WRENCH

Black dial coming in July looks good. https://www.traskawatch.com/summiteer/charcoal-black 38mm too.

Cycled past the grave of Bessie Bell and Mary Gray. "Mary Gray was the daughter of the Lord of Lednock, near Perth, and Bessie Bell was the daughter of the Lord of Kinvaid, a neighbouring place. Both were handsome, and the two were intimate friends. Bessie Bell being come on a visit to Mary Gray, they retired, in order to avoid an outbreak of the plague, to a bower (cottage) built by themselves in a romantic spot called Burnbraes, on the side of Branchie-burn, three-quarters of a mile from Lednock House. They died in the bower, (1645) and were buried in the Dranoch-haugh ('Stronach haugh'), near the bank of the river Almond."

I remember seeing Austin Metropolitans when I was a small boy, and thought they were for men that worked on the fair ground Dodgem cars.

Shanghai.

Seagull ST5.

Any good fortune I've had with flipping watches has been a result of good luck, and nothing to do with experience.

https://www.watchgecko.com/geckota-w-02-vintage-mechanical-chronograph-racing-watch

The Minute hand is too fat. here's another variant with different hands,