The Watch Thread - Part 16

[Kyo_kusanagi86]

QUOTE="gaoxing84, post: 139653570, member: 149334"]Retail price ftw

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This one small wrist fits ok, I was surprised when it was announced that its 43mm, but when I tried it on my 6.5" wrist. ok leh. swipe my card and buy liao. DSSD 44mm no go for me.

one of the unrated rolex watches, good value for $$$



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[gaoxing84]

QUOTE="gaoxing84, post: 139653570, member: 149334"]Retail price ftw

This one small wrist fits ok, I was surprised when it was announced that its 43mm, but when I tried it on my 6.5" wrist. ok leh. swipe my card and buy liao. DSSD 44mm no go for me.

one of the unrated rolex watches, good value for $$$



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damn satki, swipe card and buy.
i have to save till now then can afford

 

[aerolord]

 

[Henabi]

Oh lord!!!!!!

 

[cichlid]

 

[rboyboy]

wow still remember your Tudor BB back then and then now with a VC!

 

[aerolord]

wow still remember your Tudor BB back then and then now with a VC!

remember my hair or BB

 

[cyrenic]

Gorgeous shot

 

[Thai_Rak_Thai]

My idol

I just idle

 

[Thai_Rak_Thai]

time for tea

 

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[rboyboy]

No fancy watches like the daigors here. Only got my favourite blue watch

 

[Kyo_kusanagi86]

GMT Master for Wednesday

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[Henabi]

This is the new Sax

 

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[PiPiChew]

Just a question/discussion regarding the new Zenith Defy Skyline.

It has a sub 10 second dial at 9 o' clock position. Meaning every minute it makes 6 revolutions to proudly showcase the 36.6k beat movement.

Let's say the user pull out the crown at the 10 second position to do a time change, how does the user know they are at the 0th second of the minute and not the 20th second for example?

Will there be a clutch to always reset the sub dial to 0th second for all time changes?

Anyone with experience with similar watches know? If it remains at the 20th second, watch would immediately be running at +20 after a time change.

 

[kkkkdllmkkkk]

Just a question/discussion regarding the new Zenith Defy Skyline.

It has a sub 10 second dial at 9 o' clock position. Meaning every minute it makes 6 revolutions to proudly showcase the 36.6k beat movement.

Let's say the user pull out the crown at the 10 second position to do a time change, how does the user know they are at the 0th second of the minute and not the 20th second for example?

Will there be a clutch to always reset the sub dial to 0th second for all time changes?

Anyone with experience with similar watches know? If it remains at the 20th second, watch would immediately be running at +20 after a time change.

LOL, not that particular over 20 seconds...

 

[Henabi]

Just a question/discussion regarding the new Zenith Defy Skyline.

It has a sub 10 second dial at 9 o' clock position. Meaning every minute it makes 6 revolutions to proudly showcase the 36.6k beat movement.

Let's say the user pull out the crown at the 10 second position to do a time change, how does the user know they are at the 0th second of the minute and not the 20th second for example?

Will there be a clutch to always reset the sub dial to 0th second for all time changes?

Anyone with experience with similar watches know? If it remains at the 20th second, watch would immediately be running at +20 after a time change.

imo I don’t think LMVH cares about that XD

they probably designed this watch with the second hand to complete 1 circle every 10seconds, to look “cool”, “fashionable”, “talking point”