The Watch Thread - Part 11

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Saw the new in-house Black Bays at the Allwatches outlet at Bugis Junction. Not really feeling it. The rose logo is the one to go.

to be fair, their 70 hr power reserve of their in-house movement is a huge improvement over the anemic 38 hr power reserve of the eta 2824-2 (no offense to your 1st gen pelagos). servicing will of course be limited to tudor, unlike eta movements, though.
 

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to be fair, their 70 hr power reserve of their in-house movement is a huge improvement over the anemic 38 hr power reserve of the eta 2824-2 (no offense to your 1st gen pelagos). servicing will of course be limited to tudor, unlike eta movements, though.

I agree. If they make a Black Bay with the in-house movement featuring the dial of the ETA version, while making the lug-to-lug shorter, it will be near perfect.
 

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Just wondering, Citizen watches are not so popular here?

I know they have started to focus on Eco-Drive in recent years which is just not as alluring if you're into that smooth sweep second hand.. :D

I own the citizen automatic diver ny2300 w/ the blue dial, bronze printing and pepsi bezel with the older miyota 8200 movement. no so popular maybe, but damn value for money and more exclusive and rarer. :D

citizen's automatic miyota 9015 movement is pretty ok. 28,800vph. used in a few boutique micro-brands.
 

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cheap cheap.. got it at Omotesando last year.. last pair at size 7.5 so discount was 70%. dont buy is cannot.

nice! haha i was there last year looking for UC tees, got a few from there. i jitao went all the UC stockist and stores to buy tees. lol must hoot.
 

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I agree. If they make a Black Bay with the in-house movement featuring the dial of the ETA version, while making the lug-to-lug shorter, it will be near perfect.

lol. that will be the dream. keep the dial and change the movement.
but because they wanna haolian the movement that's why put it on dial.

wasted :(
 

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I own the citizen automatic diver ny2300 w/ the blue dial, bronze printing and pepsi bezel with the older miyota 8200 movement. no so popular maybe, but damn value for money and more exclusive and rarer. :D

citizen's automatic miyota 9015 movement is pretty ok. 28,800vph. used in a few boutique micro-brands.

How do you find the 8200 movement? :D
 

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That watch is so magnificent except for that date window between 4 and 5 o'clock lol.

ok what... date window with date wheel the same shade of colour as dial, and nestled b/w hour markers, is a design consideration to preserve dial symmetry while allowing date to be displayed discreetly! :)
 

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http://www.omegawatches.com/watches/seamaster/diver-300-m/co-axial-41-mm/21230412003001/

http://www.tudorwatch.com/watches/heritage-black-bay/m79230r-0001

Given both the Omega Seamaster and the Tudor Heritage Black Bay , both cost S$5k++ before discount , which is more values for money...not talking about re-sales values.

using value for money as a measurement, i believe general crowd would say omega since its more well known than tudor. but i feel that tudor has the better movement which is value for money to me.
 
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