Reply With QuoteNice watch and great pictures.....
Torben, Denmark
Fresh from Neil@chronomaster.
Clarity of the dial is SUPERB at any possible angle, wow. 8)
P.S.
Four hours on the wrist, accuracy is +- 0 s, I thing, it's a keeper :mrgreen:
Nice watch and great pictures.....
Torben, Denmark
Very nice indeed Matt .... That is the 1st Sinn I have seen that really wants to be on my wrist .. .... :lol: .....crikey ...Another WTB for the list .. :roll:
HAGWE .. Brian
Great shots ! Very clear indeed
Great watch and great pics. Nice pickup!
Mark
Looks superb, great shots.
An excellent watch, I'd have another any day, great pics too.
Congrats on the new acquisition, superb pics as always 8)
Great shots, very clear indeed :thumbright:
Congrats Mat 8)
I do hope the Goldie didn't make way for this one tho :lol:
Sanj
Originally Posted by sparmar1
:mrgreen:
It's a f***ing disease...
The dial on these watches is so good it made me laugh the first time I saw one up close. Amazing.
Enjoy many hours of entertainment staring at it from all angles.
UX one of my favourites - accuracy from the thermocompensated movement should be 10-20 seconds per year so you shouldn't see any time gain/loss until well into a month of wearing :-)
Steve
Hey, I can relate to that :lol:
It's a f***ing disease...
Very nice indeed, congrats 8)
"I looked with pity not untinged with scorn upon these trivial-minded passers-by"
wow i like that, i have never thought that about a sinn before
Matt that is a fantastic looking watch watch, you take a great photo by the way (what camera do you use?) even if your arm is as hairy as an orang-utans :wink:
I like these too. The underwater visibility is pretty special, too. No air to cock up the refraction.
Brilliant photos, the dial visibility on those is just amazing :D
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