Thank you all for being a part of the show. I had a great time sharing your pieces! And don't worry if your watch wasn't featured, I stopped looking at submissions on Thursday (because there were already 100 watches saved) So your submissions from now will be saved for the next show. Have a terrific week and thank you all again!
It's 10:35 and I just saw you on the 4×4OVERLAND channel asking my same question. Towards the end he said that the Rokex office is closed so I'm guessing maybe he wont and have it for his up coming WA trip. I love Andy. He really enjoys sharing his enthusiasm for his passion. Alot like you my friend. That video he made about his Sub was Primo.
Although I agree with your ID analysis of the design of the Bathy dial, and accept that for a divers watch larger lume plots would make more sense... I always kinda thought that BP were riffing on the notion of the desk dive. The size, shape, and polishing of the indicies makes them sparkle like diamonds. But, no selfdecided diving tough guy should have a jewelry diver. So, BP could add that level of attractive glam, whilst retaining a level of denialbility
Regarding the Omega PlanPro at 1:20:11... Only the first picture is the one I have. The 6 pictures that follow were taken by ASRSPR and posted on Watchuseek way back in 2010 to highlight his PlanPro. His PlanPro was the inspiration for me wanting this particular mod. I definitely want to make sure that credit for the photos and the inspiration are correctly placed! -The watch is a base 2254.50. -The dial is from the 2230.50 (same design, but with applied indices and Omega Logo). -The date wheel, seconds hand, crystal, bezel and insert are from the Planet Ocean, ref. 2201.50 -Even though the 1610/930 bracelet is inherent to the watch, the original clasp has been swapped for the 6-position adjustable one (117STZ001154) from more recent Seamasters. This is possible by using two links (118ST1589), two pins (0128ST0166) and four screws (0124ST3307) which can be purchased from Omega.
Thanks for covering my Omega Aqua Terra. That comment about Grand Seiko was right on! It's a nice touch that in the last photo of my watch, it was displaying the date at the 2nd of the month, which is when this video was released. Mind blown!
There's a review of the JLC Reverso Gran'Sport Chronograph shown at 1:12:46 here: www.watchprosite.com/jaeger-lecoultre/ourney-through-reversos-part-3-5-reverso-gran-sport-chronograph-review/2.846393.5740723/ Also, Tim at Watchbox did his usual good review of a different model year here th-cam.com/video/sgDiAURpeHQ/w-d-xo.html. The difference being the watch on Watchbox is solid gold, and it it has a different dial, otherwise it's the same than the earlier model year (2001) shown by IDGuy.
Thank you all for being a part of the show. I had a great time sharing your pieces! And don't worry if your watch wasn't featured, I stopped looking at submissions on Thursday (because there were already 100 watches saved) So your submissions from now will be saved for the next show. Have a terrific week and thank you all again!
Some wonderful pieces on display, with expert commentary
Juan's vintage Hamiltons of the 1920-1930's just struck me. So outstanding!
It's 10:35 and I just saw you on the 4×4OVERLAND channel asking my same question. Towards the end he said that the Rokex office is closed so I'm guessing maybe he wont and have it for his up coming WA trip. I love Andy. He really enjoys sharing his enthusiasm for his passion. Alot like you my friend. That video he made about his Sub was Primo.
Seems my submission missed the show. Great set of pieces as always.
Thanks for your videos
Although I agree with your ID analysis of the design of the Bathy dial, and accept that for a divers watch larger lume plots would make more sense... I always kinda thought that BP were riffing on the notion of the desk dive. The size, shape, and polishing of the indicies makes them sparkle like diamonds. But, no selfdecided diving tough guy should have a jewelry diver. So, BP could add that level of attractive glam, whilst retaining a level of denialbility
Regarding the Omega PlanPro at 1:20:11... Only the first picture is the one I have. The 6 pictures that follow were taken by ASRSPR and posted on Watchuseek way back in 2010 to highlight his PlanPro. His PlanPro was the inspiration for me wanting this particular mod. I definitely want to make sure that credit for the photos and the inspiration are correctly placed!
-The watch is a base 2254.50.
-The dial is from the 2230.50 (same design, but with applied indices and Omega Logo).
-The date wheel, seconds hand, crystal, bezel and insert are from the Planet Ocean, ref. 2201.50
-Even though the 1610/930 bracelet is inherent to the watch, the original clasp has been swapped for the 6-position adjustable one (117STZ001154) from more recent Seamasters. This is possible by using two links (118ST1589), two pins (0128ST0166) and four screws (0124ST3307) which can be purchased from Omega.
Thanks for covering my Omega Aqua Terra. That comment about Grand Seiko was right on! It's a nice touch that in the last photo of my watch, it was displaying the date at the 2nd of the month, which is when this video was released. Mind blown!
At 1:30:05 I was once sued by the law firm of Ben Dover & C. Howitt Fitz 😂😂😂😂
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There's a review of the JLC Reverso Gran'Sport Chronograph shown at 1:12:46 here: www.watchprosite.com/jaeger-lecoultre/ourney-through-reversos-part-3-5-reverso-gran-sport-chronograph-review/2.846393.5740723/ Also, Tim at Watchbox did his usual good review of a different model year here th-cam.com/video/sgDiAURpeHQ/w-d-xo.html. The difference being the watch on Watchbox is solid gold, and it it has a different dial, otherwise it's the same than the earlier model year (2001) shown by IDGuy.