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    Show us your Damasko

    DSub1

    Submarine steel, 300m water resistance, 42mm (43mm inc bezel), 12.9mm thickness and around 98g. All in, a superb watch.




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    One of the earlier DA37’s


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    Lol....l recognise that watch. If you ever consider moving it on drop me a pm.

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    One of the earlier DA37’s


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    Quote Originally Posted by Lostgear View Post
    Lol....l recognise that watch. If you ever consider moving it on drop me a pm.
    If I could get my hands on a DA47 I will do .

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    Looks a Damasko

    Only the DA43 remains though i'd like another Ds30





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    I just have this one now & it's the 2nd time I've owned it.



    DC67 number 28

    The first time I owned this watch, I got it directly from Damasko. I'd placed an order before they'd recommenced production many months before & out of the blue got a "your watch is ready for delivery" email. It's one of the very first DC67's they made on recommencement of manufacture.

    I used to have these



    This trio took some effort to assemble. It was done whilst Damasko were not making watches - DA37 number 37, DC57 number 88 & DC67 number 15

    I also had these that I bought on the way to collecting the full lume trio





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    Ive had a few over the years but just a 67Si at the moment

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    ..... for I have become the Jedi of flippers


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    Time was I had a DA37 (Sept 2006) and a DC67, back when Eddie was a Damasko agent and they were like hen's teeth to get hold of. They were both bought privately via the forum. Then I decided I had too much white in my life, and I sold the DC67 to a forum member and bought a DA56 from Eddie (Sept 2009). I wonder if the DC67 (No. 0017) is still on the forum? The DA37 has a nice serial No. (0007) but I don't believe it was ever issued ;-) . I still have both the DA37 and the DC56.





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    Who’s the recommended uk dealer for Damasko now, still Neil at Chronomaster?


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    Quote Originally Posted by RobDad View Post
    Who’s the recommended uk dealer for Damasko now, still Neil at Chronomaster?


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    Jura stock them.

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    A DA47 has been my favoured day to day wearer for some time now, despite managing to break the habit a couple of times in an attempt to wear some others more often.

    I've also got this DC56si in black but let a DA46 go a while back. Great value watches if you like the style and they barely show a mark after years of wear.



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    Damasko DA38

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    My most-worn watch is a Damasko - the DC57 I bought here about a year ago. It's just so legible, I love the timer functions, its robustness, its sane size, and the fact it wears well with any strap I fancy:



    A matter of months later I decided to splash-out on a bespoke DC80 - I love centre-minutes chronos, and this is the most minimalist and simplest to use that I think is possible, DC66 'hours' bezel, red pip, and red chrono hands to order, it's a big watch and heavy, with a lovely bracelet, but also easy to wear:





    If I ever scrape the cash together I'd like a DC56si - possibly another custom jobbie, this time with orange chrono hands:


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    Some cracking watches here, a Damasko has to be my next purchase.

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    Quote Originally Posted by junglebert View Post
    Some cracking watches here, a Damasko has to be my next purchase.
    You won’t regret it!


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    Im really wanting a DC57....this thread is not helping!!.

    It is another piece of the watch consolidation jigsaw.

    Is it still a current watch or discontinued?

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    Quote Originally Posted by magpie215 View Post
    Im really wanting a DC57....this thread is not helping!!.

    It is another piece of the watch consolidation jigsaw.

    Is it still a current watch or discontinued?
    Still current.... but more expensive now due to the pound’s slide against the euro. I’d be looking for a used example as they really do age very well!

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    Looking forward to receiving this via Neil at Chronomaster. Hopefully should arrive in mid-March.


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    Quote Originally Posted by BSB View Post
    Looking forward to receiving this via Neil at Chronomaster. Hopefully should arrive in mid-March.

    One of the best looking watches available right now. Let me know what you think of it once it arrives.

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    Great thread.






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    One 1 to 3 in an instant!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Gavbaz View Post
    One 1 to 3 in an instant!

    Thats a good looking trio - would you mind doing a side-by-side photo of the sub and the DA47?


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    Quote Originally Posted by AdmiralNilsson View Post
    Thats a good looking trio - would you mind doing a side-by-side photo of the sub and the DA47?


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    No problem. This any good?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Gavbaz View Post
    No problem. This any good?

    Yes perfect! I thought they where miles apart in size but they look quite similar. Do they feel like they’re the same size on wrist?


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    Quote Originally Posted by AdmiralNilsson View Post
    Yes perfect! I thought they where miles apart in size but they look quite similar. Do they feel like they’re the same size on wrist?


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    I know exactly what you mean! It’s hardly noticeable to be fair. I think the lug to lug and bezel is 1mm larger on the DSub. Here it is on wrist.



