I want this one sooooooo bad. We could call this one the Hemingway.
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I want this one sooooooo bad. We could call this one the Hemingway.
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Last edited by White Tuna; June 8th, 2012 at 01:27.
Cpotters
The Line-up:
Tudor 7928, Bunch of beat-up old Rolexes, MKII Custom Stingray 50, MKII LRRP, MKII TR-1000, MKII Kingston, Benrus Type I, Benrus Ultra-deep Super-compressor plus other super-Cs, 60's Zodiac Seawolfand Super Seawolf, Breitling Chronomat, ...
and lots of other vintage stuff.
Quite fitting - a cigar colored watch named HavanaOriginally Posted by Malyel
(I know / remember this one was dubbed the Root Beer dial, but still).
Great renderings, Malyeland the first one (white face, Pepsi Bezel) remains my personal favorite.
RonB
The white dial is my favorite as well. I was wishing for a gilt/white dial. but that probably won't happen. I have a bunch of black dial sport watches, and only 2 with white dials, and they are both dress watches. I'm ready for the GMT!
Divers - Pre Sub Doxa 300m Dive Watch - Sub 300T Professional (US Divers) - Ocean7 LM-7 Ploprof - Ocean7 LM-7 Plorof Pro Titanium -Rolex 1665 SD-Rolex 1680 -Rolex 16610 Submariner -Seiko Professional 600m "Tuna" - Seiko Professional 300m "Tuna"- Tudor 9411/0 Snowflake/ Blue Dial - MKII Stingray 60 - MKII Kingston Gilt/non date - MKII Kingston MKII Gilt/Date
Others- Rolex GMT 16750 - IWC Calatrava - Ocean7 LM-5 GMT
Myla's Favorite's Doxa Sub 200 Coralline, Omega Seamaster 120 - Rolex Datejust 18k/SS - Chronosport Panther - Maurice Lacroix - Omega 14k Mesh
We're drifting off topic here, but I really hope that Bill will consider selling us a watch with two dials: the buyer/owner's first choice installed (black or white) and the spare dial being the other color. Personally, I prefer the black dialed version due to the gilt accents on the dial.
Menno
Dive watches; not only for underwater
Thanks, Menno - You are right.
It would be most productive to help by sticking to a discussion of the name.
The physical attributes of the watch to be discussed in detail, and at length, probably - Later.
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