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    I like this:

    https://le.hodinkee.com/longines-zulu-time-for-hodinkee

    I wonder if there is going to be a standard version as I prefer my longines at a realistic price.

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    Vulcain collab with Ocarat. Only 50 pieces

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    Quote Originally Posted by ryanb741 View Post
    Here are the 3 GS WOS models


    Black Dial for me
    I tried on the black dial yesterday at my local AD, really lovely looking thing. They had it in for another customer but let me take a quick look. Dial texture very visible in the light, looks more grey/brown than black … and seconds hand very bright blue. They’re a standard production run but the green dial is LE and therefore difficult to get your hands on to take a look before committing. I think I might get the black dial at some point. Nice heft to it and the bracelet very comfortable.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ryanb741 View Post
    Vulcain collab with Ocarat. Only 50 pieces
    Congratulations Ryan that is a beauty I have not seen that dial before. I’ve been very close to buying a standard black or blue dial although ended up going for a SLA043 as it’s nearer to 40mm for my quite large wrists.

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    Hodinkee brings us the famous Longines Explorer II!



    https://shop.hodinkee.com/collection...rce=newsletter

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    Quote Originally Posted by Itsguy View Post
    Hodinkee brings us the famous Longines Explorer II!



    https://shop.hodinkee.com/collection...rce=newsletter
    Great bezel alignment!


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    Seiko 5 GMT Field.

    https://www.seikoboutique.co.uk/prod...eiko-5-sports/













    Not my cup of tea but they look not too bad.

    Also, the Seiko Speedometer Speedtimer:




    Last edited by j111dja; 14th December 2023 at 19:37.

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    Damasko have finally got round to reissuing an updated version of the DSub1 - now with their in-house movement, at €2,430. Must admit the murdered-out Damest-coated version is a very handsome thing:




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    This GMT diver in a Monnin case looks tempting @ £350.
    https://www.hgp-watches.com/collecti...-gmt-automatic


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    Quote Originally Posted by ENES View Post
    This GMT diver in a Monnin case looks tempting @ £350.
    https://www.hgp-watches.com/collecti...-gmt-automatic

    That is nice. I like the Pepsi bezel version

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    Quote Originally Posted by learningtofly View Post
    Anyone mentioned the Le Mans Daytona, as a matter of interest? White gold, reverse panda, new style symmetrical case, 4132 (yes) movement, LE, £50k+, don’t bother trying.

    Absolute stunner IMO.

    Looks like the first watch has hit the grey market. Theoretically it lists at $52k (although I understand the allocation is managed by Rolex) and this one is available for $249

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    Quote Originally Posted by earlofsodbury View Post
    Damasko have finally got round to reissuing an updated version of the DSub1 - now with their in-house movement, at €2,430. Must admit the murdered-out Damest-coated version is a very handsome thing:


    Quote Originally Posted by ENES View Post
    This GMT diver in a Monnin case looks tempting @ £350.
    https://www.hgp-watches.com/collecti...-gmt-automatic

    Both very nice.
    Andy

    Wanted - Damasko DC57

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    Quote Originally Posted by earlofsodbury View Post
    Damasko have finally got round to reissuing an updated version of the DSub1 - now with their in-house movement, at €2,430. Must admit the murdered-out Damest-coated version is a very handsome thing:



    I like that, thought it might be a nice alternative to a u50, then saw it was 44mm.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Idontgram View Post
    I like that, thought it might be a nice alternative to a u50, then saw it was 44mm.
    Yep, they really missed an opportunity not shrinking the case size. I have a DSub3, and it is chunk on the wrist for sure.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ENES View Post
    This GMT diver in a Monnin case looks tempting @ £350.
    https://www.hgp-watches.com/collecti...-gmt-automatic

    My Mecaquartz. I still struggle to comprehend how well made it is for the price.



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    The new Meraud Bonaire is a beautiful design and features a La Chaux-de-Fonds movement.




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    Quote Originally Posted by Lammylee View Post
    The new Meraud Bonaire is a beautiful design and features a La Chaux-de-Fonds movement.




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    Meraud have a very nice eye for design, I must say.
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    So Formex sell their 39mm Essence line of watches for £1,324 to £1,435. Not cheap for a three-hand micro-brand watch with a SW200-1 inside, but not crazy money by current standards (and they are COSC certified, and they have patents, etc).

    Now they are kind enough to bring us the Baguette version, with diamond indices:



    A snip at £4,000. Still, for that money you get eleven diamonds totalling a handsome 0.29 carats. That's 0.026 carats each. I'm not sure whether those categorise as gemstones, chippings or just sand.

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    Last edited by j111dja; 21st December 2023 at 18:44.

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    Quote Originally Posted by j111dja View Post
    I quite like that, is that a Myota movement?
    It wouldn't bother me if so, probably more reliable than a Sellita.


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    Quote Originally Posted by sickie View Post
    I quite like that, is that a Myota movement?
    It wouldn't bother me if so, probably more reliable than a Sellita.


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    Unsure. Having a closer look, it looks like a Miyota.
    Last edited by j111dja; 21st December 2023 at 20:32.

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    Recentish release rather than new, the Baltic Hermetique looks rather a spiffy, novel take on the good ol' field/explorer watch...and those 3D lume blocks for numerals, cor...150 m WR in a watch case barely over 8 mm very, very impressive

    https://baltic-watches.com/en/produc...ue-tourer-blue

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    IWC Aquatimer Perpetual Calendar Aquaman

    https://www.ablogtowatch.com/hands-o...ngdom-watches/







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    49mm!!!!!!!!


