Watchlords

Invicta Pro Diver and Halloween Man X.

1630 automatic

Going with a few Datejusts this week as their dates have almost come up.

Wow, Smelli - your amazing collection of Rolex is incredibly complex and rather expensive.

Which - you may find interesting as a descendant of the British Empire - are the same terms used to describe the B.R.M. {British Racing Motor} V-16 that powered what Fangio described as, “the most fabulous and exciting car that I have ever driven”.

I only have this soft metal one and a hard metal one and a combo one and no V16s.

And a great brunch.

But this is yesterday’s watch.

Cheers Lords!

Put yesterday’s watch on a winder and installed this different automatic onto my wrist, also on a bracelet made of the same material as the case, and also with day & date features, hack, and handwind.

And, like yesterday’s watch, this model utilizes a sapphire crystal.
But this one goes to 200M.

And that will certainly come in handy around the foothills in case I run into a stranger and they need to know what time it would be if they were more than 500 feet under water.

So, naturally, I went for a walk to find someone to tell.
And then I went home because it was already time for a cocktail.

smellody wrote: ↑

March 29th 2025, 8:12am

1630 automatic

Going with a few Datejusts this week as their dates have almost come up.

Now that's a collection!!..