Rumsztyk

Thank you for this information. I have read about it also elswhere that these green letters are very easy to clean and that watch looks then even better. I will have to try

It has number 5502-S012813 on its back although you will find more information when you use number AJ9230-08E which is on the guarantee card. It has ca 41-42 mm without crown, 50mm from lug to lug and 20mm between lugs. It is ca 11mm thick and it is lighter than twin automatic model. I hope it helps.

citizen aqualand

Thank you. Yes, Atlantic is still very popular in Poland but not in other countries. It is nice watch but IMO overpriced.

I feel it will be on my wrist for long time

DBC32 - 200% digitálky

dw290 almost g-shock

evening change

Unfortunately google translator is not very good so I do not understand most of your questions but -strap is a cheap, no name one. It looks nice on the picture but in reality is not very good. -The picture is one of the Chris Niedenthal. He was English man who felt in love in Polish girl and came from UK to comunistic Poland to live with her. He was a photographer. His pictures shows reality in comunistic countries - mainly in Poland but also in CCCP, DDR, CSRS and others. Some of them are very, very famous - you can see a few in the net. The picture I have pasted shows the student of agriculture university during practices - such students were called by people who lived in the country (deep province) "Eves" because they showed so many nude bodies without a shame

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