Reply With QuoteThat is lovely. Such a simple legible dial.
The next 4 weeks will seem like 4 months though!
Please post some photos when it arrives.
Dave
Following my IWC Spitfire thread and how the date seems to disagree with the majority and I kind of agree but still have my heart set on one.
Then out the blue comes Stowa with an email to let me know that I can purchase a limited edition Partitio.
Workhorse ETA 2824-2 calibre, 37mm case and no date to ruin the symmetry. I have the Stowa marine original already and think its a beautiful watch for the money.
The cost is very tempting too at 806 Euro's and a delivery lead time of 4 weeks slots nicely into my birthday.
What did I do? Yep I've ordered one... The IWC can wait until next year for my 50th, and just like that 1 month in and I've broken my no more watches in 2020 manifesto.
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Last edited by Desert_Weasel; 22nd February 2020 at 15:21.
That is lovely. Such a simple legible dial.
The next 4 weeks will seem like 4 months though!
Please post some photos when it arrives.
Dave
That's is exactly what my wife is looking for thanks for sharing
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Looks like you got some good discount as it is 960 euros on their website
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Very attractive! My first proper watch was a Stowa. Great quality and heritage for the price.
Originally Posted by Desert_Weasel
Following my IWC Spitfire thread and how the date seems to disagree with the majority and I kind of agree but still have my heart set on one.
Then out the blue comes Stowa with an email to let me know that I can purchase a limited edition Partitio.
Workhorse ETA 2824-2 calibre, 37mm case and no date to ruin the symmetry. I have the Stowa marine original already and think its a beautiful watch for the money.
The cost is very tempting too at 806 Euro's and a delivery lead time of 4 weeks slots nicely into my birthday.
What did I do? Yep I've ordered one... The IWC can wait until next year for my 50th, and just like that 1 month in and I've broken my no more watches in 2020 manifesto
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Probably doesn't include the vatLooks like you got some good discount as it is 960 euros on their website
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Very tempted by this myself
Difference is VAT?Looks like you got some good discount as it is 960 euros on their website
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'Against stupidity, the gods themselves struggle in vain' - Schiller.
This... it's coming to KSA, although i may get stung about 5% on arrival into KSA.
Does it have a 'ghost' position pulling out the crown for where the date quickset would be?
Lovely watch. I had a Stowa marine classic manual wind that I sold and I miss it
I had one before, for some reason finger prints are very noticeable on the glass needed to clean the glass 10X a day I sold it for that reason
That’s a good-looking watch.
Stowa make some really nice stuff, very well executed & with interesting heritage.
A Stowa Marine Automatic was of my first purchases, and one I still own. With a solid silver dial & heat-blued hands, it was superb value.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aycZkje_UhE
Nice review here.
Indeed, looking forward to mine arriving. Thanks for the link.
It's arrived this afternoon... Very happy with it.
Makes a nice change from the 44mm Panerai I got recently at 37mm.
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Last edited by Desert_Weasel; 22nd February 2020 at 15:41.
I wish I only had 4 weeks, or even 4 months, but I have 8 months to wait for the Timor Heritage Field watch that I backed on Kickstarter. I will agree that the Stowa looks real nice. I had looked in the past at the Marine model.
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