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Cake day: June 12th, 2023

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  • I had a boss that would constantly chase the new buzz-worthy tech rather than focusing on the tools and languages we already used and supported (which also had the capability of accomplishing the same objectives). My team spent a lot of resources on half ass implemented tools that created more gaps than what it was supposed to fill. In the end, the team (not him) were expected to fix the issues he created because he was always busy chasing the ‘next big thing’, brushing the issues he created for the team under the rug. Super frustrating and glad I’m not working in that environment anymore.
















  • Love the AMG version! Have not seen it in person, but looks awesome. I hear the rubber strap is super comfy too.

    Great question. It was a journey of figuring out which complications I liked and didn’t like. From that I determined I wanted the day date, but hopefully with some timing mechanism (for cooking, laundry, etc). Already had a diver with it somewhat, but wanted something different. Most chronographs had 2 or the 3 or the complications together, but IWC had all 3. I love the pilot design and so I was originally looking at the steel with a blue dial or the black Top Gun edition. It was a tough decision, but in the end, I like the green and gold-ish color that has a that classic feel that makes it feel not too flashy. The patina actually kind of helps to make the gold hands pop on the dial. Almost rugged, but fancy at the same time. Lol.

    One thing I had noticed that I did like a little better is that on mine, the hour markers aren’t really there. Just the 12, 3, 6, and 9, and the other have the minute number (5, 10, 20, etc). At night it’s kind of nice because the lime seems to be like a simple compass with only the 4 points illuminated. Small differences, but something neat.

    The bronze changed within a month or so, but I’ve enjoyed it. It’s not a replacement for gold, but I also have an Omega Aqua Terra for dressier occasions, a Tudor Pelagos for a diver, so something different.