Reply With QuoteNot so sure about the upside down trousers at 12Originally Posted by solwisesteve
tbh I don't think this looks too bad....
Could do with an English spell checker on their product page though ;-)
https://www.steinhartwatches.de/en/t...m_term=Details
tbh I don't think this looks too bad....
Could do with an English spell checker on their product page though ;-)
https://www.steinhartwatches.de/en/t...m_term=Details
Not so sure about the upside down trousers at 12tbh I don't think this looks too bad....
Could do with an English spell checker on their product page though ;-)
https://www.steinhartwatches.de/en/t...m_term=Details
Not sure. It looks like a Citizen to me.
I like it. There are also blue and black versions and a big brother in black/orange.
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I do prefer it in blue, but also just noticed that its 45mm
Too big for my wrist
Not for me:
- It's green
- Hex bolts on the lugs
- Hex bolts on the lugs that stick out past the strap
- Skeleton hands
- Skeleton lollipop on the seconds hand
- Striped central inner dial
- Date at 6
- 15mm height
- 45mm diameter
Sorry.
Publicity photos with a misaligned chapter ring don't give me confidence in the watch!
It looks to me more like the camera angle to be fair
I don't like the watch though...
I wonder how many Titon's they sell compared to the "homage" watches?
I like it too, particularly in blue. Though I’d prefer it in titanium.
Prefer the blue version.
I do like Tritons. I guess they must still be popular.
I prefer the blue version .
I think there’s a market segment for Steinhart’s amazing bang-for-buck that doesn’t involve homages.
I’ve never liked homages, but have a Steinhart marine watch. It’s one of the most accurate automatics I’ve ever had and beautifully built too
I owned one a few years ago. Very well engineered watch TBH. At that price point Seiko probably have similar models.
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