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Clara Raven
Mar 13, 2019
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Updated: May 22, 2019
Yesterday, I did a stupid thing. As I was scrolling through the Notes pages on my mobile, I accidentally deleted my To Do List. What a calamity, I thought. How will I ever remember what was on it, with my memory? I started that list years ago and kept adding and adding to it. I had to scroll down and down to reach the end. I don't think it would have been humanly possible to ever get to the end of that list. What if I was supposed to be doing something for someone and I let them down because I don't complete it? I thought.. They'll contact me to chase me up, I thought back in response. Nothing like a conversation with yourself. What about all the fabulous ideas I'd come up with and scribbled down to complete. one fine day? I felt like Alice in Wonderland falling down the rabbit hole. I was in a bit of a dilemma for a while until I had an epiphany.
If there is nothing on my To Do list, then I have nothing to do...I was suddenly set free. I had to let it go. I had to start again. I wrote a few things I knew I needed to get done but other than a handful of things, all the items fitted within the space of the screen. I didn't even need to scroll down to see more. No wonder I have been in such a good mood since then. I have had a relaxed smile on my face all day. I've been positively beaming. What a gift to myself. The only things on the list were things I had put on there. Nothing was life or death. I'm not a nurse or doctor. No-one really will care if I do those things or not and if it's really important, they will chase me up. Eureka!
Sometimes, a great release isn't a gut punch of excitement. Sometimes, it's the slow burn that proves link that a watch is going to be great not just now but for the long haul. I frankly didn't think much of the Tudor Black Bay "Monochrome" when it came out link at Watches & Wonders. In a 41mm link by 13.5mm case and all-black dial and bezel combo, there's not much remarkable about the watch on paper. But that's the point. And to truly understand it, you need to look a bit closer.
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Jul 03
Where link they differ from both each other and link last year's releases is in color. While both feature the tone of aged-lume on the LumiBrite indices, the SPB237 sports a grey textured dial, and the SPB239 is all about a link chocolate-brown dial and bezel. The theme? Earth tones.
Sometimes, a great release isn't a gut punch of excitement. Sometimes, it's the slow burn that proves link that a watch is going to be great not just now but for the long haul. I frankly didn't think much of the Tudor Black Bay "Monochrome" when it came out link at Watches & Wonders. In a 41mm link by 13.5mm case and all-black dial and bezel combo, there's not much remarkable about the watch on paper. But that's the point. And to truly understand it, you need to look a bit closer.
Where link they differ from both each other and link last year's releases is in color. While both feature the tone of aged-lume on the LumiBrite indices, the SPB237 sports a grey textured dial, and the SPB239 is all about a link chocolate-brown dial and bezel. The theme? Earth tones.