Reply With QuoteI like that Pulsar, what model is it, please?
Here is the current SOTC after the SBS CWC and Seiko SBDX017 arrived yesterday, quite a few of them have some personal meaning attached to them so won’t ever be sold. My current yearnings are for a IWC big pilot and some kind of vintage Rolex GMT.
Last edited by ditchvisitor; 20th August 2022 at 12:08.
I like that Pulsar, what model is it, please?
Not sure on the specific model, it’s what I get issued at work!!Originally Posted by Kitsan
Pretty dull, needs some colour. What happened to that 1675 you bought off Hood last year - already moved on for a massive profit?
Big fan of the CWC SBS.
I love mine.
It's completely no-nonsense and even tells me the date and day =)
Has to be the SD for me. 16660?
Last edited by Wallasey Runner; 20th August 2022 at 15:47.
I agree, but it looks much better on the wrist. He posted a pic in my SBDX001 thread.
Yup! Birth year.
Sold it to a mate iot to fund my GT3, tbh I’m not sure what I sell my watches for is any of your concern….
Last edited by ditchvisitor; 20th August 2022 at 16:12.
It looks fine on the wrist, balances the watch much better being a tad bit wider. I had a 20mm on an old MM300 and it was sloppy between the lugs.
Yeah I agree, absolutely love it. I’ve been after one for years and this one has a lot of sentimental meaning.
Cool collection, congrats on the new arrivals. I love the SBS too. The Heuer is the highlight there for me.
No need for that sort of comment. That's how wars start.
I'm a bit of a Bremont apologist, but man does that thing look clumsy in that company* - like an artist's-impression of a watch.
The Heuer redeems it all on its own
*Apart from the wrist-computer - those things all need smashing with a hammer, but that's just me...
I had one but I was constantly worried about chipping the finish, I'm on the lookout for a regular polished one now
Would love new GMT, I’m on the waiting list but not holding out any hope!!
Of all the Bremonts I like this one the most, I helped design it as it’s the 50th Anniversary watch of the Puma in RAF service.I'm a bit of a Bremont apologist, but man does that thing look clumsy in that company* - like an artist's-impression of a watch.
The Heuer redeems it all on its own
*Apart from the wrist-computer - those things all need smashing with a hammer, but that's just me...
It's a Pulsar RAF Gen2 Chrono. Great collection Mike.
Yeh, I really should keep my fat gob shut...!
(And ... Puma's have been in service that long?! Christ I'm old...)
There are 2 civilian versions of this which are quite close to the issued one and surprisingly good value. VD57 X150 and VD57 175 are the 2 model numbers.
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I've been trying to find the one without the orange hands for a little while, does anyone know where it's for sale, PM3175X1 right?
I found this one but it's not the same model: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/382643012...3ABFBM-v6J-t9g
Slight update with a new SD4K which has the DSSD Glidelock clasp and a new strap on my Bremont.
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