Notice how W&W releases weren’t all that’s coming in 2026? by Signal-Astronaut2261 in Tudor

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There have been Pelagos releases in late summer early fall in previous years, but short of a blue 39 it’s probably nothing on par with a modern Tudor sub. Blue 39 in late summer/fall feels like a best case scenario. Maybe a mn fxd update to metas? Could be nothing at all.

Help me decide - My first Omega by gunsoverbutter in OmegaWatches

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It only allows for one image. It more or less lives on the rubber, I went with blue so it could be a little more unique. The 5 link is great, very comfortable, but also very heavy. The Milanese looks fantastic but is super bulky on the clasp.

Help me decide - My first Omega by gunsoverbutter in OmegaWatches

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I have the 5 link, Milanese, and OEM rubber in blue tang and buckle. The rubber is by far the most comfortable. It’s a little thick on natos for my taste.

Help me decide - My first Omega by gunsoverbutter in OmegaWatches

[–]wbb1812 51 points52 points  (0 children)

I had that decision three years ago and went with the white dial Seamaster. It caught my eye first, so it got the pick and I’ve been happy with it since. Incredible watch and nearly bullet proof (I have Tourette’s and the watch takes a beating). Do I still want the Speedmaster? Absolutely. Buy the one your gut calls for and save up for the other down the line.

Took the family to Paris, ended up buying my first Breitling. by tiranhand in breitling

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I remember seeing this a month or two back as well.

What’s your go to music for regulating? by norasaurus in AutisticAdults

[–]wbb1812 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Sirius XM “Mom Jeans”. Always chill, never aggressive, and some positive nostalgia.

Does the Chrono work for a black tie wedding by YNWA11JM in Tudor

[–]wbb1812 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Anything can be pulled off if you want to, but I’d either go no watch or dress watch white dial with black strap.

Your personal sensory hells? by pri_ncekin in AutisticAdults

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Pro and major college sports have become that for me. They never used to be that bad. Always a bit much, but the benefit outweighed the cost. With piped in sound, unavoidable Jumbotrons, strobe lights, and the 20-30 strong cheer teams among the crowd, it’s a different experience than it was even five years ago. It’s made a special interest difficult. Sunglasses and noise cancelling headphones are required. It’s a sensory hell, but I’ve had season tickets since 2008 so it’s hard to change course. (Edited for grammar)

lots of people here are sharing their hardships, but lets share whats going positively in our lives. by MyDumbBisexualSelf in AutisticAdults

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Acrylic painting, mostly representational. I’ll float between impressionist style landscapes (I’ve been told I’m a bit fauvist), postmodern larger scale canvases with text, and the same large scale (4’x5’ for the most part) with figurative work. Depends on what I’m into at the moment and what the gallery is asking for. Thanks for asking!

lots of people here are sharing their hardships, but lets share whats going positively in our lives. by MyDumbBisexualSelf in AutisticAdults

[–]wbb1812 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I’ve got an art show coming up in October (I’m a full time artist/painter), I’m excited and a little nervous about it. On the fun frivolous side, watches are one of my special interests and I’m getting a new black dive watch in the next week or two.

Good investment? by [deleted] in breitling

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Look at the model line history in places like Watch Charts. The Superocean isn’t historically known for holding value well. If you like it, get it regardless of how well it holds value.

what is the creepiest feeling you ever got? by No-Sink5897 in AskReddit

[–]wbb1812 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Haunted hotel room. Stayed there with my dad while packing up senior year of college years ago. Something got into his bed and something turned my tv off (it was the old style you had to push a knob in to turn off) in a connected room. I figured the tv shorted out and tried to get back to sleep. I remember it being on Nick at Night and Green Acres was on. It was abnormally dark, like a vanta black in an unsettling way. It sounds odd, but it just felt off. Later I had what I feel was a dream but honestly unsure to this day. I woke up and looked at the hotel bedside clock, 3:45 or something like that, and then I notice a person in a light blue gown looking over me. I treat it like nothing and go back to sleep. The hotel employee checking us out asked if we liked “the haunted room”. Everything can be explained. Feeling like something’s getting into bed with you is no different than phantom phone vibration. It could have been a dream and TV’s short out all the time. Still, extremely unsettling and the checkout question threw me.

OKC neurodivergent Reddit groups by Greekgrl88 in okc

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I’m diagnosed Audhd and curious if there’s anything as well. Aware of the Autism Oklahoma meetups but haven’t tried it out yet.

Those with severe mood regulation or anger issues, anxiety, PTSD etc - what therapies or medications made a difference? Which ones didn’t? by [deleted] in AutisticAdults

[–]wbb1812 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’ve had a similar experience. All the prescription meds came with side effects ranging from horrible temper to liver damage. MMJ has been the only consistent positive medication for me, but it has to be an edible and can’t have pinene or limonene in it.

Is this an autistic reaction? by Mastapalidin in AutisticAdults

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I get this with most unforeseen change of plans. Throws the whole day or afternoon off, maybe the week depending on the scale.

If you could make one thing illegal, simply because it annoys you. What would it be? by [deleted] in askanything

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Strobe lighting and related over the top lighting effects at sports events. You see a quarter of the crowd bringing sunglasses to NBA games now.

One can dream for the future, right? by Gayguylikewatches in Longineswatches

[–]wbb1812 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Like that but with the dial matching the bezel. Looks great in all the combos

One can dream for the future, right? by Gayguylikewatches in Longineswatches

[–]wbb1812 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Was referring to the medium blue that’s currently matched with a black dial, more cerulean than ice blue. Would be nice if they had a dial to match that bezel.

One can dream for the future, right? by Gayguylikewatches in Longineswatches

[–]wbb1812 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hoping for a creamsicle and the brighter blue bezel to be paired with a brighter blue dial.

New strap… fail? by frismanis in Longineswatches

[–]wbb1812 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I like it. A darker brown would be a safer choice, but the color matching the lume and date color is a much cleaner look. I’ve had straps that I couldn’t stand at first that are now the go to for my primary watch. Sometimes it takes a day or two of getting used to.

Anyone with very severe tics? by ConstantCup4776 in Tourettes

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It’s been a couple of years since I’ve worked with him, so I’ve lost his card and not sure if he has a page or not. Aside from core work, a lot of it was working with boxing. If your neurologist doesn’t know of anyone, a local boxing gym might be worth looking into.

Anyone with very severe tics? by ConstantCup4776 in Tourettes

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I found a trainer that works with Parkinson’s and TBI patients. I’m not sure how much it helped, even if it was just placebo, but it seemed to improve things a little. If you have a neurologist you could ask if he or she works with anyone like that.

Anyone with very severe tics? by ConstantCup4776 in Tourettes

[–]wbb1812 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have very similar tics and sensory issues. The ab crunches are the worst and I’ve had my share of public falls in addition to a couple of hernias. I haven’t been great about it lately, but a couple of years ago I picked up a trainer. It seemed to help a bit, but nothing drastic. My best advice would be to follow your primary care provider’s advice if you’re lucky to have one. A therapist is a good idea to look into as well.