One more post with the lume shot.
TSJ said:
One more post with the lume shot.
spadilly said:
Y'all have a go to website for NATO straps? Specifically looking for a maroon/beige one.
Diggity said:
how much for just the pen?
Great question. This is the movement in my Oris Divers 65. I love the dimensions and look of that watch but the movement and power reserve would be my complaints.AgEng06 said:
I do like that look and a lot of the features. And the 3 case sizes is nice.
I'm not really familiar, so is a Sellita SW200-1 worth $1K along with those features? The 38-hr PR seems short relative to most movements these days, but 4Hz is neat.
I have two CW watches. Both keep great time. My only complaint is the power reserve.AgEng06 said:
I do like that look and a lot of the features. And the 3 case sizes is nice.
I'm not really familiar, so is a Sellita SW200-1 worth $1K along with those features? The 38-hr PR seems short relative to most movements these days, but 4Hz is neat.
I am mainly comparing to my SARB033 which has the 6r15 movement:AgLA06 said:
It's supposedly -4 to +6 in accuracy. If that is true, it is much more accurate than my Seiko 5 Sport.
My experience with my Seiko 5 Sport will be almost 5 minutes off at the end of the week because the 4r36-07G0 movement is between +45 / -35 seconds per day.
not at all, as schmendler said if you do let them sit for a while you need to turn the crown a few times every now and again to get them lubricated.ChipFTAC01 said:
Is it bad for automatic watches to run down (other than the annoying factor of having to reset them)? Like to the springs prefer to be at tension and if they're not then they can get gunky or something?
Watch winders are cheap and quiet.ChipFTAC01 said:
Is it bad for automatic watches to run down (other than the annoying factor of having to reset them)? Like to the springs prefer to be at tension and if they're not then they can get gunky or something?