The beach was just down the street from the park. It had everything you would expect. Sunshine, surf, surfers, strolling, sunbathing (safely covered, I checked) (here too) Standing up on the curb I noticed a Mercedes was coming down the street. This is a 300 SEL 6.3 circa 1970 - quite valuable today
We drove to a park we'd never visited before, and were quite charmed by the first few sights. Such as this rock / succulent arrangement right at the sidewalk, and a bunch of bananas (not quite ripe enough), and a gorgeous flower. Does it say TROPICAL loudly enough? Then we were faced with a question
Thinking about this forum (and the rest of the site), I realized each of our photographic styles are as different in color and texture as these flowers I saw the other day. Please help us to continue this adventure and bring all of our work up a notch. Cheers, Cazalea
MB&F, JLC, and a few others are still making watches with helical hairsprings AN ARTICLE ABOUT FIVE WATCHES Sold individually Available in 10 different diameters Fits 2.0mm, 2.5mm, 2.7mm, 3.5mm and 3.8mm case hole openings Many different shapes and styles Lengths vary from 5.0mm to 17.4mm Push butto
Picture from "The Naked Watchmaker" deconstruction of the 7750 with split seconds. BTW the original image you provided of the pocket watch is using the helical spring in the same sub-system of the watch - to pull two arms together when resetting one of the chrono hands. I took one of these watches a
From family to family and region to region. We need thing is for certain - most people with an older car have more than one (I suppose the same thing applies to 🐈⬛ cats).