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[roadrash]

@Speicher , how about this..
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[Speicher]

Thank you for that suggestion.

I think I would prefer a much plainer clockface, And a strap that can be changed if necessary.

 

[Gravity Aided]

Or this one:
https://www.holzkern.com/en/calm-amaranth-amaranth.html

It's early yet, in the States. I thought the watch brand was Hohenzollern.

 

[Gravity Aided]

My Kissa had her first litter in the bed next to my leg well she started labour there I got up and moved her into the prepared box, not an easy task as at the time I had a 'loft bed' up a 7' ladder. For the 2nd litter I was ready for the signs and arriving home from the pub I could tell she was in labour so plonked her again in a prepared box in the front room and sat with her by my feet as I sat on the settee, however I dozed off after a couple of hours and ended up sat on the end seat with my head on the middle cushion and awoke to her having the 3rd kitten on the other end seat of the settee right next to my head.

She wanted you to be the first to see them.

 

[Reynard]

On that linked page, it mentions that if you have a six slot back you need a screw back thingybob.

*DOH*

I didn't see that. My bad.

 

[Reynard]

Also because otherwise I have to be at the Employment Agency's training course in how to make a better CV and it's a dull as ditch water...

The ditch water here is as opposed to dull. Gets really stinky at times. The "joy" of living in the fens...

 

[Reynard]

There are occasions when I need to wear a watch. I do not use a mobile phone on a daily or even weekly basis, only in emergencies.

I do not wear jewellery as in bracelets or earrings.

I have put this one at the top of the list. I like the watch because it has a beautiful face*, looks like shimmering water. I have almost entirely opted out of buying presents for anyone, and this will be a present for me, from me and the cats.

https://www.holzkern.com/en/maui-leadwood-nacre.html

Or this one https://www.holzkern.com/en/capri-olivewood-nacre.html

This one look more "dressy". I shan't post anymore pics of watches.

* Yes, I already have a beautiful face, don't I?

Oi, stop laughing!

LOLOLOLOL!

I wear a watch when I'm out and about. When I'm not out and about, there are enough clocks dotted about the house. Am not a jewellery wearer as such, although I like a bit of (understated) bling. No earrings though as I've no piercings.

The only items I wear all the time are a St Christopher and a locket containing a photo and a memento of someone very dear to me.

 

[Reynard]

The watch looks lovely, I carry a smart phone with me most of the time, theres a clock on the dash of the car, but its very rare I need to know the time.

Cats are also good clocks. They know exactly what time they are fed, and you can set your agenda by that.

I know exactly when it's 11am and 7pm

 

[Reynard]

Just popped the oven on to preheat. Have some more cheese and onion rolls for lunch.

 

[Gravity Aided]

LOLOLOLOL!

I wear a watch when I'm out and about. When I'm not out and about, there are enough clocks dotted about the house. Am not a jewellery wearer as such, although I like a bit of (understated) bling. No earrings though as I've no piercings.

The only items I wear all the time are a St Christopher and a locket containing a photo and a memento of someone very dear to me.

Reminds me I need to get a new St Michael and St. Botulph.

 

[Jenkins]

Still waiting for the delivery. Dusting has been done (including the fiddly model race cars) and I'm now having a mug of coffee and a cheese & pickle sandwich while waiting for the kitchen floor to dry having cleaned that as well. Next is the vacuuming...

Oh what an exciting week off work I'm haviing.

 

[Reynard]

Reminds me I need to get a new St Michael and St. Botulph.

Those are new ones on me - as wearables, that is.

Although there's a standing joke here in the UK that St Michael is the patron saint of underwear. (A reference to the fact that Marks & Spencer smalls used to be sold under the "St Michaels" brand...)

 

[classic33]

Beetroot burgers for lunch, with a bit of shrubbery..

What was the shubbery like?

 

[classic33]

Those are new ones on me - as wearables, that is.

Although there's a standing joke here in the UK that St Michael is the patron saint of underwear. (A reference to the fact that Marks & Spencer smalls used to be sold under the "St Michaels" brand...)

Saint Bernard in Ireland.

 

[PeteXXX]

What was the shubbery like?

Mainly green ish