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Old 18 April 2018, 04:39 PM   #1
Earnyourturns
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Right watch but wrong watch

I am out taking my dog for a walk and scanning through the forum. Today I am going mountain biking at Glentress in the Scottish Borders. While I was scanning the forum I glanced down to admire my watch only to be reminded that I had strapped on my Suunto rather than my Explorer. Right watch for the day but definitely a feeling of disappointment when I glanced at my wrist
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Old 18 April 2018, 05:27 PM   #2
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I am out taking my dog for a walk and scanning through the forum. Today I am going mountain biking at Glentress in the Scottish Borders. While I was scanning the forum I glanced down to admire my watch only to be reminded that I had strapped on my Suunto rather than my Explorer. Right watch for the day but definitely a feeling of disappointment when I glanced at my wrist
On the bright side, The Highlander or Mel Gibson in blue facepaint hasn't lopped your arm off at the elbow so you're still fortunate enough to have a wrist to look at, plus, there's no tumor on it.

But if you're a "Glass is half empty" person, you can disregard the above.
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Old 25 April 2018, 06:26 AM   #3
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He only lopped off your arm at the elbow if you were English. Still have both my arms thankfully. Explore back on wrist. Going Canyoning tomorrow, I will keep the Explorer on for that.
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Old 25 April 2018, 08:35 AM   #4
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I’m strapping on my Apple Watch and going Mountain Biking so I know how you feel.

My Rolex will have to wait for a few hours :)
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