Reply With QuoteThat is a very handsome watch sir!
Fancied one for a while. Fantastic quality and very well executed GMT diver, a well re-worked movt
and not forgetting that lovely vanilla smell !!
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That is a very handsome watch sir!
Very nice indeed, a lovely choice.
Awesome watch
Any wrist shots you could post?
Where was the bast place to get one?
Congrats and enjoy!
Jon
That is very nice, just did a bit of tinternet searching and that is a watch that really stacks up well. Good choice and congratulations for finding something less obvious.
Thanks, I like a bit of "under the radar" occasionaly.
FYI Neil @ chronomaster sells them.
Thanks, didn't realise Neil did them.
Only just noticed it has a count down bezel, nice feature.
Jon
Have always liked that a lot. A lot.
I have heard some negative comments about the bezel action and the lume. Your thoughts?
Lovely, looks very clean simple.
Bezel is Bi directional, probably to do with the countdown timer I guess. It is not a friction fit and moves like a traditional bezelOriginally Posted by RAJEN
I guess the phrase is ratcheted. Seems solid as a rock to be honest. The lume is as good as the SMPc which I just had.
I suppose if I was being ultra picky then the lume has been designed to be brighter on the hands and bezel spot than on
the minute markers.I guess if it's good enough for the German Marines then it's gonna be fine for my tough office life :-)
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Cheers, the pic is actually lighter than real life and the dial has a quite cool matt finish.
I do like blue watches, very nice indeed
That is lovely. I doubt you'll ever see another in the wild either which is a huge bonus for me.
Nice - been thinking of getting a Muhle 29er but I might look at this now.
Can you post wrist pic
A real quality watch at sensible money. Well done I like it.
Thanks. Good to know.may get one at some point.
That is very lovely indeed.
Wellsy,
congratulations on getting something very different from the crowd.
I love the blue shade of the dial/bezel and the moulded strap.
In fact - can't fault it
Having read a few reviews, I'm really really impressed.
Bravo.
Frank
Firstly I hope your team collectively break a leg but congrats on a very nice watch from a very decent underrated maker wear it in good health
Cheers Mart, just back from the Etihad as it happens...................on we march.
Very jealous. Great watch.
That's very nice and Neal is such a good chap to deal with ...think I will check that out !
Very nice. I like the strap/lug design.
I've wanted one of these for a couple of years. I'd be interested to hear your thoughts after a few weeks on the wrist (and first refusal ;) )
That is stunning.
You know me well.
Looks great mate, I really like the look of those and certainly not something you see every day
Cheers, you know this is probably gonna end up with you or Crouchy at some point.!! I just figured it was good practise to keep
refreshing the TZ fleet.
That is one stunning timepiece.
I'll add my vote for the request for wrist shots; I've been considering getting one of these for a while now. Stunning looking watch - congrats; I'm well jel (as my son says)
Beautiful watch from a very underrated brand. I've been eyeing this and the SAR Flieger Chronograph for a long while.
Lovely watch!
A watch I have admired for a while, would love to see one in the flesh.
A comment from another forum that I Dug up which Inhad referred to earlier
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MG looks great online, good in person, yet is far too flawed in function.
The bezel is loose. It rotates in both directions and there is no solid click feel anywhere.
The lume is a joke. It uses a light coat of C1.
The blasted case finish will show the slightest of marks.
The lugs are very long and with the OEM rubber strap they appear even longer and honestly it looks awkward on the wrist.
I'm a daily strap changer and this watch has a very difficult two flat screw strap changing system.
It was fun while it lasted but unfortunately all its shortcomings outweighed it's prettiness on a blue isofrane.
For me,I like it very appealing in pics and still can't decide because of the above comment. There were similar comments on the thread from other owners. Which seems a pity as it looks to be a very pretty watch.
I'm not sure who did the review but he either had a copy (unlikely) or was very unlucky. As mentioned by me the bezel does click properly in
both directions and the lume is as good as an SMP which I just had. Perhaps he has small wrists as it is quite a big watch hence it looking awkward.
Not sure what he means about a blasted case. It is a normal titanium finish. I'll say this , I've had watches from Rolex, Omega and Breitling in the last
few years and the build quality and design of the Muhle is at least as good. By the way 4 days in and it has neither gained or lost a second !!
Hope that helps.
My experience was just the opposite. I thought it looked good in photos but I was much more impressed with it in the metal.
Thanks
I should give it a chance and try it out in person
Not something I see everyday, but very attractive watch with great specs, enjoy it in good health!
Thanks, I'm pleased so much interest has been created by this slightly off track timepiece.
id be very interested to see some more pics. How would you describe the colour in the flesh- what sort of blue is it? One of my associates wears a muhle and I must say I'm very impressed with it
Good luck everybody. Have a good one.
That is one of the best designs IMO. Congrats on a fine choice.
Where can you try one on in London any AD anywhere.
For the bezel think an Everton shirt blue but metallic. For the dial a matt navy blue.
Lovely watch !!!
Thats a very pleasing design, I'd rather this over a lot of typical mass produced divers. My old SMP 2531.80 comes to mind.
Very nice
Stunning watch. Well done for getting something different
Don't Page and Cooper stock Muhle?
No longer listed on their web site.
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