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  1. #7651
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wyvern971 View Post
    I love a nice bit of glass, what's the lens?

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    Nikon 200mm f/2


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    Quote Originally Posted by matt View Post
    Nikon 200mm f/2


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    I don't need fitness membership any more, the lens alone weight 3kg.....
    Welcome to my world where i lug around a Nikon 600f4 on a pro body all day. Getting to old for it i think.

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    Posted previously but didn't have a wrist shot...love this and wears so well for 43mm


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    Quote Originally Posted by Coot View Post
    Always had a soft spot for the Sedna Gold version of this and have finally done something about it.

    That is extremely lovely

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    Damn and I thought a 70-200 + 24-70 was bad enough
    Quote Originally Posted by markyboy.1967 View Post
    Welcome to my world where i lug around a Nikon 600f4 on a pro body all day. Getting to old for it i think.
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    Completed a trade for this today. This is my second having had the standard black dial, steel watch previously. This is brushed titanium with sunburst blue dial, blue lumed bezel and display back - stunning...
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    50 years ago, in 1969, there was a significant event (for me)... I was born. Man also landed on the moon.

    I thought it about time I got one of these...



    Thrilled would be an understatement.

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    Tickets and visitor guide to NASA Kennedy Space centre from when I visited as a kid in 97, next to my newly arrived speedy.


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    Despatched on Thursday. On route to Cyprus.


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    The taste and variety is amazing.. I'm looking at the moment but changed my mind 3 times.. I like it doesn't have to be v expensive to be enjoyed

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    Quote Originally Posted by bdkelly72 View Post
    The taste and variety is amazing.. I'm looking at the moment but changed my mind 3 times with this thread .. I like it doesn't have to be v expensive to be enjoyed

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scott88 View Post


    Tickets and visitor guide to NASA Kennedy Space centre from when I visited as a kid in 97, next to my newly arrived speedy.


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    Congratulations mate! Beautiful!


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    Sbgm003

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    Quote Originally Posted by ac11111 View Post


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    That works Alec.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ben4watches View Post
    That works Alec.
    Quite pleased with it Ben, the beige stitching goes nicely with the dial and the grey suede softens up the polished steel. Thanks for supplying!

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    That GS GMT is lovely, absolutely lovely.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ac11111 View Post


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    Beautiful watch. Tried one before but bit small on my wrist. Looks the right size there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by zelig View Post
    50 years ago, in 1969, there was a significant event (for me)... I was born. Man also landed on the moon.

    I thought it about time I got one of these...



    Thrilled would be an understatement.

    z
    I didn’t think you were that old mate! Belated congrats on the birthday and cracking choice of watch.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kirk280 View Post
    I didn’t think you were that old mate! Belated congrats on the birthday and cracking choice of watch.
    Thanks !
    As you can testify - I'm a clean living, teetotal sort of chap
    ...so that must account for my apparent youthfulness ?

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    Picked this up yesterday after a two year + wait.

    I love the dial which is even more legible to my increasingly blurry vision at the slightly increased size. It’s a great weight and I’m slightly obsessed with the way the bracelet integrates with the lugs. How do we get like this? What a thing to be obsessed about.... but nevertheless I keep looking at that part of the watch in particular. Perfect.

    At 43 mm it is definitely a better fit for my enormous wrists and I’m delighted with that too. And I love that hint of red. It’s beautiful all around. I know the cyclops makes some people grimace but actually I couldn’t read the date without it and so it’s practical for me, it’s that simple. And did I mention the lugs? Awesome.

    The downside? The dive extension. I absolutely hate it. I can’t believe it’s such a large, visible part of the bracelet. It means that the bracelet doesn’t fit my wrist properly because the dive extension is solid and longer than a bracelet link would be and so it creates a immovable part of the bracelet that juts out. This section therefore keeps wanting to flatten itself to my wrist which in turn moves the watch face ever so slightly away from being centralised on my wrist. I realise this is a function of my particular size wrist but when you have a large section of the bracelet that doesn’t articulate right next to the large clasp, this creates the problem.

    If I removed it, which I I would LOVE to, the remaining bracelet would be too short so the only way I can cure it is by buying two extra links.The A.D. helpfully suggested that they would order these for me but even though I politely said it seemed a bit much to be charged for two extra bracelets links when you were already playing nine grand for a watch they were immovable about throwing them in for me. 2019 y’all.

