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OneWatch
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Mr. Pink
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I'd like to meet the man that buys a diving/sailing/tachy watch and uses it for diving/sailing/racing.Originally Posted by ramuman
I have a diving watch that I wear while diving--and surfing. However, with computers, I'm not sure I've ever actually looked at it while underwater.
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Originally Posted by voxsartoria
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Blue strap may be a bit much, but the watch is supreme.
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Patiently saving up for this...Originally Posted by Warren G.
Nice. You have excellent taste!
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Blue strap may be a bit much, but the watch is supreme.Originally Posted by radicaldog
The strap is a very inky midnight blue, black in most light.
I would have thought the c.1962 JLC would have called to you more.
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A couple of weeks ago, I was given a late 1960s Omega Seamaster Chronostop. It may need a cleaning and polishing, but since receiving it, it hasn't left my wrist yet. (I would post picture but I have no idea where the cord for my camera is)
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you've got 2 OneWatches?Originally Posted by acidboy
Technically, six.
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