Reply With QuoteI love the mm300 but the weight meant I just couldn't get comfy with it. Problem solved! Very nice 😀
A mm300 type bezel would really finish it off? (If possible)
May be not. But,pretty close.
Many consider Shogun to be the best Ti diver. It has a ton of great attributes but I always thought itsss let down by the uninspiring dial and hand set and the crystal. A few months ago I saw a mod that I thought corrected this and elevated it
To a whole new level. The said mod has been doing the rounds on WUS SCand unfortunately I missed it twice. Luckily it came up for sale again and this time,I was able to snap it up.
So,here is the Shogun-MM300!love child.
A Shogun with
A domed AR coated Sapphire crystal
MM 300 dial
MM 300 handset
And MM 309 ratcheting clasp
Wonky Photobucket would let me post only one pic
I love the mm300 but the weight meant I just couldn't get comfy with it. Problem solved! Very nice 😀
A mm300 type bezel would really finish it off? (If possible)
Thats a great look! The Ti looks almost 'dirty' but gives it a cool rough look.
What he said ^^Originally Posted by JasonM
That's really very nice Raj. Wear that bad boy in good health...
I've always fancied one of these.
Ha! Photoshopping is never kind to Ti. One of the best things about Shogun is the Diashield Ti- very hard to put a blemish on.
The Girard Perregaux Sea Hawk Pro 2 3000m pictured here with my DSSD Blue was probably the best Ti diver I have ever owned, sold it to a forum member last month........
I wanted a Chrono so replaced it with another Ti Diver, Omega Planet Ocean Liquid Metal 9300 Chrono which I'm delighted with.
Shalako,don't get me started on GP SeaHawk PRO. Please.
Last edited by RAJEN; 22nd November 2016 at 21:04.
I'm never sure why I wouId need a chrono complication on a diver ... and then I have my favourite IWC aquatimer 2000 which has a date?
OK .. so let's agree not all dive watches go diving all the time :-)
No one has mentioned Pelagos yet? I just love this watch.
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My apologies for a misleading title. It was not about which is the best Ti diver ever.
Having said that, is still nice to see pics of these Ti divers.
This!!!
You can't let that one out without some further illumination...
More pictures please.
Nothing bad. Just a bad case of unhealthy fixation on those.
My apologies to Shalako- stupid autocorrect changed his name!
Pelagos is great
These weren't bad either
Andy
Wanted - Damasko DC57
An offering from Panerai
Lol, I'm already missing my GP Sea Hawk Pro but seeing that picture is really not helping.....Nothing bad. Just a bad case of unhealthy fixation on those.
My apologies to Shalako- stupid autocorrect changed his name!
I'm a Pelagos fan, but pic was already posted, so here's another one:
Maybe not the best, but Ti, full lume dial & sensible money
z
The height of form and function?
.....but my favourite:
I haven't seen in the flesh but really likes the look of this. And it's a lot of watch for the price.
Not my Photo.
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Can I have it?
It's just a matter of time...
I've always fancied one of these.
The 3536 was one of my first watch crushes, and a cherry that's yet to be popped.
Not forgetting the Sinn EZM1
I have considered a slightly different version of yours..
Q:Best ti dive watch?
A: Pam 371
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=pa...-BxF2RgbfpM%3A
H2O KALMAR 2 OCEANICTIME 8000M
Titanium Grade-5
That really is very good looking! Had the Omega SMP Ti, which, while lovely, it was somewhat too... two-dimensional (maybe it was due to the light coloured bezel, I don't know...). But I can easily imagine enjoying one such as yours, and I start to wonder whether the parts could be found and assembled rather easily...
Congrats!
Christian
YES THATThis!!!
Very nice - I've owned quite a few titanium dive watches over the years, my current favourite is my Tudor Pelagos Mk1, though the Omega Seamaster 2231.50 comes close. Best titanium dive watch I'd like to own is the Seiko Spring Drive Tuna SBDB009.
Steve
The best I'd class as the early IWC, before the "Rich" Swiss got hold of the company, then the Omega 2231, which is the most comfortable model of watch on a bracelet Ive ever owned.
I like the Pelagos, a lot, but the weight of it eventually put me off and goes against the use of Ti for me, as it's just too heavy for a Ti watch.
It's just a matter of time...
Agree. That and the Tuna. Unique, different designs.
Love the Shogun though.
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