The Watch Thread - Part 8

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Lezzare

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Leavin' on a jet plane...

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short trip to bangkok! land of pork floss!! :s13:

Stuck in Singapore :(

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Anyone knows how much is the blue pelagos and how much discount is possible? I'm deciding between the Tudor or the Bremont MB2, i really can't decide. Both very different watches I know, but both good lookers in their own catogaries.
 

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Was reading up on Bulova last night after the photo was posted. I didn't know that they are selling watches with high frequency quartz movement at relatively cheap prices, compared to similar movements from Seiko and Citizen. Unfortunately, the accuracy of Bulova's movements still couldn't match those though at the price, it's hard to complain.

Might get a watch with their UHF movement in the near future from them.

Yea. hard to complain. Some more it is a chronograph movement. :o
 

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Anyone knows how much is the blue pelagos and how much discount is possible? I'm deciding between the Tudor or the Bremont MB2, i really can't decide. Both very different watches I know, but both good lookers in their own catogaries.

The new Pelagos, maybe not so much discount at this stage.
 

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Guys what's the brightest tritium tube watch on the market now? Deep Blue & Ball? I assume the brightest tubes now is known as T-100?
 

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Anyone knows how much is the blue pelagos and how much discount is possible? I'm deciding between the Tudor or the Bremont MB2, i really can't decide. Both very different watches I know, but both good lookers in their own catogaries.

Don't get bremont. **** brand.
 

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Bro is this tritium tubes or just traditional lume? And which model is this if I may ask? :)

Tritium tubes aren't that bright.. they are non-rechargeable, unlike lume..

Lume can last for hours, but tritium can last for years la..

Was poisoned by deep blue T100 tubes a while back, but later lost interest liao..

That's my Poseidon, wif BGW9 blue lume..
 

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toffee nut smell in the air, Xmas is coming!!

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Tritium tubes aren't that bright.. they are non-rechargeable, unlike lume..

Lume can last for hours, but tritium can last for years la..

Was poisoned by deep blue T100 tubes a while back, but later lost interest liao..

That's my Poseidon, wif BGW9 blue lume..

Yup! I have realised that when I went to Prometheus' website and took a look haha!

Anyway, anyone with the Steinhart Ocean 1 Titanium 500? Is it me or is the lume for hour, minute and second hands + bezel brighter than the lume for the indices? Can anyone with the watch check please :( I'm just paranoid that there is some qc prob! :eek:
 
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