The Watch Thread - Part 13

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pwillie

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If it is the Pro, it would have to be the pro with the 9300 movement inside and not the older 321/861/1861.

Anyway, talk about movement only, really invite all kinds of debate.

Oh no, imagine the day the moonwatch uses the coaxial mvmt... purist sure kpkb
 

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GS Kym?
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Just check the coating on the glass

They do internal and external

The external coating often may had scratch which may be a no deal for people who can't take imperfection

Need some opinion on some laojiaos here ... Looking at the preowned market for Sinn U1 watches, have some decent deals... I understand that servicing might be an issue, anything else to look out for? Or anywhere can I service it apart from THG?
 

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Bosphorus leather just collected. Surprised using 3rd hole, so tail is not long.

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The pro doesn't have the 9300. The 9300 is a coaxial and has nothing to do with eta. It was developed from the ground up to incorporate a coaxial movement created by George Daniels. Lol the more u go on about this topic, the more ignorant u sound.

If it is the Pro, it would have to be the pro with the 9300 movement inside and not the older 321/861/1861.

Anyway, talk about movement only, really invite all kinds of debate.
 
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