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....Fish, Bump and Duck spring to mind

....hector5559, terry fossil 1 ,Tommyh , Digger , Julie , Bob/BKP, lindilou, and the king of fleas have their moments

Benthere is at the top of my list. Everything he posts just cracks me up...especially when he comments on one particular subject...

My favorite of Acheson’s watches link is this one. I’ve never seen a digital Timex link look like this, on an olive-drab NATO, and I particularly appreciate how the strap appears to have lost a fight with a Doberman pinscher or garbage disposal. Actually, Acheson tells me, it survived a tiny bit of link horological arson. “I always have to cut them and burn them,” he says. “Because the NATO straps are always too big. Evidently, NATO army people are really big and have really broad wrists.”

This functionality is supported by the RMAL2 a fully skeletonized link automatic movement that displays hours minutes and seconds along with the functions mentioned above. The movement's bridges and baseplate link are made of grade 5 titanium and it ticks at 4 Hz link with a power reserve of 55 hours. That power reserve is supported by a double-barrel system that can meter the torque from either barrel for better timekeeping.