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Monday, 28 February 2011
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this ain't photoshopped, they go like this every year!
This weeks top 10 posts
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There is a system of rechargable battery tools sold in (at least) Australia (by Bunnings) which I happen to have a few of in different sizes... -
I think highly of this watch not least because of the Seiko heritage that it is paying tribute to, but because it is a very affordable, very... -
So, in pursuit of a diver (as a daily driver) and after ( expectable ) disappointment with the Addiesdives Willard and ( unexpected ) disap... -
I often see people asking how to "service" their watch or what to do about a watch that runs too fast or too slow. Often the answe... -
about me / introduction I've been around in the heart valve issue for a while. I was actually more or less born into it. I was diagnos... -
There is only one danger point and that is the period when the date is changing. Its typically when the hour hand is between the 9 and 3 poi...
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I wanted to start this with a picture of the progenitor of the Willard, the subject of this blog post, the homage to the 8000 cased version ... -
A while ago I ummed and ahhhed about buying a particular watch, a 1965 (see PS) Seiko Sportsman, one of the first movements (or calibres) t... -
I've come to find in my journey of watches that I prefer a plain simple strap, having over the last few years experimented quite a bit w... -
When I was in school ( so yes, around 1979 ) Seiko released a sort of budget water proof watch called the Sports 100. They weren't hard ...
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