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    Quote Originally Posted by pete-r View Post
    49mm!!!!!!!!

    Looks stupid.

    “ Ford... you're turning into a penguin. Stop it.” HHGTTG

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    49mm does look stupid.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Passenger View Post
    Recentish release rather than new, the Baltic Hermetique looks rather a spiffy, novel take on the good ol' field/explorer watch...and those 3D lume blocks for numerals, cor...150 m WR in a watch case barely over 8 mm very, very impressive

    https://baltic-watches.com/en/produc...ue-tourer-blue
    It’s certainly nice. 10.3mm thick including the glass, which is still slim. Brown dial is my favourite, though all four colours are attractive.
    Last edited by Fullbreakfast; 26th December 2023 at 11:05.

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    Quote Originally Posted by j111dja View Post
    IWC Aquatimer Perpetual Calendar Aquaman

    https://www.ablogtowatch.com/hands-o...ngdom-watches/






    Horrendous, need to be put back in the cracker!


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    How to spend €62,000 to look a knob.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fullbreakfast View Post
    It’s certainly nice. 10.3mm thick including the glass, which is still slim. Brown dial is my favourite, though all four colours are attractive.
    Like the Brown too but I've become a sucker for off white, cream dials...Plus I've had several happy years experience living with one of their earlier models, the HMS 001 cream dial, lovely domed plexi crystal...a watch whose only minor flaws to my eyes was it's 50 m WR and lack of lume...mind you I managed to pick that one up for only about 200 gbp so zero complaints, still love it's design, stepped bezel and blued hands and it continues to run nicely despite a very modest movement...In fact it's a watch I've commented to my missus that if it had come with a screw down crown/ lume I'd not need another! It's as if the clever chaps at Baltic have heard me!
    So in a nutshell one of these bad boys will be mine next year. Then I'm done, as it fits 'my tastes/brief/requirements perfectly, super svelte so easy wearing and for me far less likely to whack a door frame etc, plus ample WR for pool/beach life and those funky applied 3D lume bloc numerals I think are awesome.

    review of the HMS 001 should anyone be interested,

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjcSGGq27l4
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fullbreakfast View Post


    How to spend €62,000 to look a knob.
    So very true.

    It looks good and the complication is interesting and fresh looking, but the watch is way too big. The size is emphasised even more on that skinny wrist.
    Last edited by j111dja; 26th December 2023 at 18:31.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fullbreakfast View Post


    How to spend €62,000 to look a knob.

    How to spend €62,000 and look like you've spent €62 on a cheap Chinese smartwatch...

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    Quote Originally Posted by j111dja View Post
    So very true.

    It looks good and the complication is interesting and fresh looking, but the watch is way too big. The size is emphasised even more on that skinny wrist.
    If Tom Stoltman had happened to be in the studio they could maybe have made it look non-ridiculous.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fullbreakfast View Post
    If Tom Stoltman had happened to be in the studio they could maybe have made it look non-ridiculous.
    It probably looks the same on his wrist. :-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Passenger View Post
    Then I'm done…
    Just one last drink!

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    New Prx bucherer version. Quite pricey


    https://www.bucherer.com/uk/en/watch...398-895-9.html

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    Only £50 more than the normal Chrono, which is a similar premium to the previous Bucherer PRX. Not a fan of this version though… at all.

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    Quote Originally Posted by s1wnw View Post
    New Prx bucherer version. Quite pricey


    https://www.bucherer.com/uk/en/watch...398-895-9.html
    Wow, that’s so nasty that it’s almost impressive.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fullbreakfast View Post
    Wow, that’s so nasty that it’s almost impressive.
    Agreed...


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    The new Longines 39mm Legend Diver in Blue.

    39mm in one of these should make this an absolute cracker.




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    That is an especially ugly PRX. One thing that bothers me about the PRX is that you get essentially the same bracelet and same quality of case if you buy the quartz 3 hander for £300 or the auto chrono at £1700? I have the quartz 3 hander so it works for me but not quite sure I’d feel the same if I’d bought the chrono?

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    Quote Originally Posted by RobDad View Post
    That is an especially ugly PRX. One thing that bothers me about the PRX is that you get essentially the same bracelet and same quality of case if you buy the quartz 3 hander for £300 or the auto chrono at £1700? I have the quartz 3 hander so it works for me but not quite sure I’d feel the same if I’d bought the chrono?
    Is the auto PRX not unserviceable as well?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fullbreakfast View Post
    Wow, that’s so nasty that it’s almost impressive.
    Seconded, truly awful.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Martylaa View Post
    The new Longines 39mm Legend Diver in Blue.

    39mm in one of these should make this an absolute cracker.




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    That is a mighty fine compressor indeed! Looks slim as well!

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    Nasty-ass new day-date SE just announced:



    Slightly more here.

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    ^ Bleedin orrible, that is.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Time Cat View Post
    That is a mighty fine compressor indeed! Looks slim as well!
    Super looking watch, and not plagued with a badly-placed date window, which Longines seem to do all too often.

    I see they want £3,000 for it. Longines pricing got a bit tasty while I wasn't paying attention.
    Last edited by Fullbreakfast; 12th January 2024 at 19:10.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fullbreakfast View Post
    ^ Bleedin orrible, that is.

    If I was a billionaire, I'd buy as many of them as possible just to enjoy the thrill of smashing them all with a lumphammer

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