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: OK, OK . . . so it's not quite Friday, but I just couldn't wait
: those last 57 minutes, to shoot and share this watch. It arrived
: a few days ago, from the estate of Colonel John Glenn, and has
: been on my wrist ever since.
: A special series of LeCoultre watches, made for the seven Mercury
: astronauts and worn during their training. This story will be
: told in full detail, but for now we can just look at the watch
: and think of the hero who wore it.
: Don't you just love this vintage watch hobby!!
: Jeff
: Yes, this is a very cool watch Jeff. The 2,5 min dots are unique.
Today its friday and my choice is old Wakmann Daytona with Autavia case and bezel
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