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On my speedmaster. Any tips appreciated!

circa: 1964 Seamaster 600 There is a purity in vintage wrist watches, watches that are no longer in production. These time pieces have a lot of character and history, its reputation and desirability established and set by watch enthusiasts and not by paid

Happy Sunday!

In honour of this milestone I recently picked up this Speedmaster Triple Date in yellow gold. My amazing wife encouraged me to pull the trigger to commemorate a few milestones and I don’t expect to be taking it off my wrist for a while! Some slow cooked l

Hope you have something pleasurable planned 🍸 Best regards Captain

Taking a break from the large modern watch to enjoy small RG case and simple stylish lines.

The Seamaster 1948 re-edition is always a fun piece to play with. And probably one of the few current Seamasters one can wear with a suit, even if most would not pair it so wildly 😜 In many ways it’s just effortless, which I enjoy a lot. Being called a Se

Due to the severe import restrictions in my Country the arrival of luxury goods is subjected to long delays but I feel the waiting was very worth it in this case. The white dial Speedy is with me since a couple of days. I just took a couple of quick shots

Back on the bracelet. I’m really a bracelet guy. As much as I love looking at watches on straps, and boy, are they really nice to look at, my wrist is drawn to bracelets. It explains why my watch choices are easily narrowed down to the usual suspects. And