A revival of the Watch thread

Johnny 3eagles

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Got this Luminox 3089 today and added the Zulu band.

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Funny you should say that. Virtually all of my running gear is cycling gear, because I'm really a cyclist. I had Gore arm-warmers on, Castelli gloves, a STRAVA vest, and I love to run in cycling jerseys because of the pockets on the back.

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ITemp swung from 37 to 55 degrees during the three hour run. Try to dress right for that!

One of my favorite variable weather dress items is a pair of cycling sleeves. They start at the bicep and go down to the wrist, and have some gripper elastic at the top to stay up.
I pull them down a bit to cover my hands when I start out; when I get hot they are light enough to tuck into the top of my shorts like a pair of flag-football flags.

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Ok, back to watches. I'm drooling over this recently. Seiko Urushi Dial watch.

Urushi Meister. Isshu Tamura hand paints the watch dials. He can make only 15 dials per day.

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Jeff Yarchin

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Originally posted by chongosuerte:
Jeff, here is my Pilot's watch, the large version from Maratac (countycomm.com):

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That top pic may belong to Maratac...it was on my computer but I don't think I took it, as I had the watch as my background for a year while I drooled over it. The bottom I took a while back, sorry for the poor quality. Massive watch.

Great looking watch Chongo. I like the band too.

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fischtown7

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Since we are posting Pilot watches, thought I would show off mine again.
Laco Aachen Flieger B model

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Since we are posting Pilot watches, thought I would show off mine again.
Laco Aachen Flieger B model

LOVE the B-Uhr!

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just1tym

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I finally took the plunge to a lightweight watch. The Yachtmaster was just getting a little too heavy for everyday wear. I contacted Dave T. and we exchanged emails about the Cellini model but as would have it, an auctioned timed out before he returned an email and I was the high bidder so it was a done deal. I did have to replace the croc band that came with it as my wrist needed an 8" croc band. After much searching I finally came up with one. Wearing the watch is like not having a watch on at all, I still have to get used to that. It's a mid-size Cellini and extremely light weight. Sadly it's not an automatic movement but I still like wearing it and runs for a good amount of time on a good winding.

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I finally took the plunge to a ... Cellini model ...

Very nice. I have gone from all bracelets, to none. Very much a strap watch guy. Then I added one bracelet back in when I couldn't figure out what worked with casual old running shoes.

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BrianO

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I finally took the plunge to a lightweight watch. ...the Cellini model...

I've never worked on a Cellini, but I've long admired them. The current models are automatics, but I like the older manual-only ones because they're so thin. Yours looks great.

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fischtown7

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That Cellini in nice.

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'99 Breitling Crosswind being "waterboarded":

It passed the "test".

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Originally posted by Johnny 3eagles:
Got this Luminox 3089 today and added the Zulu band.

That Zulu would look great with my Luminox SAR. Got a reference for it? Thanks.

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That Zulu would look great with my Luminox SAR. Got a reference for it? Thanks.

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charlie12

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Now you see why I always enter David's karma's my Timex is about shot.

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That Zulu would look great with my Luminox SAR. Got a reference for it? Thanks.

This!

Try countycomm.com

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I would assume it's a 20mm lug width, but check it first. They have other sizes too. Here's a link.

http://www.crownandbuckle.com/...range-nato-20mm.html

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That Zulu would look great with my Luminox SAR. Got a reference for it? Thanks.

This!

Try countycomm.com

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That is something special.

Don't see fly-backs too often.

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I really respect Zenith. My small collection holds only one chrono. It is a Zenith El Primero. It's an incredible watch.

To be able to own a 278 component, 31 jewel, 36,000 VpH "in-house" column wheel chronograph for this kind of money is really kind of astonishing.

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