    I also feel like it makes the clasp stand slightly further out from my wrist than it does on my deep sea or my GMT. And it clicks. And it ‘digs in’. And I want to tear it off and set fire to it. I’m taking it very, very well.

    It does mean that I’m having fun at the moment playing with my own emotions. Because when I turn my wrist towards my face the watch makes me smile from ear to ear and then if I turn my wrist over I want to kill everybody in the room. Back and forth. Back and forth. My own personal emotional rollercoaster.




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    Well done on having the patience required to acquire the watch you wanted so much,
    also good to hear your positive and negative comments, hopefully you'll get the bracelet adjusted to your liking.
    "Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. The third time it's enemy action."

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    ^^
    Just go get the links ordered. Painful to pay the extra but no point not enjoying the watch for what is not that much more (relative to the overall purchase).

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    ^^
    Actually thinking about it I am sure mine came with enough links to directly replace the dive link anyway.
    You should have the same if you directly bought from an AD.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JP28 View Post
    ^^
    Actually thinking about it I am sure mine came with enough links to directly replace the dive link anyway.
    You should have the same if you directly bought from an AD.
    Depending on size of wrist, mine is 7” when I removed the dive extension, I still had one link left over in the box..

    Don’t forget you still have a fair bit of adjustment on the clasp.

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    My wrist is 8 1/2 inches so unfortunately removing the dive extension means I am two or maybe 1 1/2 links short. Typically a completely full length Rolex bracelet just fits me nicely so it’s galling that it doesn’t in this case due to the design quirk. It’s much better done on the deepsea in my view. The dive extension disappears on that one and isn’t a bother.

    I would be very surprised if the majority of people who have the SD43 don’t take the dive extension off. Even with a human sized wrist it must be uncomfortable I would guess?

    Of course, I will just suck it up and order extra links. Not the end of the world. I’m over it really. Totally over it. Totally.




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    Happy Birthday. I also turned 50 on the 17th. Not sure if you were also on the 17th or that's just the day you posted?

    I opened this this morning due to a long weekend in Amsterdam.








    Quote Originally Posted by zelig View Post
    50 years ago, in 1969, there was a significant event (for me)... I was born. Man also landed on the moon.

    I thought it about time I got one of these...



    Thrilled would be an understatement.

    z

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    Beyond delighted to have reacquired my old 7549 Tuna from '78... and a classic SBBN007 too. Thanks Adrian!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Jon Kenney View Post
    Happy Birthday. I also turned 50 on the 17th. Not sure if you were also on the 17th or that's just the day you posted?

    I opened this this morning due to a long weekend in Amsterdam.





    Happy birthday too... & a great present to celebrate. (Mine was on 16th.)

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    Quote Originally Posted by learningtofly View Post
    Beyond delighted to have reacquired my old 7549 Tuna from '78... and a classic SBBN007 too. Thanks Adrian!

    Love the yellowed lume on the

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    Stunning watch... That's a lovely way to remember your birthday.. I'm 1972 any memorable watch event for my 50 excuse :)
    Quote Originally Posted by Kirk280 View Post
    I didn’t think you were that old mate! Belated congrats on the birthday and cracking choice of watch.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Croftrock View Post
    My wrist is 8 1/2 inches so unfortunately removing the dive extension means I am two or maybe 1 1/2 links short. Typically a completely full length Rolex bracelet just fits me nicely so it’s galling that it doesn’t in this case due to the design quirk. It’s much better done on the deepsea in my view. The dive extension disappears on that one and isn’t a bother.

    I would be very surprised if the majority of people who have the SD43 don’t take the dive extension off. Even with a human sized wrist it must be uncomfortable I would guess?

    Of course, I will just suck it up and order extra links. Not the end of the world. I’m over it really. Totally over it. Totally.




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    Good to see that you got the 126600 after a long wait Simon. How do you find it wears as compared to the DSSD?
    I recently removed the diver's link from DSSD and IMHO it made a huge difference, making it much more comfortable. I must do the same on the 126600 to see if it does the same job ( the DSSD fits perfectly with the divers link removed as well as one half link ).

