Traditional folders and watches/timepieces

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two new pocket watches (quartz and digital) in yesterday's mail call.
GEG 828318 Dixie Stockman and Bunny Number 291.
Pens are a Esterbrook "J" and an circa 1947 Waterman's "Ideal" lever fills.
Inked with Blue (Waterman's) and brown/"sepia" (Esterbrook) "Archival" inks.

To help save or prolong the life of the bat or bats, the digital turns off the display after 10 minutes.
 
OldHercDude said:
Thursday's things (again).
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What model is that Vaer watch please? It looks like the Korean Field, but not quite. I like the hand configuration on this one better. Thanks!
 
Woodtroll said:
What model is that Vaer watch please? It looks like the Korean Field, but not quite. I like the hand configuration on this one better. Thanks!
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It is the Korean Field, but the most recent version. (edit, mine is the 36mm version) Slight changes/ refinements, and solar quartz. I agree about the hands, prefer the current version much better.
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Daytona is a little lighter / more comfortable than my daily wear Submariner. Small dials are hard to see without bifocals. Chose the black dial over the white dial (aka Panda). If I wore white shirts to work the Panda would work but the black dials are more masculine / classy. Bark ivory 68 is no slouch, two blade single spring true slipjoint (no halfstop).

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Chief said:
Daytona is a little lighter / more comfortable than my daily wear Submariner. Small dials are hard to see without bifocals. Chose the black dial over the white dial (aka Panda). If I wore white shirts to work the Panda would work but the black dials are more masculine / classy. Bark ivory 68 is no slouch, two blade single spring true slipjoint (no halfstop).
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Fantastic pairing and photo!
 
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