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Midweek wristcheck
- Thread starter pugwash
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joeyz400 said:My New Regatta.
I really like this watch and think it will be my next purchase after the holidays , I wonder if Josh or Andrew would sell it to me with a carbon fiber strap & deployant clasp or would I have to purchase that separately ??
Zed
Today was an important day for me, so I needed luck on my side - hence I sported my lucky Davidsen 005
WatchDude13 said:This one today, likely this one tomorrow too!
were did you get that beautiful CG??
cntrl said:
This is the stock Davidsen 005with his updated lume on the dial. I seriously can't get it off my wrist.....
More pics and mini-review:
http://replica-watch.info/forum/viewtopic.php?t=12486
AND
http://replica-watch.info/forum/viewtopic.php?t=12563
WatchDude13 said:I did stick with the 005, different strap though.....
very nice piece with awesome band.
hope you're not wearing out the screwhead
Joe
Pugwash said:Just wanted to get these posted before I went to bed. It's just turned Wednesday here, as you can see by the day-wheel trying to change.
It's my Sashwatch IWC Flieger Chrono. Damned nice it is too!
Pug, they are all nice...the one at the back on the right..what model/version is that ?? is that a rep ?? how close it to the Gen ?
thanks mate..looking good
Right: Aquatimer 200m from Precious Time. Review here.
Left: GST Chrono, also from Precious Time.
Middle: Portuguese Chrono from Silix (Group Buy).
Front: Flieger Chrono from Sashwatch. Pre-review pics here
Background: IWC catalogue
Left: GST Chrono, also from Precious Time.
Middle: Portuguese Chrono from Silix (Group Buy).
Front: Flieger Chrono from Sashwatch. Pre-review pics here
Background: IWC catalogue
JOEJOEJOE said:very nice piece with awesome band.
hope you're not wearing out the screwhead
Joe
Thanks Joe!
As for the screwhead - no problems. Those spring bars that a few dealers sell are awesome (that look like screws when on the watch)! Makes changing straps a cinch, no risk damaging the case (I use a toothpick), and when traveling - no tools required!