The (Less intimidating) Watch Thread
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@Anesthetist that gorgeous, thanks for sharing.
Don’t for a second think I haven’t been lying awake at night thinking about what to bring to Gosport. G-Shock included.
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@Anesthetist that gorgeous, thanks for sharing.
Don’t for a second think I haven’t been lying awake at night thinking about what to bring to Gosport. G-Shock included.
I would be the same way!
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@Anesthetist that gorgeous, thanks for sharing.
Don’t for a second think I haven’t been lying awake at night thinking about what to bring to Gosport. G-Shock included.
I would be the same way!
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I'm honestly not sure which of the two watch threads I'm supposed to be posting in. This is definitely a luxury watch, but not a very expensive one, relatively speaking. I guess that makes it appropriate for this thread as I suppose it is "less intimidating." I don't know. But I effing love this watch. My beloved Tudor Black Bay 58.
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Tudor have just announced a new version of their Ranger. The old one used an ETA movement, but this new one shares its workings with the Black Bay 58. It's been downsized slightly to 39 mm.
Prices start at around 2600 Swiss Francs or Euros, and I'd guess they'll be a similar figure in US Dollars.
More details at Monochrome.
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I already have an Explorer but I still wouldnt mind a Ranger.
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NWA. I've been wanting a field watch for a while and this one is close to perfect: hardened steel case & bracelet, super legible dial, no date, WR 200m, 40mm, thin, etc. I used to have the Damasko DSub1, but I sold it because it was fairly thick with a completely flat case side, and it didn't do well with long sleeves. This one shouldn't be a problem and the dial design is much nicer.
