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Pluto is a dwarf planet in the Kuiper Belt, a donut-shaped region of icy bodies beyond the orbit of Neptune. There may be millions of these icy objects, collectively referred to as Kuiper Belt objects (KBOs) or trans-Neptunian objects (TNOs), in this distant region of our solar system.

Pluto – which is smaller than Earth’s Moon – has a heart-shaped glacier that’s the size of Texas and Oklahoma. This fascinating world has blue skies, spinning moons, mountains as high as the Rockies, and it snows – but the snow is red.
 
NurseDave said:
Pluto is a dwarf planet in the Kuiper Belt, a donut-shaped region of icy bodies beyond the orbit of Neptune. There may be millions of these icy objects, collectively referred to as Kuiper Belt objects (KBOs) or trans-Neptunian objects (TNOs), in this distant region of our solar system.

Pluto – which is smaller than Earth’s Moon – has a heart-shaped glacier that’s the size of Texas and Oklahoma. This fascinating world has blue skies, spinning moons, mountains as high as the Rockies, and it snows – but the snow is red.
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Thank you Neil De Grass Sprecher 🤠
 
NurseDave said:
Pluto is a dwarf planet in the Kuiper Belt, a donut-shaped region of icy bodies beyond the orbit of Neptune. There may be millions of these icy objects, collectively referred to as Kuiper Belt objects (KBOs) or trans-Neptunian objects (TNOs), in this distant region of our solar system.

Pluto – which is smaller than Earth’s Moon – has a heart-shaped glacier that’s the size of Texas and Oklahoma. This fascinating world has blue skies, spinning moons, mountains as high as the Rockies, and it snows – but the snow is red.
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Thank you #NurseDavelexa.........
 
Wow Now That's Sweet.
ED3054 said:
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Thanks, I like the branding and everything and the outer space feel of the original band, But the design is horrible and very uncomfortable on the wrist. So I found a NATO that matches and I’ve got another fitted band that’s on its way yeah I enjoy wearing it a lot more now
 
Grrrr watch madness today LOL. The beauty of the true horological wonder that is an automatic or mechanical movement. As such unlike the reliability of a quartz movement, you have to treat it like the precision equipment it is. Just like your car, it needs servicing, tune ups etc. if it is a certified chronometer. Even more. So begrudgingly, every 3- yrs I say goodbye, for usually a month while they are at the spa. Unlike my other brands, at least with Omega, they contract out to “authorized service centers” , located locally, and unlike my other brands, usually you don’t have to wait, sometimes up to a year to get them back. Got an email today that the Service Tech (Watchmaker) got a bad case of COVID, and I was already down in the que. So now it looks like it is estimated to get my 2 speedies back sometime in late December or maybe January ugh. I don’t wear them often but still! COVID is the “gift” that keeps on giving 😷. It is not like I don’t have enough watches to wear, but…..
Rant over LOL


… think it may be time to take a watchmakers class and get certified 🙂
 
BarberDave said:
Grrrr watch madness today LOL. The beauty of the true horological wonder that is an automatic or mechanical movement. As such unlike the reliability of a quartz movement, you have to treat it like the precision equipment it is. Just like your car, it needs servicing, tune ups etc. if it is a certified chronometer. Even more. So begrudgingly, every 3- yrs I say goodbye, for usually a month while they are at the spa. Unlike my other brands, at least with Omega, they contract out to “authorized service centers” , located locally, and unlike my other brands, usually you don’t have to wait, sometimes up to a year to get them back. Got an email today that the Service Tech (Watchmaker) got a bad case of COVID, and I was already down in the que. So now it looks like it is estimated to get my 2 speedies back sometime in late December or maybe January ugh. I don’t wear them often but still! COVID is the “gift” that keeps on giving 😷. It is not like I don’t have enough watches to wear, but…..
Rant over LOL


… think it may be time to take a watchmakers class and get certified 🙂
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Half a year to get your watch back?! 😵🤯
 
BarberDave said:
Grrrr watch madness today LOL. The beauty of the true horological wonder that is an automatic or mechanical movement. As such unlike the reliability of a quartz movement, you have to treat it like the precision equipment it is. Just like your car, it needs servicing, tune ups etc. if it is a certified chronometer. Even more. So begrudgingly, every 3- yrs I say goodbye, for usually a month while they are at the spa. Unlike my other brands, at least with Omega, they contract out to “authorized service centers” , located locally, and unlike my other brands, usually you don’t have to wait, sometimes up to a year to get them back. Got an email today that the Service Tech (Watchmaker) got a bad case of COVID, and I was already down in the que. So now it looks like it is estimated to get my 2 speedies back sometime in late December or maybe January ugh. I don’t wear them often but still! COVID is the “gift” that keeps on giving 😷. It is not like I don’t have enough watches to wear, but…..
Rant over LOL


… think it may be time to take a watchmakers class and get certified 🙂
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So umm, you buy a 3rd one to wear while the others are in the shop and rotate which is getting serviced. Duh!
 
Aragon 45 mm automatic.
Bandages are getting Smaller & Healing Nicely.
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