A diver's watch in its natural environment!Farmer1906 said:
Good morning.
This is like the 1-2x per year I see a truck actually hauling something here in Dallas.
A diver's watch in its natural environment!Farmer1906 said:
Good morning.
Not sure but that's a lot of flexing for a Sub and I will not even comment about the spare with the Seiko. Lets me honest, both watches though nice are a dime a dozen.Serotonin said:
Man, major Dallas thirty thousandaire vibes in those posts. Is that really what the culture is like in Austin in 2022?
Serotonin said:
Man, major Dallas thirty thousandaire vibes in those posts. Is that really what the culture is like in Austin in 2022?
jh0400 said:
The Bud Light and week's wages in cash in a binder clip are nice touches.
MarathonAg12 said:
I'm moving back to Houston….
TP Ag '87 said:
What's the gang's thoughts on mesh straps? I don't have one. Are they comfortable?
TP Ag '87 said:
What's the gang's thoughts on mesh straps? I don't have one. Are they comfortable?
AgEng06 said:
I assumed he meant this...
42mm.schmendeler said:
Maybe that's the joke but what is the regular size Pelagos?
yes haha, that was the joke, it's been out in 42mm for a decadeschmendeler said:
Maybe that's the joke but what is the regular size Pelagos?
It's basically a flex clasp that adjusts to your Wrist. Started because of the need for diving, but people realized if you sized the bracelet correctly so the adjustable clasp could work, it was amazingly comfortable every day.Silian Rail said:
Also, the pelagos spring loaded clasp is amazing, forget a microadjust, it literally opens and closes automatically based on your wrist.
Comparing watch thicknesses is a big deal. In this case it's also feels smaller because of how light the titanium feels.Serotonin said:
Looks like a home run from Tudor, I love the fact that it's not too thick (only 11.8 case thickness).