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An Interesting Read......Watches and Espionage...
I came across this blog and thought it as an avid fan to share it amongst WC from a horological POV https://www.watchesofespionage.com/blogs/woe-dispa...
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G Square with Heart Rate Sensor
G-Central revealed that Casio is releasing DW-H5600 with the Heart Rate Sensor on May 19,2023 https://www.g-central.com/g-shock-g-squad-dw-h5600-inclu...
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A trip down memory lane
While rummaging through a cupboard I came across a long forgotten walkman and some cassette tapes (all are in mint condition).....I though it might be...
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G-7900 was launched in 2009 and it has all what you need from a field watch....under $100....it was part of my EDC pack until recently...now I replaced it with a Tough Solar Mudman G-9300
Watches are like Jewelry for me....as I am not a fan of wearing any adornment I collect watches which are functional and are of more value to me....😉
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The Pepsi Turtle
It has been my obsession to get a Padi Diver Watch...but maintaining my motto that a Seiko should be Made in Japan.....finally I got a very good deal...
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I forgot my Anniversary....
It's been one year since I joined WC and I missed the date....It was on January 20,2022 when I was in Covid 19 quarantine I came across WC...It's been...
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The Lightest G-Shock Square with Carbon Fiber Strap
I got this Japan Domestic version of GW-S5600U with Tough Solar and Multiband 6.....this is the lightest G-Shock Square (45.3g) with a Titanium Back a...
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Should I revive them....
I have an emotional attachment with my longterm wrist buddies EF-334(Brown) and EF-500(White) now defunct. Although EF-334 came later I have used EF-5...
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Winston Churchill's Rolex
As I am a History Buff the one past time I enjoy nowadays is audible books on Amazon. I have started recently to listen to Churchill: Walking with Des...
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An old Hamilton Ad....from June 1940
The price range then was from $37.50 to $5,000 (Ad from National Geographic Magazine June 1940)
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