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That's called fate Tony! It is a beautiful thing all right, that lume is aged perfect!Originally Posted by learningtofly
Was... it was my joint-biggest flipping regret. It's not any longer
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Had a few Tuna's and I like em,Infact the one on sc is tempting,BUT as much as I'm itching to buy another watch I'm just not sure why I need to buy another Tuna as nice as it is and at a good price now ;).
Recently I haven't seen anything having me push the buy button tbh,but the Tuna and a G-Shock have been very close.
That's called fate Tony! It is a beautiful thing all right, that lume is aged perfect!Was... it was my joint-biggest flipping regret. It's not any longer
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It was an opportunity I couldn't ignore, Rob. I don't want to build up a big collection again so I'll have to think about whether or not I keep the U1 now (which I was really enjoying - far more so than I could ever have anticipated). These vintage Tunas are something special, though.
Hot Damn! there are some good looking divers on this thread. I don't own a tuna because I have wickle wrists but I haven't seen a better looking affordable diver (IMo)
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Just shoved my new arrival on a leather cinammon zulu for fun... not even the right size lol, the zulu is 20mm not 22mm... but it works. :)
I now have a nice 7549-7010 on its way to me - can't wait :D
The one you've just bought is the best I've seen Tony, inside and out. A beautiful example, congrats
Here's mine which just came back from Duncan's spa yesterday having had a service......great job and highly recomended
I got this off Toshi for my 50th, photo credit has to go to Toshi as well......
Stunning! I already miss mine but I'm convinced it'll be worth the wait ;)Here's mine which just came back from Duncan's spa yesterday having had a service......great job and highly recomended
Very nice, I've not yet tried the Tuna ....only a matter of time until I do, your right about the 'get up and go watch', my two Seiko Marine Master's are getting all the wrist time at the expense of their more expensive Swiss made cousins.
I never really got the Tuna either. They seemed so inelegant and awkward to me but then I began to look at pics of them and started to admire the face. When one came up last year, it was under a year old I think, I took the plunge, thinking that if I couldn't get on with it I could always move it along with minimal loss.
As it turned out I really like it and am actually more keen on it than I thought I would be. It's on a bracelet though I do have a nice rubber strap that I haven't yet tried. It is a great watch and incredibly legible, comfortable and accurate so, if you are thinking about it, then take the plunge is my humble advice.
Cheers.
Mine says Hi! The only watch I bought again after having it sold in a momentary lapse of reason.
Just received off Senraw (thanks again) my amazing Tuna... and as luck would have it a recent purchase from the states turned up attached to a straight ended watchadoo in good nick. Together... Magic!
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Just received off Senraw (thanks again) my amazing Tuna... and as luck would have it a recent purchase from the states turned up attached to a straight ended watchadoo in good nick. Together... Magic!
Nice catch man.... loving it. :)
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