22 pm

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Tony Duronio wrote: stew77 wrote: Joining Jeff and Graham with a new Seiko arrival as well...Seiko SRP043

This one arrived yesterday...(definitely something different from Seiko IMO)...a bit of a Flieger/Diver combo and anyone familiar with the Sinn 657 will have to agree there is more than a similarity in appearance here due to the dial design and narrower bezel (3, 6, 9, 12 designators on a Seiko dial?)...like I said something different from Seiko IMO, but so far I think I really like this one.

Q&D's in not so good light are all I have right now, but I'm intent on getting better pics and posting up a comparo to the Sumo (due to size similarity) and maybe some other Seikos.

Chris,

Love that watch

. Going to be a slow buying year for me, but that is one I intend to own....give us/me an update after you've worn it a bit, please.

Oh..and back to the Oris for tonight:D

Thank you Tony...

....I will definitely plan on providing an update on this one (both a more detailed initial impression and then an update later).

Liking this one so far...including the very functional and simple overall design.

Posted: Thu Mar 4th, 2010 04:33 pm

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Hammerfjord wrote: Hello all! Happy birthday to Trent!
Back home now... Been 2 days on the frozen cabine: It's been down to -20C lately there and the little iced river went out of it's bed, took the cabin all around with 30cm thick of pure ice:shock: I'm glad the door is up 1.5 meter off the ground. As I had to walk 1 kilometer in 40cm deep snow in -13C at night to come there:D
Been enjoying my Epos during those 2 days and still wear it tonight.:cool:

Will, I am fairly sure you have posted this just to mess with our dumb asses in the US.;)

What the heck is -20 C?;)

And 1.5 m your door off the ground and ice and 30CM and you walked a km?;)

I'm lost... but I do understand a moose crapped at your doorstep!

Posted: Thu Mar 4th, 2010 08:12 pm

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Finally leaving work!! Switch to

Posted: Thu Mar 4th, 2010 11:55 pm

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CONGRATS DEVIN !!!! Hope you had a terrific b-day!!

Wore the Seiko MKII Mod today!

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Posted: Fri Mar 5th, 2010 12:06 am

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Jeep99dad wrote: bigrustypig wrote:
Still wearing my new arrival, Seiko Prospex Air Diver 200m, the SUMO in black.

congratulations!!! Awesome watch, so photogenic

it is one of my favorite Seiko though I favor the blue model which I'm looking for gently used. Both would be ideal

I missed a nice black one on WUS a few days ago by minutes:(
wear it in good health! Brice
Thanks, Brice. You really picked the right word: the Sumos are photogenic. I have the blue one too and will soon post them both side by side. I hope you can get one although I'd reco you snag the black one first.hand6.gif

Posted: Fri Mar 5th, 2010 12:08 am

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Devin wrote: Well we have come upon my least favorite day of each and every year, I turn a year older today :( but i will be wearing my Gmt and spending the day with my lovley wife to make the best of it.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, TRENTsmile8.gifsmile8.gifsmile8.gif

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