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    Picked up this yesterday, perfect condition, great lume, really impressed with quality for the price. It's also a JDM, I wanted a Japan built Seiko, I don't know why but I'm fussy about things like that.

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    I keep telling myself not to buy anymore Vostoks. This just appeared on Meranom's website and once again I succumbed.


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    The Incoming / New Arrival Thread

    Quote Originally Posted by Lampoc View Post
    I keep telling myself not to buy anymore Vostoks. This just appeared on Meranom's website and once again I succumbed.

    Great case, bezel and dial - why wouldn't you?

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    Unusual steinhart from pretty early days finally due to arrive tomorrow from Australia of all places . Thought i knew steinharts models but this was a new one on me. Not a homage either (I don't think anyway?). Subdials are kind of green mother of pearl which is - er - unusual. But that's ok - I like unusual


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    I had one of those Steinhart and just felt clumsily executed.
    And felt like a big block of steel. Loosely based on Daytona.
    The recent one while still a huge watch is better executed IMO.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ghu1967 View Post
    Three weeks ago I was reading through TZ and noticed that Carl at GGB was open for orders for a limited time. Decided to order a couple of straps, one for my Speedmaster with a "Giant Step" patch and another basic strap with an X-33 patch as I've long fancied the X-33. Both straps duly arrived on Thursday and coincidentally whilst scrolling through SC on Thursday night, a Gen1 X-33 appeared for sale! A couple of PM's with Mark the seller and on Friday morning we concluded the sale. He's a top bloke because this afternoon the watch arrived and I love it! Here it is on it's new GGB strap.
    Wouldn't mind seeing a wrist shot of this combo, please.

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    Hi Sean, not sure I can capture it properly, but here's a couple of photos to try. Just to add, I've tried NATO's in the past and none have been as comfortable as these two.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Carlton-Browne View Post
    Where did you get the perlon NATO and what size is it?
    Quote Originally Posted by parsig9 View Post
    It's 22mm and I searched high low for an OD one. Finally found a good Aussie seller on Ebay.

    Here you go. Took a while but arrived well and with a thoughtful thank you note.

    This is my only Perlon so can't compare it to Eulit or others yet. I would like black next.

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/PERLON-OLIVE...72.m2749.l2649
    Thanks I just bought a grey one, 20mm. They look like good quality judging by the stitching around the keepers. I've asked for similar pics of this one which looks good too, with a decent buckle
    https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/4751...=sr_gallery_22
    I'll let you know what it's like if interested.

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    This is coming today. Haven't had a Seiko for a while and was looking for something to take to our holiday hut in Wales later this year and also for swimming in (once pressure tested!)

    EDIT: It's here and the dial is off centre, despite me checking with the seller and being told it was dead straight. Returning later today!


    Last edited by ped; 31st July 2017 at 11:09.

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    I'm late to the Polar Explorer fan club, but my recently acquired 16570:


    It's a T series so about 1995, tritium dial and hands. I actually like the older clasp...



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    Evant Tropic Fume Blue Diver



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    First this at the very end of the beaverbrooks sale


    Then I got this back from me watchmaker


    Then I went a little crazy

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    Quote Originally Posted by RAJEN View Post
    I had one of those Steinhart and just felt clumsily executed.
    And felt like a big block of steel. Loosely based on Daytona.
    The recent one while still a huge watch is better executed IMO.
    Arrived today and I love it. glossy piano style old box with papers and a spare stickered original 12 yr old bracelet!pretty much as new conditionsits comfortable in the wrist but then I like the Tudor black bay case shape so.....actually think it works better on black Hirsch than bracelet.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Grandsire View Post
    First this at the very end of the beaverbrooks sale


    Then I got this back from me watchmaker


    Then I went a little crazy
    A cool trio! That Cyma looks great.

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    Always fancied one of these fantastic chunks of '70s madness.






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    Quote Originally Posted by ed335d View Post
    Always fancied one of these fantastic chunks of '70s madness.
    Superb. A properly usable slide rule. Any practical use for you?

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    Quote Originally Posted by alfat33 View Post
    Superb. A properly usable slide rule. Any practical use for you?
    None whatsoever!

    The time's useful

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    Quote Originally Posted by ed335d View Post
    None whatsoever!

    The time's useful
    I really like it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by alfat33 View Post
    I really like it.
    Thanks It's pretty cool and a huge 46mm!

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    That Steinhart just doesn't know what it wants to be - I don't think i've ever seen such a schizophrenic watch!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ed335d View Post
    Always fancied one of these fantastic chunks of '70s madness.
    Awesome, Ed. Naturally that is right up my street.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Curta View Post
    Awesome, Ed. Naturally that is right up my street.
    I daresay you'd know how to use the slide rule as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Carlton-Browne View Post
    I daresay you'd know how to use the slide rule as well.
    Well, who doesn't?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Curta View Post
    Awesome, Ed. Naturally that is right up my street.
    Funnily enough Matthew, I did think of you when I was taking the photo. The calculator is pretty vintage, but not compared to some of yours.

    Quote Originally Posted by seffrican View Post
    Well, who doesn't?

