Jacob_M

Jacob

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Lazy wrist shot

I spend ages thinking about wrist shots. Where I should take them. Making sure the lighting and angle is right. Maybe even thinking about what else I’...

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Jacob_M

10 months ago

Unique dials

Would love to see some one off dials (like the upcycle) and hear your purchasing experience. Finding an upcycle for my partner was quite the process,...

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Jacob_M

10 months ago

The Small Seconds Podcast is back!

Me and my buddies have rebooted the little podcast we run! If you’re after some extremely casual watch chat then give us a go! Little bonus in this ep...

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Jacob_M

commented on The Vostok Amphibia. A cult classic. · 1 year ago

That’s good to hear, always been a little intimidated by watch forums!

Jacob_M

commented on What else besides watches? · 1 year ago

Some of these collections are amazing!

I’m currently trying to complete the Pokémon Celebration set that came out for the 25th anniversary. Only two cards away!

Also have a small weakness for board games and vinyl!

Jacob_M

commented on Got the call for the Rolex Explorer 1 36mm? not sure what to do · 1 year ago

I’m a little biased as I adore the explorer in its classic size.

But I think if you’re questioning it then you should wait. With a big purchase like this you’ve got to be 100% as once the honeymoon phase is over you could be setting yourself up for some crushing buyers remorse.

That being said I think the 36mm explorer is perfect and I will die on that hill haha.

Jacob_M

commented on The Vostok Amphibia. A cult classic. · 1 year ago

The Zissou is one of my all time faves I think. Such a good film!

Jacob_M

commented on The Vostok Amphibia. A cult classic. · 1 year ago

Thank you, love how official crunch career sounds! Wow, yeah that timing sucks. Guilt is definitely the right word for it, took me ages to get over it, shows how personal the hobby is though.