The (Less intimidating) Watch Thread
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Is the other one an automatic, too? Lower prices Seikos, like the 5s, are known for having a pretty wide range of timekeeping accuracy. They're capable of keeping excellent time, but it usually requires some fine tuning.
The one you pictured has a quartz movement, though, so it should be much more accurate.
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Is the other one an automatic, too? Lower prices Seikos, like the 5s, are known for having a pretty wide range of timekeeping accuracy. They're capable of keeping excellent time, but it usually requires some fine tuning.
Correct. My Seiko 5 would usually lose 5 minutes every couple of weeks. I know it's easy to fix but I got tired of doing it so bought a Casio G-shock
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Oris Carl Brashear with a lot of patina.
“ A Navy Diver is not a fighting man. He is a salvage expert.”
“ if it’s lost. He finds it. If it’s sunk he brings it up. If it’s in the wya he moves it.”
Carl Brashear is a beast.
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Selko SLA019 on triple denim…
Gorgeous! I don't know why so many in the watch community slam that Speedy-like bracelet style Seiko and GS use, it looks lovely.
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Heritor HR7609
Japanese Auto movement, 43mm stainless case, screw down crown. Love the look, feels pretty decently made for the price point.
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I've already got a Hamilton Khaki in my sights for my next purchase. I just can't do cheap hobbies
That is pretty much why I still don’t own a watch. I’ve spent hours and hours perving over them on the internet and considering options but I know as soon as I go for one a new Pandora’s box will be opened.
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I've already got a Hamilton Khaki in my sights for my next purchase. I just can't do cheap hobbies
That is pretty much why I still don’t own a watch. I’ve spent hours and hours perving over them on the internet and considering options but I know as soon as I go for one a new Pandora’s box will be opened.
I know what you mean but I think you just had to find that one watch that suits you perfectly and you can be very happy with owning just that one. My first serious watch was a Rolex Explorer I, I still think the most ageless watch one can get. It took me almost a year to scrape the money to buy it spending many times staring at it through the the shop-window. It's been a great companion for many years not thinking about any other watch…
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Trying to get into the watch game. Victorinox don't get many mentions but I like the brand and the INOX seems very Iron Heart-ey. Plus the red face is unique. The only problem is that it's 13.6mm tall which is proving difficult to wear with UHF sleeves.
I have a watch that is almost 16mm thick. I tend to fold uhf sleeve cuffs in half on my watch hand, works well.
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If I have to have my cuffs fastended at wrist level for more than 5 minutes my head threatens to explode. I’m basically a three year old, but it means I can have a big thick watch, one day when I finally find «The One» [emoji849]
Same here. I even push up the sleeves on long sleeve T-shirts because of my wrist anxiety.
There is a second issue with tall watches to consider, neph. If you're clumsy, like I am, then you'll often be banging your watch into door frames, counters, chairs, basically everything. Just something to keep in mind during your search…
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The red dial on that Victorinox is nice, @Handlebars. I meant to say so earlier; the INOX series seems like a solid bang for the buck.
