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If, let’s say Mido, had done this design nobody would have given it any attention. A very generic attempt in launching a new diver.

Agreed.

Shame there's no sapphire window for 499,- Euro's (RRP).

Quite like it though.

I like it, but that La Joux Perret movement (owned by Citizen) is, by the looks of it, a Miyota 9015 with fine regulator.

That green one is rather lovely.

You yawn away son, I wouldn't expect otherwise.

But that's a Seiko, when Rolex changes some colours and dials it's big news ;)

It probably does run well, but if you use an independent for your service or regulating they can be a pain in the arse to regulate without a fine adjuster.

That's why I'm not keen on watches with that movement.

German Mike is an ex policeman who thinks he still has to do his duty. I didn't like that man at all, only kind when you agreed with him. Never looked back when I left WUS all those years ago.

:drunk::witless:

Really? Great story, I only noticed because of the post, but just the thing for WUS to get excited about!

Blue version for me Earl, same problem with the eyes here ;)

I once owned a Guinand, top quality for a sensible price, I'll look them up again, didn't know they were still going after the death of Helmut Sinn.

Damasko do better tool watches, not my cuppa.

A lovely timeless design I could wear as my only watch for a long time.

As for the price.....

I agree, and it's not about perfect accuracy for me when wearing a mechanical watch, wear quartz instead. Comparing with a Tudor? No contest, bland designs and only their Rolex link keeps people...

That´s rather lovely, nice size as well.