The Watch Thread - Part 10

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Thinking of going Japan next few months and get Omega Speedmaster pro hesalite version

Looking at Japan price with current exchange rate and tax free
http://kakaku.com/item/K0000691085/
Might be able to get at around S$4,000 for new one

In Singapore, is it possible to get cheaper? :s11::s11:
 

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I dun think so. Think lowest is 4600. Got mine at 4880 without bargaining at carousell. $4000 is a lot of watch for that price. Worth it

Thinking of going Japan next few months and get Omega Speedmaster pro hesalite version

Looking at Japan price with current exchange rate and tax free
http://kakaku.com/item/K0000691085/
Might be able to get at around S$4,000 for new one

In Singapore, is it possible to get cheaper? :s11::s11:
 

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I dun think so. Think lowest is 4600. Got mine at 4880 without bargaining at carousell. $4000 is a lot of watch for that price. Worth it

Thanks! Guess i will just go Tokyo and find. Problem is the box will take up so much luggage space.
Maybe will try to ship back the box by DHL or something:(
 

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Ever since Steinhart started producing ST.5 movements and St.1 movements, nowadays they rarely have OOS situations.

In terms of where will we find St.5 and St.1 movements in Steinhart watches...

ST.1 movements should be used more extensively in their Pilot/Flieger watches which feature elegant sandwich dials and clear casebacks. We may even see Steinhart using ST.1 in future ultraslim watches, because it does not have a Rotor

ST.5 movements would be used more extensively in their Ocean series
Wait, so how come Gnomon's site always state that Steinhart uses ETA movements?
 

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I find it bright too but never compared with higher end seiko directly . Hope this old pic give a sensing


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Talking about lume, I know Seiko divers lume is very good.

How about Orient, is it also good on the Ray/Mako? :D
 
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I find it bright too but never compared with higher end seiko directly . Hope this old pic give a sensing

Thanks, seems adequate. Maybe I should take my own advice and try on all of them in person. I really love the heck-care look of the Monster but those huge teeth swallowing up part of the minute indices makes me pause. :s13:
 

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Wait, so how come Gnomon's site always state that Steinhart uses ETA movements?

Probably due to the fact that t1 and st5 are modelled after eta movements. But not sure why they are not adopting St1 and st5 for description... maybe they still have some old steinhart watches on eta 2824-2 movts

But It's known that St1 is a highly modified eta 6479 movt and iirc it's stated in Steinhart website as well.

As for st5, the entire movt, in terms of specs, is far too similar to eta 2824-2
They both have 28,800BPH and 25 jewels, hack, have a quickset date function and are 11 1/2'' in diameter. It appears to be very similar from what I have seen in regards to shape too, the only discernible difference is the finishing and decorations.
 

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Haven seen any bro with this. Any one have a photo to share?

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2nd pic the skin tone and colour is closer to my skin tone and colour

A few reasons why Ocean 1 blue Premium is costlier
- Ceramic Bezel inlay. Outlay is SS brushed teeth bezel
- Glass caseback
- Soprod A-10 movt
- Super Luminova Bgw9 lume
 
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Bro thanks for the photos!

Not as nice as I thought like different from the smurf feeling.

Weekend go there to see for myself! Thanks a lot once again

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2nd pic the skin tone and colour is closer to my skin tone and colour

A few reasons why Ocean 1 blue Premium is costlier
- Ceramic Bezel inlay. Outlay is SS brushed teeth bezel
- Glass caseback
- Soprod A-10 movt
- Super Luminova Bgw9 lume
 

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^ just realised steinhart merc hour hands is a little different from rolex merc hour hands
 

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Probably due to the fact that t1 and st5 are modelled after eta movements. But not sure why they are not adopting St1 and st5 for description... maybe they still have some old steinhart watches on eta 2824-2 movts

But It's known that St1 is a highly modified eta 6479 movt and iirc it's stated in Steinhart website as well.

As for st5, the entire movt, in terms of specs, is far too similar to eta 2824-2
They both have 28,800BPH and 25 jewels, hack, have a quickset date function and are 11 1/2'' in diameter. It appears to be very similar from what I have seen in regards to shape too, the only discernible difference is the finishing and decorations.
so that movement is bought in than mod or can say its in house but clone in house ?:s11:
 
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