Post #20 In-flight origami
One of my other hobbies is “inflight origami”. I started this about 6 years ago to keep myself calm on airplanes. It’s also effective in making the flights feel shorter. I usually wrestle in my seat folding cranes, dog-boxes and cubes. Upon arrival I hand them over to the CAs, take some photos and cheerfully say thanks & goodbye to them. Oh, yes, it doesn’t have much to do with watches so I added a photo of my Frederique Constant Worldtimer on the airplane tray.
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Ichiro Chiba
Semi retired businessman from Japan. Visited 80 countries and resided in 4. Watch collection > 100 pieces, including digital / quartz, new and old, but no PP/VC (edit ; deleted AP from here because I...
Okazaki City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan
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6.50” / 16.50 cm
Yes, you are right. I had my Worldtimer on a spare belt so that I can preserve the genuine belt, considering the climate of my destinations (HKG, Surabaya, Phnom Penh, Yangon, BKK). But, the spare belt started to fall apart on the first leg of my business trip. So I borrowed some rubber bands from the crew. Eventually I bought a temporary belt in Surabaya.
This right here is why I prefer bracelets!