What makes underwater welding so dangerous?
I do have doubts about the danger of the job, I just never fully understood what exactly makes it, according to many people, (one of) the most dangerous jobs in the world?
u/e1mq — 1 day ago
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r/timex r/lithuania r/BicyclingCirclejerk r/midowatch r/traditionaltattoos r/submechanophobia r/WatchesCirclejerk r/Music r/Watches
▲ 3 r/Music
Listening to live recordings of well known songs makes it feel like you just discovered them
Might be obvious to most, but I just realized this week how nice it is to listen to live recordings of songs that would otherwise be a little boring to listen to for the millionth time. I feel like I have freshly discovered songs that I’ve been listening to for ages and it is sooo nice, like brain-scratching nice :D What was I doing earlier??
u/e1mq — 6 days ago
▲ 165 r/BicyclingCirclejerk
Finally bought a Sirvelo
What are we thinking fellas? Of course I didn't tell my wice how much this baby cost 🤣🤣🤣🤣
u/e1mq — 2 months ago
▲ 56 r/traditionaltattoos
How long did your swellbow tattoo take?
I want to get a traditional rose on my elbow, however I am not sure how I will handle the pain as I've read some horror stories about getting an elbow tattoo.
How long did your elbow tattoos take? If you could attach images that would be really helpful for getting the grasp as well.
Cheers
u/e1mq — 2 months ago
[Mido Ocean Star GMT Shark Tooth] on a small wrist?
Does anyone with a small wrist (16-16,5 cm.) own this watch?
I would very much appreciate if you could share some wrist shots of it on a small wrist.
I have a Certina DS Action Diver 38mm which fits me well and I wonder if this watch looks/feels/is that much bigger?
Thank you:)
u/e1mq — 3 months ago
▲ 20 r/lithuania
Kokia Kauno vieta čia pavaizduota?
Paveikslas vadinasi "Art Deco Kaunas", autorius Gitas Markutis.
Niekaip neatrenku, kuri čia galėtų būti Kauno vieta, ar gal kelių vietų fragmentai?
u/e1mq — 3 months ago
▲ 1 r/Watches
[Question] What makes you appreciate your watch?
I bought my Certina DS Action Diver two years ago when I first started getting into watches. At the time, it ticked all my boxes: clean diver design, reputable brand, good movement for the price level, great WR specs, and a sleek looking watch overall.
However now that I've read more forum posts, watched more Youtube videos and had more conversations with people about watches, I am realising that I barely feel anything when looking at my watch (not that I think it's a bad watch, I still think it is a good one).
My question to you guys — what makes you appreciate your watches?
Is it the memories with the watch? Earning your scratches? Some specific design features? Were all your watches a grail before buying them or did loving some of them take time?
I have this bucket list of watches that I would like to buy someday, the reasons for wanting them feel stronger than the reasons I had when buying my Certina, but I am a little worried I might end up feeling the same way again.
u/e1mq — 3 months ago