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    Quote Originally Posted by seffrican View Post
    Well, who doesn't?
    Me! (too)

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    Quote Originally Posted by ghu1967 View Post
    Hi Sean, not sure I can capture it properly, but here's a couple of photos to try. Just to add, I've tried NATO's in the past and none have been as comfortable as these two.
    Looks like the perfect combination!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ach5 View Post
    That Steinhart just doesn't know what it wants to be - I don't think i've ever seen such a schizophrenic watch!
    Well I know what you mean - but it's an arrival and I like it so really it's schizophrenia is neither here nor there (or both)


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    The Incoming / New Arrival Thread

    Third vintage buy in a row for me - sensing a trend....


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    My second Tag Heuer. Fantastic quality and supremely comfortable. I know they don't have a great following on here, but this feels great for me!


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    I have a Bulova Accutron 2 Lobster en route, Hopefully will arrive in the morning



    I made a trade with a friend for my Seiko 6139 White Helmet..




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    Vetta Supercompressor



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    Quote Originally Posted by Skyjack View Post
    Vetta Supercompressor



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    Now that is my kind of watch! Lovely, please can you tell us more?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tim63 View Post
    Now that is my kind of watch! Lovely, please can you tell us more?
    Thanks Tim,

    Vetta (in the past a big brand in Italy, originated Wyler-Vetta) diver from 1968 in an Epsa (Piquerez) 42mm supercompressor case on a B&S vintage strap. I like it on the wrist when wearing blue jeans..

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    29a acquired and on the way

    Finally


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    Quote Originally Posted by ach5 View Post
    Have never seen this one, and it looks great. Sadly too large for me I think' such a shame because I love it.

    The L2L is very short though

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    Quote Originally Posted by parsig9 View Post
    I would love to see the exact same thing in 39-41mm though..... I like how they kept the three marker and moved the date left a tad.
    The second of these points would not be possible with the first - they didn't move the date to the left, they moved the numbers to the right....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cat7 View Post


    My second Tag Heuer. Fantastic quality and supremely comfortable. I know they don't have a great following on here, but this feels great for me!


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    I have become guilty of regarding Tag as 2nd rate through the forum collective. Recently getting back an appreciation for Tag after looking at the Autavia. Really like the Aquaracer collection and after spending stupid money on Rolex , Omega , IWC etc I can see the value in Tag.
    Lovely looking solid watch I may soon join you!

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    I do like those dodecagon* bezels. I was admiring them in Goldsmiths window a few days ago. There was one with a grey dial in particular that looked very nice. Possibly a bit smaller than the others? Unfortunately they weren't next to each other so I couldn't be sure

    Edit: looking through the TAG website, most are 43mm but there are also some at 40.5 and 41. This must have been the one that was catching my eye, the WAY2113.BA0928






    *yes I had to look this word up
    Last edited by Der Amf; 5th August 2017 at 13:15.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Der Amf View Post
    The second of these points would not be possible with the first - they didn't move the date to the left, they moved the numbers to the right....
    Ah, I see. Date wheels go where they go and so the rest is adjusted....unless you make your own movement, and then not for the cost.

    Just learning about this part of it.
    Well then I'm glad it's larger.

    And I should have said I was happy they did not eliminate the 3 I suppose....
    Last edited by parsig9; 5th August 2017 at 14:28.

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    Tudor Heritage Ranger

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    Now that Ranger is super easy to read. Excellent and just a bit of color on the sweeper.

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    New to the forum, picked up a Tag Heuer Aquaracer (ceramic Calibre 5) on Tuesday last week

    Last edited by lewwyt; 5th August 2017 at 22:48.

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    The Incoming / New Arrival Thread

    Purchased from Caruso. Thanks Dan :)

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    Just picked up this titanium stunner from hhh. Loving it, so comfortable. Still in T5 waiting for flight back to Dublin hence the poor pic. Ps sadly no SS sport Rolex in the T5 outlet save for the usual suspects.

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    Another thinly disguised Seiko 7A38 ....

    This Cartier Ferrari Formula Cal. 531, NOS condition, with box and tags arrived yesterday.






    Obligatory wrist shot, after I'd replaced the original battery !


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    Quote Originally Posted by Robsmck View Post
    Just picked up this titanium stunner from hhh. Loving it, so comfortable. Still in T5 waiting for flight back to Dublin hence the poor pic. Ps sadly no SS sport Rolex in the T5 outlet save for the usual suspects.

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    Very nice.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Guido-K View Post
    Very nice.
    Thanks.

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    Congratulations it's a lovely watch. The gold hands really make it pop. The Radiomir is often overshadowed by the Luminor which is a shame as it's a lovely design

    Quote Originally Posted by Robsmck View Post
    Just picked up this titanium stunner from hhh. Loving it, so comfortable. Still in T5 waiting for flight back to Dublin hence the poor pic. Ps sadly no SS sport Rolex in the T5 outlet save for the usual suspects.

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    Quote Originally Posted by David r View Post
    Congratulations it's a lovely watch. The gold hands really make it pop. The Radiomir is often overshadowed by the Luminor which is a shame as it's a lovely design
    Thanks. It is my first radiomir and I like it a lot. Very comfortable on the wrist and wears smaller than the 45mm case would suggest.

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    Luch One-Hander. 36mm, manual wind, ultimate readability.

    Mounted on a 20mm Hirsch Duke which I think suits it well.


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