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why would you need a chrono underwater?
You really don't.
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why would you need a chrono underwater?
im more interested in finding out what the fuck it could possibly be used for in an underwater setting.You really don't.
im more interested in finding out what the fuck it could possibly be used for in an underwater setting.
god only knows. i honestly don't think ive ever seen a fake serious diver with a chrono.The 30 minute could be used to time something but what would you use the 12 hour for other than time in a decompression chamber
That's a handsome watch. Nice job.
It is but not mine - I just liked this photo. It's actually bit too thick IMO. If it was a mm or two thinner and didn't have that blue GMT written in big letters it could be a grail though and I would pull the trigger on it straight away.That's a handsome watch. Nice job.
That is the one I've had my beady little eyes on for awhile. Damn fine watch.
I would pull the trigger on it straight away.
There's will be no trigger pulling on these forums good sir.
There's will be no trigger pulling on these forums good sir.
We need a trigger warning about trigger pulling.
Still, at least it wasn't "kopping" - that would have required Rambo to use the ban hammer!

Pauly Chase says it all the time yet nobody complains about him!We need a trigger warning about trigger pulling.
Still, at least it wasn't "kopping" - that would have required Rambo to use the ban hammer!
I am increasingly avoiding DW, and this exemplifies why. The anal-retentive rule following and boring, conservative mentalities rip all the joy out of dressing. The amount of times I have heard men in gray suits and black shoes tell me what I should be wearing and why leaves me depressed. Many of the people involved in this industry truly enjoy what they do, they love dressing and there is a definite creative buzz when working with others in the industry. The 'clothing enthusiasts' come along and tell us how we should be wearing our clothing, never bothering to consider that we are not them, we are not trying to express what they express. It is like classical musicians telling a jazz musician that their music is wrong, their expression wrong, because they don't follow the rules that others confine themselves to.
Seriously, though, it needs more beads and other #wristraff to be truly wristworthy. ;-)
I am increasingly avoiding DW, and this exemplifies why. The anal-retentive rule following and boring, conservative mentalities rip all the joy out of dressing. The amount of times I have heard men in gray suits and black shoes tell me what I should be wearing and why leaves me depressed. Many of the people involved in this industry truly enjoy what they do, they love dressing and there is a definite creative buzz when working with others in the industry. The 'clothing enthusiasts' come along and tell us how we should be wearing our clothing, never bothering to consider that we are not them, we are not trying to express what they express. It is like classical musicians telling a jazz musician that their music is wrong, their expression wrong, because they don't follow the rules that others confine themselves to.
Lighten the fuck up. Does it really bother you that my tie isn't straight? Do you really think you know how comfortable I would be in heavy cotton, speaking from a different country? Do you think you know our inspirations for dressing, when we live completely different lives, with vastly different career paths, social circles and even different cultures?
I am increasingly avoiding DW, and this exemplifies why. The anal-retentive rule following and boring, conservative mentalities rip all the joy out of dressing....
Great memory - I'd forgotten all about that post!
http://www.styleforum.net/t/88856/australian-members/28680_20#post_6234336
Went right over my head!
This thread has all sorts of people weighing in when they themselves would never order bespoke pants anyway. SoIt usually starts withJourneyman being a trouble maker.
At this point I think he has them memorized.^Do you bookmark these posts over on SF for quick reference?!?!?!

That's a handsome watch. Nice job.
5???Too bad about the text. Five lines of text, five different fonts, five different sizes, five different colors? Is this a record?
I've warned people - he's trouble.It usually starts withJourneyman being a trouble maker.
they've definitely got some unique designs. any watch in particular you're interested in?
You want me to pick one up for you just let me know.
Thanks - pick one up and send it on down I'll pay you later.You want me to pick one up for you just let me know.
Actually I am not sure, I think some of the new designs are a bit....of a mixed bag. Some of them seem overpriced for bog standard unadjusted movements. However, the Smiths Military in 36mm or 39mm is a really good plain military watch. Outstanding in fact.they've definitely got some unique designs. any watch in particular you're interested in?
Fuck. That is perfect.
He's your friend...Jesus that's ugly. The tablecloth square isn't helping.
Ouch.He's your friend...
You low down good for nothin son of a gunHe's your friend...