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Blasphemy!I want Rich to make me a "legit" Speedmaster but make it say "Amateur" on the face. And replace the 2 little dots on either side of the 12 o'clock tick mark to be
Your NASA card has been REVOKED!
Can we guess your age by counting the rings?
and the Anunaki petrogliphs
@NurseDave …..Apparently @heysi cannot multi task between bingo, beer drinking, hockey, and watch wars…. So sad
Nope, there he is!
Actually....I had an entire Watch Wars typed up and ready to post.....but my boss came in and gave me 30 drawings to do before the end of the day (I finished them) so I was super super busy.
Bougie won.
Um.....what makes this watch a Lou Gehrig model?
Umm he claims to love the Omega Moonwatch… which has the same Tachymetre scale that the TAG has
But trying to explain why the tachymetre exists and how to use it would be akin to explaining speed physics to a brick
Do I need to do all the work???
The watch’s special details include the blue 4 on the date ring remembering Lou’s uniform number (the first retired in baseball), the vertically brushed silver dial recalling his “Iron Horse” nickname, and the case back engraving of his likeness.
ORIS does commemorative baseball issues every year so you had Roberto Clemente, Mickey Mantle, Hank Aaron. Etc
This summer, Oris is back with a new commemorative edition, this time paying tribute to Gehrig and that iconic moment in baseball (Don't miss our latest YouTube video which features some exclusive footage from this moving speech right here!). Like the Roberto Clemente and Hank Aaron Pointer Date limited editions that preceded it, this commemorative Oris is built around the maker's signature complication, but with a fresh twist: for the first time, the dial has been stripped down with a mix of arabic numerals and stick hour markers, creating a clean, gentlemanly aesthetic befitting of a New York Yankee uniform – and if you look closely, you can see those blue accents framing each hour indicator, just like the iconic pinstripes. Flip the watch over, for a snapshot engraving of Gehrig's most iconic moment – that "Luckiest Man" speech from Yankee stadium in 1939. Our first delivery of this very special watch has already sold out but we're expecting more in just a few short days, so head on over to the site to learn more and grab yours!
This summer, Oris is back with a new commemorative edition, this time paying tribute to Gehrig and that iconic moment in baseball (Don't miss our latest YouTube video which features some exclusive footage from this moving speech right here!). Like the Roberto Clemente and Hank Aaron Pointer Date limited editions that preceded it, this commemorative Oris is built around the maker's signature complication, but with a fresh twist: for the first time, the dial has been stripped down with a mix of arabic numerals and stick hour markers, creating a clean, gentlemanly aesthetic befitting of a New York Yankee uniform – and if you look closely, you can see those blue accents framing each hour indicator, just like the iconic pinstripes. Flip the watch over, for a snapshot engraving of Gehrig's most iconic moment – that "Luckiest Man" speech from Yankee stadium in 1939. Our first delivery of this very special watch has already sold out but we're expecting more in just a few short days, so head on over to the site to learn more and grab yours!
Once again proving I'm the perfect person to judge all the watches on here.