Wearing my Seiko Mod "SeaMaster 007" dive watch. Cool parts are the dial, the bezel, and the mesh bracelet. Have an enjoyable Super Bowl Sunday.

So two weeks ago I shared that I had found the Hamilton Khaki at an Estate Sale in my neighborhood and that I had another one that I was holding out on sharing. Well, I got her back this morning as inwanted her to get a once over before she entered into the rotation. Both of these were unplanned purchases but sometimes the Universe has other plans. I made a low ball offer as it was a Sunday and close to the end and they accepted. While not my Grail watch, that still is held by a Blue Omega Seamaster 300M Chronometer 2531.80.00, it’s an Omega Seamaster that will be proudly displayed on White Dial Wednesday, I present to everyone, The Iceman.

I started 2026 with a list. I said I was going to allow myself three watch purchases through out the year. One would be a Hamilton Khaki Field Watch, one a Dan Henry, maybe, 1962 Daytona, and at the constant urging of @Warren Money and the sharing of @Chad Smith, @Scott Critchfield, and others and their appreciation of the Erebus brand, I wanted a MOP. Well, I’m down to two watches that are planned and budgeted for now in 2026 as I welcome the Erebus Mother of Pearl to my collection today. She’s a lovely addition to the collection and will be worn proudly starting a week from Monday as she’s going to make the work trip to Kansas City with me, considering a nice bump in sales with a timely search allowed me to purchase her earlier than expected.

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Thanks to RMRS and Tim at Monterey I received my Kitty Hawk Blue dial watch. Really my first field watch and casual watch I own. - Movement: Seagull manual-wind St3600 mechanical operating at 21,600 bph - Case: 42mm diameter, brushed stainless steel - Case Height: 11.5mm - Lug-to-Lug: 52.5mm - Lug Width: 22mm - Dial: Black with small seconds sub-dial - Indices: High-legibility with C3 lume - Crystal: Sapphire - Caseback: Display caseback - Crown: Oversize with "M" logo