On a traveling watch... sent around the country for people to wear it and photograph it.
A watch that's been everywhere, man
Nothing new though. In fact it's pretty old by now. Over on Watchuseek they've been doing it for years (maybe), definitely on the Russian and Affordable watch sub-forums.
For example - The Traveling Vostok, who wants it?
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Showing posts with label watch forums. Show all posts
Showing posts with label watch forums. Show all posts
Monday, July 7, 2014
Monday, April 21, 2014
WUS Thread: New LUCH Ice Hockey Worlds Watch
New stainless steel LUCH watch first photos!!!
New LUCH watch to mark (unofficially) the upcoming Ice Hockey Worlds 2014 in Belarus.
Case: stainless steel and chrome-plated brass versions.
Movement: Miyota 8205 (?)
Pictures Nikolaevich
New LUCH watch to mark (unofficially) the upcoming Ice Hockey Worlds 2014 in Belarus.
Case: stainless steel and chrome-plated brass versions.
Movement: Miyota 8205 (?)
Pictures Nikolaevich
Friday, April 4, 2014
Choosing a G-Shock
An excellent and very useful WUS forum thread on choosing G-Shocks, especially for first-time buyers or collectors wishing to expand into Casio G-Shock collecting -- START HERE -- Choosing your G-Shock (link).
Lots of useful information:
Explanation of lettered prefixes - the most important, such as: DW, GW, G, as well as all the others.
Classification by series: 2300, 5000 (5600), 6900, 7000, 8900 and
Master of G
And the discontinued Masters of G.
Very handy... for me too as I am thinking of buying my first G-Shock, I need to have at least one. at the moment leaning to something out of the 30th anniversary edition.
Friday, October 11, 2013
Link: Guide to Seiko's Main Collectible Wristwatches
An excellent Spanish watch forum thread on Seiko's main models (google-translated into English here).
With pictures, listed are Seiko watches with their own unofficial or semi-official (sometimes even official) names, not just letters and numbers, and they may even be arranged in alphabetical order, top to bottom. But official Seiko designations are also given, so you can easily find them, should you want to do so.
I find these "named" Seikos more interesting -- what with names like "monster", "tuna can", "alpinist", "alien", etc. Well worth a read and a look and in fact can be used as a reference, hence this post. I am definitely going to add some Seikos to my collection some time soon.
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