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Ta, I really like it as well.
Not come up badly for being from 1963!
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Step-Grandfathers long service Garrard on today.
I’ve been polishing it up trying to save the original, heavily scarred, crystal.
He was an engineer at Vauxhall in Luton and when he got this he just wore it at work!
It’s the dressiest watch I have so want to get it ready for post-pandemic wedding season.
It needs a new strap though, anyone got a good line on straps for 15mm lugs?
Edit - 35mm watch on a broken wrist looks tiny, the wrist will hopefully become less fat and less broken over time!
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Just my excellently made English watch on my faulty, poorly made British wrist.
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First day being able to wear a watch again after breaking my wrist.
Appropriate it’s a Friday
Dog is super excited for me as well
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This and Dammits engraving comment genuinely made me laugh.
To my mind a lot of your list kind of is the point of the BB range.
Many watch designs, to me at least, appear to be based on others or take inspiration from them, this is just fairly overt.
I like it on first look, but it does look and sound thick, I must say.
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That's understandable, I think the eBay price is linked to the weight of the planet the watch is on a mission to get too, so if you wanted a Mercury for instance, then it should obviously be cheaper, which would then lessen the camping/queuing/fighting a security guard based incurred costs.
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You rang?
Happy to walk over and grab you one for £25k, cheaper than eBay and makes more sense than this threads favourite contributor
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Cheers and thank you for being the voice of reason about going to hospital!
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LOL brilliant
What a muppet I am
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