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Originally posted by Loafer28 View PostThey figured out how to do the Pepsi on the ceramic bezel, so that could be another option for your friend. It won’t have the “charm” of the older version fading to pink, but I wouldn’t be embarrassed to wear the new version.Ben
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Originally posted by LesserBlackDog View PostLolz. If he can’t find a Batman he’s definitely not going to find a stainless Pepsi. Those are marked up to about $18,000 when you can even find them from grey dealers... long waitlists from ADs.
http://www.watchbuys.com/store/pc/Si...trap-p2082.htm
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What watch I wore today
Laco Type B.
Laco was one of the few watchmakers who were contracted by the German Luftwaffe in WW2. They were one of the pioneers of the āpilots watchā.
This watch is a modern re-release by Laco of the Type-B watch made during this time for flight navigators.
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Originally posted by Publius View Post
Laco Type B.
Laco was one of the few watchmakers who were contracted by the German Luftwaffe in WW2. They were one of the pioneers of the “pilots watch”.
This watch is a modern re-release by Laco of the Type-B watch made during this time for flight navigators.
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkSent from my CONTROL shoe phone inside the Cone of Silence
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Originally posted by LesserBlackDog View PostGetting antsy AF for my new OP so I picked up something fun and (relatively) inexpensive to fill the void in the meantime
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Originally posted by idvsego View Postthat looks much better surrounded like that than just on a bare wrist. always thought it was a bit busy but that looks works.
I think I’ll give this one to my brother once the honeymoon is over, since he is way into the Blue Angels (we both grew up where we saw them practicing frequently).Ben
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Originally posted by LesserBlackDog View PostMy favorite thing about this watch is how legible it is despite being such a busy dial. When you look at it from more than a foot away the extra “stuff” on the dial melts into the background and all you can really see are the hands, the 12 and 6 markers, and (to a lesser degree) the other hour markers.
I think I’ll give this one to my brother once the honeymoon is over, since he is way into the Blue Angels (we both grew up where we saw them practicing frequently).
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