More Photos from Geneva, Switzerland. What watch do you rep, driving your Fit?
OCEANUS [OCW500TDA-1AV]
I have the OCW500DA - almost like this one, but mine has numbers on the face. It's a fantastic watch. I've had it for over 2 years and have not seen anyone else with an Oceanus. I believe a watch has to be an accurate timepiece and this one is exactly that.
(I do love antique wristwatches - especially Omegas!).
My 'daily driver' is a Casio PAG50T:
PAG50T-7V - Pathfinder - Timepiece - Products - CASIO
This is a great 'wear-it-and-forget-it" watch that I have had for almost three years. The titanium case makes it extremely light.
I have the OCW500DA - almost like this one, but mine has numbers on the face. It's a fantastic watch. I've had it for over 2 years and have not seen anyone else with an Oceanus. I believe a watch has to be an accurate timepiece and this one is exactly that.
(I do love antique wristwatches - especially Omegas!).
My 'daily driver' is a Casio PAG50T:
PAG50T-7V - Pathfinder - Timepiece - Products - CASIO
This is a great 'wear-it-and-forget-it" watch that I have had for almost three years. The titanium case makes it extremely light.
I cracked the crystal on my Pulsar Solar Titanium...

Little specks of glass all over the inside.
I don't wear it, though its the lightest big watch.
OCEANUS [OCW500TDA-1AV]
I have the OCW500DA - almost like this one, but mine has numbers on the face. It's a fantastic watch. I've had it for over 2 years and have not seen anyone else with an Oceanus. I believe a watch has to be an accurate timepiece and this one is exactly that.
(I do love antique wristwatches - especially Omegas!).
My 'daily driver' is a Casio PAG50T:
PAG50T-7V - Pathfinder - Timepiece - Products - CASIO
This is a great 'wear-it-and-forget-it" watch that I have had for almost three years. The titanium case makes it extremely light.
I have the OCW500DA - almost like this one, but mine has numbers on the face. It's a fantastic watch. I've had it for over 2 years and have not seen anyone else with an Oceanus. I believe a watch has to be an accurate timepiece and this one is exactly that.
(I do love antique wristwatches - especially Omegas!).
My 'daily driver' is a Casio PAG50T:
PAG50T-7V - Pathfinder - Timepiece - Products - CASIO
This is a great 'wear-it-and-forget-it" watch that I have had for almost three years. The titanium case makes it extremely light.

Do you have any issues receiving the time calibration signal in Calgary? Mine gets finicky about where it likes to receive calibration signals sometimes.
I'm digging the automatics, though!
Without a winder, I have to switch every day.




Ya gotta live, while you're living. :)
Just picked this up...

Its 18:00 hours, in Germany, where the kid is going for his fellowship.

I adjusted the size of it to fit my wrist because I dislike the look of a floppy watch.
Ah, the feel of it.
Its the biggest watch I have, at 41mm.
Just picked this up...

Its 18:00 hours, in Germany, where the kid is going for his fellowship.

I adjusted the size of it to fit my wrist because I dislike the look of a floppy watch.
Ah, the feel of it.
Its the biggest watch I have, at 41mm.
No issues here in Canmore receiving time calibration. Works like a charm - when I wake up in the morning, it's been set. It needs to be near a window (mine faces West) and make sure that the receiving module is not blocked by blinds, trees or a building.
Here's an interesting comparison article:
Rolex Reference Page -- Comparative Review: Omega Seamaster Pro. vs. The Rolex Submariner
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What the heck is that???? It looks like a really geeky toy, and I've got a son who will turn 18 in a couple weeks, he's a total geekster. I'm thinking he might like it.
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I also like that Nixon watch on the first page, so I'm not just an antique watch fan.
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