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CW Trident Diver back on the bracelet because the weather is warming up this week and the Sun is out!

Sorry, I really don't know. I just know the case is 18K gold.

I'm not a fan of bi-metal - I do like gold, but preferably small, discreet and vintage. This 18K Longines from 1967 is still in good nick...

1970s Eterna Kon-Tiki 20

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it. I've been getting on with my book on Cyprus, though I still feel I need to get out there again before I can finish it. Still, I have a few chapters that are nearing completion and it looks like I'll have plenty of writing time!!! Always looking for proof readers.

That's bloody gorgeous, @Graham60

More than three weeks since I set this...superb timekeeping!

Good sleuthing there @JoT! Lovely watch - well worth a little TLC.

Christopher Ward C70 DBR1

MeisterSinger Metris. It's the only watch I bought this year. I bought it for holidays, so looking forward to getting it on a plane!

Another time, another Omega. Changed to my vintage 286 for the afternoon and evening.

Happy Christmas one and all!

Currently none. They've either been moved on or I thought about it and then didn't actually buy them in the first place.

Dreadful, ain't it? But fear not for Behold! I bring you glad tidings...,it does have an hour hand. It's a minute hand and seconds hand it's missing.

This may well be a little left field, but when I was looking for a holiday watch I found myself drawn to this: the MeisterSinger Metris. As long as I get to the airport in time (whenever they let me do that again) I really only need a vague idea of what time it is, so this rather relaxed and lazy single pointer works very well for me. In addition it has a date which I can actually read thanks to the cyclops, and it goes well with a variety of straps. Oh, and it is an automatic, has a screwdown crown and is 200 m water resistant. 38mm but wears much more like ca. 40mm. RRP under £1500, but