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Wow. Now that is a nice watch. An IWC is definitely a watch that's on my want list. Can you share a little bit about the watch? Did you purchase it new? Did you look at other IWC watches? Etc b
Here is what I am traveling with. Timex weekender for when it's damn hot and I want light weight, casio mdv106 on hadley roma rubber strap for water activities, casio ef503 for the flight, dinner and drinks.
Orient Mako on NATO. I had been wearing a Seiko 5 all week, and when I put on the mako this morning, I became a little self-conscious that the mako wears too big. But now I think it's fine.
Today's choice. 1990 Omega Speedmaster on a leather strap.
[MENTION=14888]HankScorpio[/MENTION] that's a good question. I have never measured my wrist. For comparison take I can tell you that I feel the Seiko5 is too small for me. At 36mm I just think it doesn't look right. The smallest watch I'd go for is 38mm. My largest (I think is the Casio diver watch MDV106 and that's probably as big as I'd go. Hope that helps.
[MENTION=12021]idvsego[/MENTION] nice watch case for the trip. And I like it the idea of taking some straps with you too. Nice way to keep things fresh while on the road. I tend to only take one watch with me holidays for fear of loosing/forgetting one.
Speedy Pro Tintin on kangaroo leather NATO. I'm attending a political event tonight (lawn party/fundraiser) and wanted something a little peacocky without being Rolex conspicuous.
Here is what I am traveling with. Timex weekender for when it's damn hot and I want light weight, casio mdv106 on hadley roma rubber strap for water activities, casio ef503 for the flight, dinner and drinks.
Love the strap on the MDV106. I have the same watch, still with the factory strap. What a difference the aftermarket strap makes on this piece
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[MENTION=2341]LesserBlackDog[/MENTION] that red and white of the Tintin model really adds some pop to the face of the Speedy. Any idea what year your watch is? Just curious.
[MENTION=14949]mmgfarb[/MENTION] Thanks for the kind words on the watch. I must confess after having looked for a long while and then finally pulling the trigger, I am very pleased with my watch, even more so now that I swapped out the original band for a leather one.
I think the Tintin came out in 2013/2014. I bought mine new about a year and a half ago. Not sure if they're still in production but I think you can still find them on the grey market.
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