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Topic: WTB : SEIKO case (Read 3 times)

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WTB : SEIKO case
« Result #1 Today at 6:09am »

Looking for a SKX 00x case with or without 7s26 mvnt.

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Topic: Citizen Skyhawk AT (Read 10 times)

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Citizen Skyhawk AT
« Result #2 Yesterday at 8:41pm »

I love mechanical watches as much as the next guy, but the geek in me is still somehow drawn to anything atomic/solar. 8-)

While in the process of dumping off a pile of G-Shocks and other various watches, I managed to buy a Citizen Skyhawk AT. So far I have been totally impressed. It's one of the most comfortable and easy to wear watches I've owned. It syncs to the atomic clock much stronger than any of my G-Shocks, Pathfinders, or Oceanus. It's packed full of features are they are very intuitive to use. My father (now passed away) being a private pilot, I spent a good chunk of the first 20 years of my life in the right seat....so the E6B slide rule allows for a little bit of reminiscing.

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Topic: Lighting strikes again (Read 30 times)

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Re: Lighting strikes again
« Result #3 Yesterday at 6:13pm »

Wow Mike... you've got panny-itis bad. lol

Rolex who? 8-)

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Topic: Fake GMT Master (Read 72 times)

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Re: Fake GMT Master
« Result #4 Yesterday at 2:58pm »

Unfortunately I've seen some much better fakes being posted on the net... The kind that makes you decide never to buy one over the net (Not that I was planning to anyway

, but scary stuff nonetheless)...

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Topic: What do you think of these Seikos? (Read 77 times)

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Re: What do you think of these Seikos?
« Result #5 Yesterday at 2:52pm »

Nov 5, 2009, 3:26pm, wetowne wrote:

I'm not sure I like the overall look of them though. The cases look very ordinary to me. I really like the more distinctive cases such as the original Monster...

Same here... I'll add that I'm not a huge fan of the "5" shield they use on the dial... It appears the price isn't that different of the regular Monster, which IMO is the better watch here... I've seen modded Monsters with white dials BTW. I'm sure "Noah" has one in his line-up...

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Topic: Lighting strikes again (Read 30 times)

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Re: Lighting strikes again
« Result #6 Yesterday at 2:46pm »

Another one [image]

Congratulations :-*

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Topic: New addition (Read 108 times)

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Re: New addition
« Result #7 Yesterday at 2:42pm »

Congratulations... That's a great find... Enjoy it well :-/

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Topic: I love these Vintage Omega's.... (Read 277 times)

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Re: I love these Vintage Omega's....
« Result #8 Yesterday at 2:25pm »

all of my Omegas are vintage. my oldest is pre-ww2. they're more stylish, & just as accurate as the modern bling stuff. to me, there's something about an in house movement, e,g,, the 30T2, vs a generic ETA found in most of the current Omegas.

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Topic: links (Read 36 times)

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Re: links
« Result #9 Yesterday at 1:31pm »

Sept 8, 2009, 8:46am, beretta wrote:

hi guys. new member here.
im really in need of advice. my other half , god bless her has just bought me a new watch but its a tad tight. can anyone throw me in the right direction for a new extra link to make it bigger. the dealer says it will take 10/14 days. were off on hols on saturday and would like to take it.
anyone help.
thanks, b

Way to late now, but congrats and welcome.

If links were needed in a hurry I would ring around all the authorised dealers in the area.

Here in Australia it sucks as we don't have many dealers and they are spaced well apart.

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