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Post by jamestkirk on Oct 19, 2020 10:26:09 GMT
To the West End Watch Co I go! I don't know how many remember when West End reintroduced themselves in zombie-brand fashion in 2009-2010. I have no idea what the brand lineage is after the dark times of Swiss watches. But in 2010 the models were all modern interpretations of their older designs. Modern as in all-stainless, sapphire crystals, ETA 28xx movements, solid machined link bracelets. But they were still the modest classic proportions, with my Silk Road I version being 38mm. That was when 46mm+ was all that most watch makers where interested in making. West End totally flew under the radar. Nice stuff, Chris. I have been looking to West End in the past, maybe just a tad to classic for my liking, but looking well made indeed. My favourite size is still 41~44 mm and not higher then 14 mm.
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Post by jamestkirk on Oct 19, 2020 10:27:13 GMT
Didn't feel like stepping out in the snow to take another weather appropriate (snow) shot, so this one from warmer temps will have to do. Having lots of fun with these Barton straps! Great Padi mini turtle!
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Post by jamestkirk on Oct 19, 2020 10:29:04 GMT
Nice Blumo Scuba! I'm wearing the Planet Orient. Nice chrono from Orient indeed. I think there were other Orients also called Planet Orients.
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Post by zeb on Oct 20, 2020 3:45:41 GMT
Nice Blumo Scuba! I'm wearing the Planet Orient. Nice chrono from Orient indeed. I think there were other Orients also called Planet Orients. Thanks, Johan! It's actually not a chrono. Upper subdial is the power reserve, lower one is the date. I named this planet Orient when I got, so I don't know what else was named that.
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