Watches - another OCD problem
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There's a hands on with the Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Mil-Spec at aBlogToWatch.
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Hodinkee released a collaboration with Ressence earlier today. It's sold out, so if you want one (and can afford the $22,500 price tag), tough!
The watch is a skeletonised Type 1, with a steel case, rather than the standard titanium. This video shows how the time is displayed, which I love.
There are quite a few comments on the site that Hodinkee are selling out to the industry, but I suspect that they did so a long while back. Someone pointed out that the major watch blogs tend to carry minimal advertising, so someone is paying for the editorial team. So take what they post with a pinch of salt.
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That is very cool. If I had the cash to spare, I'd be willing to blow it on one of those.
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How about something cheaper @Giles?
Seiko Prospex Diver SLA017 reissue, which should retail for €3800. It's a limited edition, with a movement based off the Grand Seiko line, and possibly sold out already.
Details from Monochrome's review. Hodinkee have an announcement, which also includes the modern version of the watch.
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I do like that!!!
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STOP IT
How about something cheaper @Giles?
Seiko Prospex Diver SLA017 reissue, which should retail for €3800. It's a limited edition, with a movement based off the Grand Seiko line, and possibly sold out already.
Details from Monochrome's review. Hodinkee have an announcement, which also includes the modern version of the watch.
Such a great watch.
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^ It's a great watch!
There's also the Kermit or 16610LV. It has a black dial with a non-ceramic green bezel. It is also very nice.
yeah. the ceremic is 116610LV. the additional 1 in front stands for ceremic. otherwise the single 1 is the kermit. the ceremic green bezel and dial is called the hulk whereas the green bezel and black dial is kermit.
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@QuantumMechanic nice collection there sir!
I have had my eye on a panerai for quite sometime….the 1950 flyback models really peak my interest. However, it's a very hefty price tag.
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