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    Lange 1815 Up/Down in white gold. I like it



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    Quote Originally Posted by Jdh1 View Post
    Lange 1815 Up/Down in white gold. I like it
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    I'm not surprised - it's bloody gorgeous.

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    Picked this up off eBay for a holiday watch ... nice modest size for us normal sized people.

    Seiko Quartz Sport 150 Diver

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    Quote Originally Posted by learningtofly View Post
    I'm not surprised - it's bloody gorgeous.
    +1

    Watch porn.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jdh1 View Post
    Lange 1815 Up/Down in white gold. I like it



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    So that’s where it went, not jealous at all.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jdh1 View Post
    Lange 1815 Up/Down in white gold. I like it



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    how on earth I 've missed that from the SC.. stunning watch, congratulations!

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    ^^^ I was lucky to be on here when it came up. Judging by the PM's I've had I think a few people were disappointed to have missed it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jdh1 View Post
    Lange 1815 Up/Down in white gold. I like it



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    Love that one John.
    Must remember to check SC more often!

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    Hi all

    Flicked back a few pages to make sure i've not already posted any of these!!

    My most recent, This Tissot E662/762M ETA powered Chrono came recently from a local charity shop for £25!

    After a while on my wrist, The back came off!, It had been glued on Turns out there should be a hard plastic sealing ring, It's missing but they have them at Cousins, I just have to open an account to buy some now!!

    It's full of wabi, Just the way I like them as i'm not scared of knocking them then!!




    Lume is better than I would expect!



    Another recent find was this Seiko Velatura chrono, Had one of these for a short while and wanted another!, Got it for £120 which I think is bargainous!!





    Next up, This Seiko Limited Edition SRPA89, Loved this and had to go buy it, Paid £100 for it, There's not a mark on it so my OCD senses are tingling!!





    Also found some rammel from the bootsale at 50p each!!
















    The 50p specials are actually all running! Had to put cells in the Qtz ones apart from the HMT- That was already going!!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Robsmck View Post
    Good to see that you got the 126600 after a long wait Simon. How do you find it wears as compared to the DSSD?
    I recently removed the diver's link from DSSD and IMHO it made a huge difference, making it much more comfortable. I must do the same on the 126600 to see if it does the same job ( the DSSD fits perfectly with the divers link removed as well as one half link ).

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    The DSSD wears far better for me off-the-shelf due to this different dive extension design on the SD43 (which also ‘clicks’ when you tap it, natch). I’ve ordered those extra links so will see if that changes anything. I suspect it might because the balance of the head looks like it’s going to be better on the SD once the bracelet is made comfortable.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Robsmck View Post
    Good to see that you got the 126600 after a long wait Simon. How do you find it wears as compared to the DSSD?
    I recently removed the diver's link from DSSD and IMHO it made a huge difference, making it much more comfortable. I must do the same on the 126600 to see if it does the same job ( the DSSD fits perfectly with the divers link removed as well as one half link ).

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    The cost of the links as a % of the watch is tiny, yet the joy of it being 100% right is priceless, especially after your two year wait. Just do it.
    Steve

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jdh1 View Post
    Lange 1815 Up/Down in white gold. I like it



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    absolute stunning - I think I'd wear it back to front so I could stare at that movement all day

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    Just collected this...finally got a Zenith in my collection..




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    Quote Originally Posted by Enoch View Post
    Just collected this...finally got a Zenith in my collection..



    Looks great!


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    I picked this up last Friday. Unexpected pick up but delighted to have a base zero back on the wrist. A proper screw back 300m WR version.

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    Quote Originally Posted by neebsta View Post
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    I picked this up last Friday. Unexpected pick up but delighted to have a base zero back on the wrist. A proper screw back 300m WR version.
    Pure quality, my first ever Panerai was a H series 000 bought direct from an AD, Panerai simplicity at it's best, good choice

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    This should be with me tomorrow.
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    Quote Originally Posted by learningtofly View Post
    Beyond delighted to have reacquired my old 7549 Tuna from '78... and a classic SBBN007 too. Thanks Adrian!

    You just can't beat a classic vintage Tuna. Pure nostalgia too. Hold on to it.
    Last edited by j111dja; 22nd August 2019 at 20:47.

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