WAYWOF 15 January 2021

[andrewing]

Earlyish start for a big weekend of being on call. Something tough and legible with solid lume required. Just needs the date set!

[cyma]

Seiko. slight Mod

[sladew]

Looking forward to a fancy Friday

[Don]

This is very pleasing to the eyes, and echoes the appeal of the early-1990s Age of Discovery line. Bombe lugs reminds me of late-60s Presmatic 33 Jewels.

[retlaw4]

Those numerals are pure class

[246]

A cool start to the day down here wearing my new favourite work watch. Hagwe.



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[harlansmart]

Very nice model, perfect for the aspiring farm hand.

[Stevo_iwc]

Have a great weekend.

[Gauss]

Looking good. SPB143?

[Stevo_iwc]

Yes, new acquisition.

[harlansmart]

ooooh, new watch, good spotting Gauss

Very nice choice

[Gauss]

Have a great weekend all!





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[captainscarlet1]

I’ve been with this 74 6139 all this week. A bit worse for wear....but still going......A bit like me really.

Have a great weekend .

[Don]

Actually, in quite good original condition by today's standard, Captain'. Suits that nato well.

[captainscarlet1]

Now I come to think of it Don, the watch is probably in better nick than I am. (I never know what day it is either lol) The G10 (NATO) strap is almost as old as the watch too.

[harlansmart]

Looks awesome CS1

[Artemis12]

Trusty casio Gwg1000 for another busy and beautiful day in the capital have a fantastic Friday and safe weekend everyone

[Artemis12]

Thanks Don it definitely would need a wash before it goes on display "lol"

[harlansmart]

Solid patinae

[Artemis12]

Just washed it, patina gone

[rolex]

Afternoon TKNZ

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[LeroyC]

I’m on day 1 of my summer holiday today. I’m cruising around in Christchurch on a beautiful sunny day and I thought I’d wear something a bit special for a change.

[Don]

"Very" special

[harlansmart]

Extremely beautiful

COMMANDER

ye !

[Don]

As I put this Citizen on today, I thought of our new member, Ghen--not sure whether he is still around? I recall how he found current automatic diver's watches to be very heavy ( https://www.timekeeper.co.nz/forum/w...4895#post64895 ). Well, just in case he does see this, it's a Promaster Automatic Diver's 200m NY0040, manufactured from 1997-2020. At 42mm excl. crown, this diver is full-size, but not over-sized like those newer dive watches, and weights only 10 g more than Ghen's new Seiko Presage SSA343J1.





I wear mine on the stock rubber dive straps, but if these were swapped out for a lighter silicone set, that 10 g difference would disappear. The NY0040 is discontinued, but some online stockists, especially in Europe, still carry them--check eBay.

[lepo76]

such a nice shot! that is one of the watches issued to the Italian navy’s. It’s on my list to eventually get, maybe next time I’ll go back to Italy since there are a few Citizens resellers in a city near by where my mum lives

[Don]

Yes ...one of the Marina Militare 500m. This is my third one over a space of a decade, so I do like them a lot. Hope your mother and any other family member back in Italy stay safe and well during these trying times.

[harlansmart]

Purely functional and that sublime shot also makes it looks very classy

[Tempus]

[Don]

SARB047 is one great Fieldmaster Alpinist revival.

[kiwi.bloke]

Something different for me, a good old ‘Russian’ chronograph.

[retlaw4]

Now that is niiiice! love the lume too

[harlansmart]

So many ruskies

[Scouser]

Very classy.....i love that....

[retlaw4]

Tudor for me today. One of my grab and go watches

[Don]

This number is full of charm, retlaw4. The way the dial has aged makes it one of a kind.

[harlansmart]

ye !

money shot, very slick

hell ur good at that

LOVE that display

[Hammers]

I haven't been wearing either of these today but they have been referred to many times during the day as they live on display in the bedroom (so I guess that might count under waywof rules?). Both recently given to me in rough condition. Ian Daniels has done a nice job bringing them back to life.