Chose to unveil this piece from the collection today in honor of both Tool Tuesday and keeping a hero theme. @Jamal Moore i shared this watch with you a while back. The Tuskegee Airmen were pioneering African American and Caribbean-born military aviators and support personnel who trained at Tuskegee Army Air Field in Alabama during World War II, famously earning the "Red Tails" nickname for their distinctive painted aircraft and achieving remarkable combat success as bomber escorts, proving their capabilities and paving the way for military desegregation. They were the first Black U.S. military pilots, comprising units like the 332nd Fighter Group and 477th Bombardment Group, who flew missions in North Africa, Italy, and Europe, earning numerous accolades and challenging racial stereotypes. https://avi-8.com/products/flyboy-tuskegee-airmen-meca-quartz-lucera-av-4103-02

Good Morning Watch lovers I chose a simple but classic looking piece as I go out in the snow and worship make it a happy blessed day.

I know I’ve been a little less active since Thanksgiving. Keeping comments to a minimum and just liking post. It’s been a heck of a week at UPS. I got my weekly step count emailed last night so maybe you guys will understand the struggle lol check out the photo below 😬

So for battery changes and other minor things with your watch collection, did anyone purchase a kit or do you choose to bring it to a jeweler or watch shop? As my collection grows, I’m thinking of getting a kit off of Amazon but wanted to consult y’all first for ideas.

This watch has been sitting w/o wrist time for too long. One of the first dive watches I bought about two decades ago. It’s my Deep Blue Sea Diver, Miyota movement, 1000m WR. Company has drastically reduced the number of models it used to offer, but they still make high quality affordable divers under $500. Model I have went through a couple cosmetic and movement changes, but is no longer available.