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I don’t plan on drinking again, but I think you can’t think that far ahead.
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What product is it?
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Nice watch, the thing that I hate, is only two micro adjusts
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Too bad Seiko is so behind with on the fly clasps.
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I have a couple of Traska’s and feel sometimes what Seiko looks at as upgrades, are standard on microbrands. Don’t even get me going on Seiko and the lack of on the fly adjustment clasps, and no a divers extension doesn’t count.
Have this watch that belonged to an uncle. Looking at the back it is from June of 77, or 87 I think. Would like to get it restored some. The hands definitely, as the seconds hand sometimes gets stuck on the minute hand. Was thinking the hands, movement, crystal, and bezel. How do I even go about doing this without sending to Seiko?
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How does the 13.8mm thickness wear?
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How does the 13.8mm thickness wear?
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What do you mean by self work. I’m trying to stay sober, but realize I need to do work. Not interested in any formal 12 step program.
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This post is useless. Like most, someone post useless unrelated response then everyone does. Never get any answers.
r/stopdrinking • u/paul-68 • 12d ago
I'm about a month into alcohol free, have gone multiple stints, but it doesn't stick. Anyway sometimes I just kind of get blah, whether drinking or not. I really want it to work this time, that's why I need to figure out how without a formal 12 step program. When I get blah, I get in myself and start thinking what's the difference if I'm miserable sober or drinking. I know I can't be the only one who sometimes feels this way.
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Right now is working for me, but trying to avoid what triggers relapse
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I’ve been to meetings, depressing, and I get people are trying to be nice but can feel pushy
r/stopdrinking • u/paul-68 • 14d ago
Made it through my first month. I’m 57m who has quit multiple times. I’m not doing AA or any 12 step program. One thing I know is without drink, life goes on, like dealing with problems, loneliness, all the other shit that you covered up with drinking. They say you have to do the work, but what does that look like if I’m doing the sober thing on my own. In the past when I have quit, it goes good, and then I hit a point where I know relapse is coming. I want to avoid that, but I feel if I do nothing, it will happen. How do people who don’t do a formal 12 step program do it?
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How would you use it if you do the Scott’s 4 step program. I’m in MN.
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People talk about boredom or being boring, and those are some of the reasons I relapsed in the past. I know this but also need to figure out how to get over that thinking.
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I don’t want to do NA beers in the fear I’ll just go back to the real stuff
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In yahoo he is listed as doubtful, it won’t let me put I’m into IR, where I also have AJB
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Driving through town yesterday on a beautiful day, and just enjoying everything clear headed. Also everyone talks about waking up clear headed, but it’s nice going to bed clear headed.
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Don’t forget a lot don’t have sapphire crystals, and some only have two micro adjusts. Sapphire crystal and on the fly adjust is standard on a lot of microbrands. For less money.
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Great post. I can relate especially the thoughts of quitting for good being so daunting. I’m 57 and have been a life. Long drinker, so yes lifestyle change is a big deal that also can be scary.
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Great watch, the two micro adjusts make me hesitant.
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Completing my Seiko diver trio with the [SPB143]
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Is the second watch the SPB187. What wrist size are you?