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Post pics of your watches Part II
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SBDC065/SPB083J1? Lovely looking watch it's caught my eye a few times.
Cigar for you, Sir!
SBDC065 aka SPB083J1 aka MM200 aka "Marine Master 200" aka "Baby Marine Master" aka "Great Blue Hole"
no fan of the last description, but it does have a Japanese ring to it
Fabulous watch, imho the best of what Seiko can do, this side of the Grand Seiko brand
Here's a good, short, review
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My brother bought an 80's era Seiko dive watch. His sweat was unbelievably corrosive - so much so the back of that watch was corroded and pitted badly. Then the thing leaked while he was just skin diving. I Still have the incredibly thin Longines analog/digital he bought after that and it too became badly corroded and leaked.
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^ I'm a sucker for a two register chrono
One of the watches I've had the longest, with the watch I've had the shortest.
Both Longines, from 1988 and 1916, same size pretty much, very different in style, materials and tech.Rejoice in the awareness of feeling stupid, for that’s how you end up learning new things. If you’re not aware you’re stupid, you probably are.
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That looks class Mick fair play, I'm glad Neil worked out well - very tidy job by the look of things.
Thanks yes happy out with it and cheers for the referral. I had a nh36 movement snd signed crown but he was unable to use due to date wheel misalignment. Doesn't really change the cosmetics.. love how it wears on the jubilee..the saphire bezel insert looks great as does the coin edged bezel brushed chapter ring. Mercedes hands just set it off. Close to a batman I'll ever get
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OceanX Sharkmaster Professional SMS1012
Clearly a Rolex 126660 Sea-Dweller Deepsea "James Cameron" homage, but a proper dive watch in its own right. Wanted one for a long time. For a variety of reasons. Like the looks of it and the tool aspect of the watch. And wanted to see what a massive, heavy and very tall watch would be like on my wrist. Was afraid it would be too much, but I was wrong. I feel a watch of this size suits me well. Perhaps the size of this and its ruggedness suits me better than a smaller more delicate but arguably more beautiful, less tooly but more shiny watch like the Yachtmaster 40 blue that is my grail watch. Any thoughts? Will I have to dig even deeper now to get the Rolex I want?
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