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The general watch talk discussion
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Ferret619
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I feel like a speedy is the thinking man’s bling.I want to get bling bling. But I can settle for a speedy.
There is currently a Grand Seiko GMT SBGJ227 Peacock for sale on the Aust.Watch Buy Sell facebook group that is pretty damn bling.Just beautiful.
Little more expensive than a Speedmaster but for what it is, it is a good price.
Very nice Mark.
You almost can't tell it's not
Ferret619
Foolish Possums are not Grand Poobahs
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Ferret619
Foolish Possums are not Grand Poobahs
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Mmm an in-house omega movement or an ETA both have their plusesVery nice Mark.
You almost can't tell it's notaSwatchthe real thing.
New daddy!
Mark1966
Canberra dwelling Happy Clapping Bean Counter
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Very nice Mark.
You almost can't tell it's notaSwatchthe real thing.
Nice, very nice!
Sneaked in this purchase on 29th June just before the GST hammer came crashing down.....
Any suggestions to source a nice 24mm leather strap (or even go back to Steinharts and get one there)?
I have fairly fairly solid wrists coming in at almost 8 inches ~ the lovely strap provided is 120/80 and good for most people but I'm halfway between the last and second last holes ~ probably need another 10mm to 20mm.
Any suggestions to source a nice 24mm leather strap (or even go back to Steinharts and get one there)?
I have fairly fairly solid wrists coming in at almost 8 inches ~ the lovely strap provided is 120/80 and good for most people but I'm halfway between the last and second last holes ~ probably need another 10mm to 20mm.
Www.panatime.com
I've bought a few 24mm straps from them.
I've bought a few 24mm straps from them.
Mark1966
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Been working on getting this guy regulated- pretty happy with that
So tell me about this app...
Ferret619
Foolish Possums are not Grand Poobahs
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Well you sync your time and from 12 hours later you can check your accuracy (well as accurate as tapping a phone can be)
That’s about all there is to it really-
I do like that you get US navel atomic time through it though, I haven’t had a radio watch regularly get the signal.
Does the app save your data? Would be good to do comparison between 12hr resting and 12hr wearing.....
I got my new longer leather strap today, arrived in the post this morning.... Still can't use it until the deployant clasp arrives ~ hopefully tomorrow if tracking is accurate!
I got my new longer leather strap today, arrived in the post this morning.... Still can't use it until the deployant clasp arrives ~ hopefully tomorrow if tracking is accurate!
Ferret619
Foolish Possums are not Grand Poobahs
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It probably does and I’m just too basic to investigate-
Here’s the days deviation while being worn mostly
+/-2 SPD is not bad for a 7s26 movement .
no47
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ooohhhh....new thread to peruse....
Thought I'd have a read through and join the happy throng. Lots of talk about the wonderful Omega's, so Ill share mine with you.
Present for Xmas 2001 (I think...might have been 2002). Was terrified of wearing it to start with, and it only came out on special occasions. However, I was convinced (read...TOLD) that it had been bought to wear...not sit in its box in a cupboard! As such, I've pretty much worn it every day since then.
I remember not long after I moved to Aus (2006) the battery went flat and I took it to a watch place on King Street in Perth. I cant remember the exact amount they quoted me to replace the battery (but it made my eyes water) and the smarmy git behind the counter gave me the old 'owning an Omega is a bit like owning a Mercedes sir, beautiful to look at but expensive to maintain...'.
After a bit of research I found Dayco watchmakers tucked away in Perth CBD and he's been looking after me ever since.
Have to say I absolutely love it, looks as good today as it did when I first opened the box (which is a massive and very flash leather thing..).
Thought I'd have a read through and join the happy throng. Lots of talk about the wonderful Omega's, so Ill share mine with you.
I remember not long after I moved to Aus (2006) the battery went flat and I took it to a watch place on King Street in Perth. I cant remember the exact amount they quoted me to replace the battery (but it made my eyes water) and the smarmy git behind the counter gave me the old 'owning an Omega is a bit like owning a Mercedes sir, beautiful to look at but expensive to maintain...'.
After a bit of research I found Dayco watchmakers tucked away in Perth CBD and he's been looking after me ever since.
Have to say I absolutely love it, looks as good today as it did when I first opened the box (which is a massive and very flash leather thing..).
Mark1966
Canberra dwelling Happy Clapping Bean Counter
Staff member
Site Moderator
Grand Society
2016 Sabbatical Fail
2018 Charity Auction Winner
2019 Charity Auction Winner
2020 Charity Auction Winner
ooohhhh....new thread to peruse....
Thought I'd have a read through and join the happy throng. Lots of talk about the wonderful Omega's, so Ill share mine with you.
Present for Xmas 2001 (I think...might have been 2002). Was terrified of wearing it to start with, and it only came out on special occasions. However, I was convinced (read...TOLD) that it had been bought to wear...not sit in its box in a cupboard! As such, I've pretty much worn it every day since then.
I remember not long after I moved to Aus (2006) the battery went flat and I took it to a watch place on King Street in Perth. I cant remember the exact amount they quoted me to replace the battery (but it made my eyes water) and the smarmy git behind the counter gave me the old 'owning an Omega is a bit like owning a Mercedes sir, beautiful to look at but expensive to maintain...'.
After a bit of research I found Dayco watchmakers tucked away in Perth CBD and he's been looking after me ever since.
Have to say I absolutely love it, looks as good today as it did when I first opened the box (which is a massive and very flash leather thing..).
Lovely Seamaster
The new "L" size strap and deployant clasp have arrived and I was able to properly wear them out in the wild today...... I love the new strap and clasp combo, it looks so much nicer than the heavy black rubber coated leather the watch originally arrived with.
The long strap only just slips through the strap loops though..... this will do for now but am thinking about a new 130x90 XL size now, will see how this one goes over the next few weeks before making up my mind.
The long strap only just slips through the strap loops though..... this will do for now but am thinking about a new 130x90 XL size now, will see how this one goes over the next few weeks before making up my mind.