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    • seawolfS
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      Got my first Sinn today and I’m very happy! This watch packs a punch. So many great features in a modest, understated package. This is the 556i on the H-link bracelet.

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      “Good design is actually a lot harder to notice than poor design, in part because good designs fit our needs so well that the design is invisible” - Don Norman

      @zeebeeleather

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      • henry_davidH
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        Sinn makes a goddamn wonderful watch, @seawolf  😎 A college bud of mine purchased a version of the 556 (the 556a maybe?). Clean af!

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        • seawolfS
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          @henry_david:

          Sinn makes a goddamn wonderful watch, @seawolf  😎 A college bud of mine purchased a version of the 556 (the 556a maybe?). Clean af!

          Thank you! This is my one-watch collection. This watch can do it all 🙂 The 556A is absolutely gorgeous. I’ve had tons of watches over the years, but this is my first serious watch and I’m elated.

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          “Good design is actually a lot harder to notice than poor design, in part because good designs fit our needs so well that the design is invisible” - Don Norman

          @zeebeeleather

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          • henry_davidH
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            Honestly I'd say that's a true "one and done" watch. Congrats.

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            • seawolfS
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              Thanks! I'm very pleased. It hasn't stopped me from looking at other watches, but I know this one will be with me for the long haul  😃

              “Good design is actually a lot harder to notice than poor design, in part because good designs fit our needs so well that the design is invisible” - Don Norman

              @zeebeeleather

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              • JDelageJ
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                I've been looking at the 556 with MOP dials. Those are nice watches.

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                • seawolfS
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                  The MOP is gorgeous! And best of all, pretty widely available 🙂 If you search YouTube for reviews of the 556, they're consistently rave reviews with very little negative to say. The 556i is sold out here in the States, but I was able to find one on eBay that was purchased new in July, so it's still under the two year factory warranty.

                  Here's a great review, if anyone is interested:

                  “Good design is actually a lot harder to notice than poor design, in part because good designs fit our needs so well that the design is invisible” - Don Norman

                  @zeebeeleather

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                  • mclaincauseyM
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                    Ahh such Teutonic glory–good choice Z!

                    Think it, be it.

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                    • seawolfS
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                      Thanks @mclaincausey ! And for reference, this 38.5mm watch is on a 7.25” (185mm) wrist. It wears quite well for its small case size.

                      “Good design is actually a lot harder to notice than poor design, in part because good designs fit our needs so well that the design is invisible” - Don Norman

                      @zeebeeleather

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                      • DmartD
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                        The Sinn Finanzplatzuhr is great. I walk around it since years. Sinn has beautiful watches.

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                        • seawolfS
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                          That is such a gorgeous watch!

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                          “Good design is actually a lot harder to notice than poor design, in part because good designs fit our needs so well that the design is invisible” - Don Norman

                          @zeebeeleather

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                          • DmartD
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                            It really is. One day…I currently look for a Bell&Ross.

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                            • seawolfS
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                              I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches.I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches.I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches.I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches.

                              “Good design is actually a lot harder to notice than poor design, in part because good designs fit our needs so well that the design is invisible” - Don Norman

                              @zeebeeleather

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                                the246guy
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                                The Divers 65 that I have been alternating with my Nomos Tangente!

                                It's a marvel. I love this watch!

                                IH-555N | IH-666S-21 | IH-777D | IH-666 XHS | IHG-035 | IHB-06 | IH-721-KHA
                                IHSH-251 | IHSH-07 | IHSH-246 * 2

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                                • GraemeG
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                                  @seawolf:

                                  I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches. I don't need any more watches.

                                  I do, but surprisingly I don't have one at the moment. 😃

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                                  • AnesthetistA
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                                    [mention]the246guy [/mention] I love that watch! In fact I found a Momotaro collabo at a mall in Nashville and almost took it home with me. Nice looks and a great size, it was very tempting!

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                                    IG: bluehandsslim

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                                    • AnesthetistA
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                                      @jordanscollected for my fellow GShock fan from Haraki’s IG. Looks like he customized his strap with the IH & Ignition logos. About as close to a collab as we’ll get but really cool.

                                      IG: bluehandsslim

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                                        the246guy
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                                        Is there anyone here having some experience with the Omega Seamaster AT or the Speedmaster? I'm planning to get either one of these in the 38 mm version and would like to have some ideas on the movements between the two. Both have a Co-Axial movement, but are quite different. Any clues?

                                        IH-555N | IH-666S-21 | IH-777D | IH-666 XHS | IHG-035 | IHB-06 | IH-721-KHA
                                        IHSH-251 | IHSH-07 | IHSH-246 * 2

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                                        • jordanscollectedJ
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                                          thanks for sending @Anesthetist Matt. At least we know the thought has come up before.

                                          While I'm here, I have my MTG on today. It would be awesome to have Iron Heart etched in the metal case

                                          world tours:
                                          888 Fat guy chocolate WT
                                          Mad Red x2
                                          Wabidashery

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                                          • GraemeG
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                                            @the246guy:

                                            Is there anyone here having some experience with the Omega Seamaster AT or the Speedmaster? I'm planning to get either one of these in the 38 mm version and would like to have some ideas on the movements between the two. Both have a Co-Axial movement, but are quite different. Any clues?

                                            @the246guy the 38 mm Speedmaster uses one of Omega's standard co-axial movements, whereas the Seamaster Aqua Terra has a Master Chronometer rated co-axial movement.

                                            A Master Chronometer movement is certified by METAS to be basically impervious to magnetism and is slightly more accurate than a regular chronometer. Omega have a web page if you want all the technical details.

                                            If I was getting an Omega, I'd be after a Master Chronometer rated watch, largely for their anti-magnetic properties. It's something of a USP, although Tudor released a very cool version of the Black Bay last year that meets the same standards.

                                            The 42 mm Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch was upgraded last year with a new movement that is Master Chronometer certified. It's also the classic design, so it might be worth seeing if you can get away with the bigger case. Unlike the 38 mm version, and the AT, it's got a manual winding movement, so you need to wind it up every day or two.

                                            There's also the recently unveiled Speedmaster '57, which has a 40.5 mm case size, so roughly between the other two models, and a manual wind master chronometer movement. If you find the regular Speedy too big, this might fit your wrist better.

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