The Watch Thread - Part 12

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TeenTitan01

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Quite unique date is on left side

Prefer the classics the best hehe

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joining the orientstar train! :D

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congrats! wrist shot later, ok? :D

seiko's sarb065 cocktail time is a popular watch that features the mesmerising blue textured sunburst dial, part of seiko's mid-range presage line and has the respectable hackable & winddable 6r15 movement. :)

it's size at 40mm & thickness of 13mm is huge for a dress watch. but it should appeal to you since you're into large panerais. :D

the strap is rather stiff when new, but it has a deployant clasp, which should minimize the risk of the watch accidentally dropping like those tang/buckle straps.

ps. i still wish seiko kept the high-beat, hackable & windable 4s15 movement! :(

Hahaha time to get some nice straps. I'm looking at a nice Navy Blue NATO strap.. any recommendations? :s13:
 

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@Surge007 thanks bro for the recommendation. Got the Rallye straps from them. I must say very impressive for the price and quality they give. got 28% til CNY last day.
 

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Hahaha time to get some nice straps. I'm looking at a nice Navy Blue NATO strap.. any recommendations? :s13:

i bought a navy blue nato from gnomonwatches when it was still at beach road when i didn't know any better. had to get it for my humble citizen diver cos the damn rubber strap that came with it digs painfully into my wrists. :(

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the colour's nice, but as this is the first & only nato strap i own, i had expected it to be thicker. just under $20 when i bought it.

seems alphashark straps that bro gaoxing84 & bro indigo22 mass-ordered for some bros here are thicker and of better quality (but more expensive?).
 

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she was colder than the deepest depth of any ice cave in antartica :(

Then must wear the Omega Speedmaster Alaska Project, which Omega claims can withstand temperatures of -148 degrees Celsius to a high of 260 degrees Celsius.

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But that would mean you need to make a stronger strap or use the one provided.

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Then must wear the Omega Speedmaster Alaska Project, which Omega claims can withstand temperatures of -148 degrees Celsius to a high of 260 degrees Celsius.

My god, that's a really comical looking watch.
 

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Then must wear the Omega Speedmaster Alaska Project, which Omega claims can withstand temperatures of -148 degrees Celsius to a high of 260 degrees Celsius.
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But that would mean you need to make a stronger strap or use the one provided.

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walao :eek: hardcore man~! will the watch flip open and a holographic image will appear?

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