from 1978 my vintage Timex "Black Max". This is another "grail" that is hard to find. #25 mechanical wind movement. Keeps EXCELLENT time. This is a new replacement strap, which is a rubber "Rolex-style" bracelet exactly like the original, but with a deployment buckle. The original strap was thinner and worn out. The case is all metal:




Show us what's on your wrist!

MERRY CHRISTMAS,

Ed

Beautiful example, Ed. When you do find one of these they usually have some paint loss.

I am wearing the new railroad still while we bond and I see how the time keeping is over an extended period of time so i won't post it again.

Merry Christmas to you and yours and also to all fellow forum members and their families.

of vintage Seikos for me today. first this green dialed on from 1971.



Second, this one from 1985.



MikeyT
In the Thumb of Michigan

...this Wenger Automatic. It's dressy and we're doing a big family Christmas Eve Dinner followed by our traditional Midnight Candlelight Services at Church. Wishing Each and Every One of you a Joyful Christmas.



Dorsey H.

1969 automatice Oceanographer


Mike, So Cal "Watch Enthusiast"

and I am ending it with this Suunto.

Especially liked that awesome green dial Seiko. I was just planning on posting another "color request"; for green watches this time, but I needed to dig out something green to show myself first.

Anyway, I guess I find that my newest watch is usually my favorite, so I am still wearing the recently purchased Planet Ocean:





I was, however, thinking of wearing the Dorado for Christmas dinner on Friday.

Buon Natale,
Ron