The Watch Thread - Part 7

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Nitrile

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new Tudor with in house movement!!

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Cos your wife said that Speedy looks like Swatch?!

no lah. have always liked the navitimers......there's one navitimer world time or something which i liked last time. I like complicated faces that's why

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think it's this one.....but no feel for it already leh
 
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I've noticed that breitling navitimer isn't very popular here. Any reasons why for the no love?
I've been pondering between getting the navitimer or omega speedmaster...
Thoughts...?
Thanks in advance.

both are classic pieces

I'll go for navitimers unless you get a DSOTM or GSOTM :D
 

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Wah notch bad leh. Wonder whats the price tag like

hehe, pls advise the damage for this watch. seems like there s a power reserve indicator?

list price 3500 euro :eek:
70 hour PR


Tudor’s caliber MT5621 has been designed, developed and produced in-house, including the production of the most important and essential parts. The movement has been optically finished using laser techniques, the rotor is made of tungsten and has a nice Tudor engraving. Although we love the in-house movement, the appearance of the movement would have also allowed a closed case back in my humble opinion. However, if someone ticked ‘in-house movement’ on his requirements list when buying a watch, he is probably eager to visually enjoy it as well. The Tudor North Flag caliber MT5621 movement has a power reserve of 70 hours, which is a huge plus above competitive ETA movements from Swatch Group or similar Sellita movements. The movement also has an anti-magnetic hair spring, made of silicon.

Tudor North Flag, google it

btw, it ships NEXT MONTH...
 
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Tudor not bad. My father bought a Tudor early 1970s. Still working today. But he regret not buying a Rolex back then. Price difference wasn't very much.
 

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Hi guys, I am keen to check if Gnomon can bring in some Glycine airman(s).

Or any other shops that also bring in Airman(s)/Airmen? :D

Any bros know if we are able to bargain for lower than listed prices there? If not I might as well try my luck at Chrono24 and take the import tax.
 

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Hi guys, I am keen to check if Gnomon can bring in some Glycine airman(s).

Or any other shops that also bring in Airman(s)/Airmen? :D

Any bros know if we are able to bargain for lower than listed prices there? If not I might as well try my luck at Chrono24 and take the import tax.

For Glycine you can try Collectorstime. They can get good prices.
 
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