Here's my EcoZilla that I used to wear for work (Roofing)...
The bezel has scratch marks made by natural slate, asphalt, rolls of lead (upto 115kg), torch-on felt, and various other stuff used in roofing. The crystal has nice scratch made by a granite worktop. The case has numerous marks and the strap has areas were a coating called Decothane inadvertently got in the way!
Alex
Last edited by Fatpants; October 9th, 2008 at 22:42.
"...the most grotesque and sick manipulation of a cinema audience's feelings that I've ever seen since Leni von Riefenstahl's 'Triumph of the Will' " - Will Self on Love Actually
a omega picked up in a trade. did some refinishing work to it but still has some pretty good marks on it.
great thread.....Ive got tons to add but gotta go shoot 'em.
.....and the game is pretty much over after Nalu's SM1000
Horrors....
I can't abide a scratch, much less beaten up.
"Time is the school in which we learn. Time is the fire in which we burn."
Okay, this might be a bit too worn out.....
Thats crazyOriginally Posted by nanuq
Okay, this might be a bit too worn out.....
, what happend?
a fire of some sort?
Crooked date hate!!!
My grandfather's 1967 Omega Seamaster Chronostop, which enjoyed a train crash and two car wrecks before being handed over...only to suffer some smoke damage in a house fire in July
Feeling a bit wrose for wear but still runs sweet as a nut
"Of some sort", yes.
not bad for an auto......
Last edited by UltraMagnetic; October 10th, 2008 at 04:36.
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