Hello!
I am looking at changing the frame on my m18. What i’m looking for is something heavy with good grip. It’s a very simple question but what companies do you guys recommend? This is my first sig.
Recently, I put the speedy back on its stainless steel bracelet. For a while, I had it on a Wrist Buddy rubber strap. I was a big fan of switching from metal to rubber. I know the band looks really nice on the speedy, but it felt good on rubber. Lately, I’ve been wearing my Rolex Submariner and my Expedition quite often. So I decided to put the stainless steel bracelet back on the speedy. I love how it looks. I forgot I was such a big fan of this watch with a traditional bracelet.
This was my very first AR-15 purchase, costing around 700 bucks. I customized it with a sling, laser, light, and red dot, and I really love this setup. It's inspired by GBRS. I took it to the range for a quick shooting session, firing about 160 rounds just to stay sharp. I practiced Mozambique drills, high ready, low ready, and more to keep my skills sharp. I am in the central Valley and have been looking for an outdoor range. So I can do draw from the holster and stuff like that. Does anyone have any recommendations?
This was the TimeX that I had for about a year. Loved the watch, it was my daily along with my sub. It was my gym watch for the longest time, but unfortunately it broke. I want sometime new, maybe the same Ironman again. But i’d love to hear some of the options you guys would recommend!
Hi everyone,
Since my house is currently being built, we are approaching the time to install drywall. Before I put up the drywall, I want to buy speakers to install around the house. I need a total of 12 speakers. I want the ability to turn some on and off. I won’t be able to control the system entirely through my phone, and I want the option to split the system. Can anyone here please recommend some good options?
[4/27 - 5/3]
Different light, different mood—this Expedition keeps finding new ways to hit. Today it’s less about the “tool watch” feel and more about how easy it is to just throw on and go. No flash, no extra weight, just a clean, sharp look that works without trying.
And yeah, the lightness still messes with me a bit, but it’s growing on me fast—it’s the kind of watch you forget you’re wearing until you check the time.
The titanium Tudor Pelagos is definitely next… soon!
[4/27 - 5/3]
Today’s wrist check: Timex Expedition in titanium. I’ve been really getting into titanium lately—the matte finish gives off a clean. It’s got that tool watch vibe but still feels like I can wear it anywhere. What still throws me off a bit is how light it feels. Almost “flimsy” at first compared to steel, but the more I wear it, the more I start to appreciate how strong and light titanium is.
I’ve got my eye on stepping up to a titanium Cartier Santos and eventually a titanium Tudor. Safe to say this won’t be my last titanium watch.
[4/27-5/4]
Back on wrist today and switched things up again—this time ditching the bracelet for a rubber strap. Completely changes the personality of the watch. It feels more athletic, and again way more comfortable for daily wear, especially out in the sun. The black-on-black look keeps it clean and sharp, while the rubber adds that functional, ready-for-anything vibe. I love the bracelet as well but for the Speedy i’m liking the strap.