A more adult treat after a long day walking.
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... am I right? Some of my favorite features on the Hamilton Pilot Day-Date for #MacroMonday. I love the indices and how they play with light, that full day window, and the subtle sun ray dial.
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Saying good-bye to this one today, the first automatic. Hopefully it'll ignite the passion in someone else.
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Hasn't left my wrist yet. I think the other watches aren't happy with this one.
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SOTC Mid-2020
The Collection It's July 2020 and I thought I'd do a little update on what the watch collection is now, and what the plans are for the rest of the year. I've pretty quiet with watches for 2020 just picking up straps until last week when I pulled the trigger on my mini grail the Hamilton Khaki Pilot Day Date, better known as the Cooper model since it's work by Cooper in the movie Interstellar . So we'll start from bottom left of the above photo.
It's not divers quality lume, but it is unique. Also, I love when the hands line up to form a full sword/light saber depending on the time.
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It's the first #FliegerFriday with this one.
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Final shot for the day, some lume. It's not spectacularly bright, but it's at least unique.
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Just out on a walk with my 2 best friends.
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Beyond happy with today's delivery. I've wanted this model for over 2 years, but every time I had it in the cart I talked myself out of it. So this time it stayed in as a late birthday present to myself.
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