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    Quote Originally Posted by Gavbaz View Post
    One 1 to 3 in an instant!


    Totally different look with the nato.


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    I currently have these




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    Just the one Mrs Wembley

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    Very pleased to add a DC56 to the collection - worn nothing else since it arrived from a forum member a few days ago:



    It had some light scratches in the AR coating - they polished-out with Polywatch, but I decided to keep going and remove all of the AR from the sapphire on the basis that I use these watches for DIY, gardening etc, and it would get scratched again, plus I find the benefit limited: I specified the DC80 to omit it, and have never regretted that. Not a difficult job - used a felt cone in the Dremel for most of it, making sure the crystal didn't get too hot, then a clean cloth by hand to finish the edges.

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    Some handsome watches here. Have to check this brand out more

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    Quote Originally Posted by markbannister View Post
    Does look good on that strap.

    Damasko should offer some other bold dial colours beyond the bright blue that they do - red, orange and yellow would all be good.


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    Yes I agree, they do a grey dial version! And of course the blue and green second hand/date versions. I was tempted by the blue dial but don't like the Robby strap but I suppose I could have changed it like I did the black one mine came on.

    Quote Originally Posted by earlofsodbury View Post
    Does look good on that strap.

    Damasko should offer some other bold dial colours beyond the bright blue that they do - red, orange and yellow would all be good.


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    Here is mine.



    Like a few examples on here this is a Frankenstein model made from various elements of the parts bin that I liked. Damasko were quite happy to build it for me for a very small premium despite referring to my initial request as 'highly irregular' - very German and did make me laugh. As many have noted, the bracelet is ridiculously over-engineered but a thing of wonder nontheless. A lovely watch that is worn often and regularly got comments of admiration.

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    I agree it’s unlike Chronomaster. Did you ask why? Could it be Covid-related (shortage of watch cases) or merely Neil’s human error?

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    I love my DA47. What a great watch!





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    Increased the Damasko collection back up to 3 again with this DC66 a few weeks back. I thought it might be a touch big for me so paired it with a lovely chunky Toshi strap to properly test it and I'm pleased to say it feels great. I think it's one of the less marmite and nicest designs Damasko do and the only problem is that it might mean I wear my other watches even less than I do now!

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    Used to have a DC67Si and a DA44 to go with what's now my only remaining Damasko, a DA36 Black.

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    I have one of these...



    And one of these...

    Although, I’ve thought about chopping them both in for a DA46 on a bracelet, that would be my ideal watch in terms of size and bullet-proofness! I think it would almost be the catalyst to reduce to a single watch (along with a Garmin and G-shock!)

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    This arrived last week and been blown away how great this watch is.

    DA43




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    DA46 B SA



    DA47



    DC66/DC80


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    Quote Originally Posted by DeepMKIII View Post
    DA46 B SA

    DA47

    DC66/DC80
    Terrific collection, and terrific photography of these and the Sinns in the other thread

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    Quote Originally Posted by earlofsodbury View Post
    Terrific collection, and terrific photography of these and the Sinns in the other thread
    Thank you for your kind words.


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    If you request it, Damasko can change the seconds hand for a different-coloured one. It’s an advantage of Damasko being a small-ish, flexible company.

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    This may be of interest: worn and wound visited Damasko and made a podcast. They also go into details of what is done in-house, quite impressive.

    https://wornandwound.com/podcasts/th...isits-damasko/


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    Damasks is such a great brand - definitely on my list to try some day. Does anyone know if the DA series has been discontinued? Not on the Damasko or Jura websites at the moment. Be a huge shame if so since those are what I consider the classic Damasko models with the ice hardened cases.

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    Quote Originally Posted by momentum View Post
    Does anyone know if the DA series has been discontinued?
    My guess is that Damasko has either stopped or paused the DA series while it switches from ETA to in-house movements. But you’ll likely get a more informed answer on the Damasko forum:
    https://www.watchuseek.com/forums/damasko-uhren.810/

    If Damasko is switching the DA series to its new 26 movement, then I imagine the pandemic has affected timing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dougal View Post
    My guess is that Damasko has either stopped or paused the DA series while it switches from ETA to in-house movements. But you’ll likely get a more informed answer on the Damasko forum:
    https://www.watchuseek.com/forums/damasko-uhren.810/

    If Damasko is switching the DA series to its new 26 movement, then I imagine the pandemic has affected timing.
    Thanks for that - I'd forgotten there was a Damasko forum on WUS. Seems that the change to in-house movements is indeed the reason. So the watches will continue but will be more expensive, which is a shame

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