Exactly. Given that micro adjust has been around for some years, and manufacturers like San Martin do magnificent micro adjust on watches that retail for pennies, it really should be defacto on every...
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Exactly. Given that micro adjust has been around for some years, and manufacturers like San Martin do magnificent micro adjust on watches that retail for pennies, it really should be defacto on every...
I do like that Squale. I do like Squale in general. Last one I had was the 1545 Atmos 20 root beer. Very lovely.
I believe a replacement bus service will take us directly to winter.
Here ya go... (Sinn thread in Watch Talk)
Ok, now I'm massively impressed by Sinn, even moreso than I have been over the years.
The tegimented 22mm push button clasp arrived, but it's different from one I had many years ago. It has a...
Very nice. It really makes the seconds hand pop.
Very nice Paul. Always liked the Lunar Pilot.
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It must be my age, but I am genuinely excited to get home today as a genuine, tegimented, stickered, push button Sinn clasp awaits me. I'll...
Ahhh, chucking down again, despite the promise of warmer weather. Now cold wind and rain. Delightful.
I long to escape this country.
Superb!
All jokes welcome matey. :smile-new:
Thanks Neal.
Cheers. I have a red silicone coming in for the UX. That'll be the colour. :biggrin-new:
It wears really well on the silicone. I have a red silicone on its way, and the tegimented push button divers clasp.
On the bracelet the tegimented clasp is a step up from the normal one, much...
Very nice. The micro adjust clasp makes all the difference too.
And on a Sinn silicone that arrived today from P9CLY...
https://i.ibb.co/yfLwGLT/IMG-6029.jpg
2023 UX
https://i.ibb.co/dphXnLP/IMG-6028.jpg
SUUUUUUUUNNNNN! Finally it looks like Spring has arrived. Will soon be able to wear less than three layers. :smile-new:
https://i.ibb.co/3YZvtMJ/IMG-6026.jpg
^^ 2025?
These days, 67MB doesn't even cover one full resolution image taken on an iPhone 15 Pro Max; and that's for entirety of a space craft including data recording - on a piece of tape.
Whichever way one cuts it, it's a magnificent piece of engineering bearing in mind that an average PC is pretty much unusable garbage after a hand full of years.
The fact that NASA can...
Exactly.
Personally I prefer 5,000m.
It's 67MB, or 536Mb.
Proper creosote went the same way as Nitromors. Now there's some wishy-washy alternative which has the same sticking power as watered down soy sauce.
Same here. 30m doesn't fill me with much underwater confidence.
We're actually four dimensional, except on paper.
I drove past Blicking Hall yesterday and thought of many things Alan Partridge.
Very nice indeed, and so it should!