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• #15827
omg
the Tudor Titanium is actually 42mm.
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• #15828
It's called a Pelagos CB and yes it is. It's also surprisingly light to wear, pleasantly so in fact for a large watch.
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• #15829
cheers VU
i did know that ;-) It was a google copy and paste that brought up the size so it was a lazy copy and paste and then paste....
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• #15830
Yeh right... ;)
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• #15832
^ Very nice...
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• #15833
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• #15834
Quite a high bezel/glass combo....noice doe. Now for Everest ay?
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• #15835
whack a leather strap on :)
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• #15836
Lovely.
How is the bracelet / clasp quality? Apparently it was a bit flimsy on the 114s...
I must admit i've been having a bit of a nose around for a 114 in the last couple of days.
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• #15837
Nice one, Joel... Doesn't get me all sticky like the old models do ^^ but very nice all the same...
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• #15839
Murtz starp or gtfo.
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• #15840
Ta :) it's a flip-lock with the Oyster link pattern continuing over the clasp and the crown embossed in the centre. It would be practically impossible to accidentally open it, unlike the older Oysters on the 14270. It could potentially be a bit flimsy if you beat it repeatedly with a big hammer. Apart from that all good ;)
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• #15841
I think the trouble with those Grand Seikos is that the Seiko writing at the top seems a bit superfluous, it already says Grand Seiko and GS so it's all a bit of an overkill.
Do they do any models without as much writing?
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• #15842
hmmm...
I've put in a purchase request on Chrono24 for a 114270. Shit just got real.
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• #15843
YKIMS - honestly these will be worth more as an investment in years to come than the new model because they're the last run of the 36mm case, which was fundamental to the original 1953 Explorer design.
What sort of dollar are you looking at, new or second-hand (if you don't mind me asking, natch)?
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• #15844
2010 boxed and papers, mint; ~£3k
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• #15845
Sounds good! Let us know how you get on.
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• #15846
i have a bas & Loakes which is brill but from the US
big in London is Toshi https://toshi-straps.co.uk/testimonials/
SNPR
Dangerous9
and the strapsmith in the all in the US againand off course Murtz
or eBay just search for horween or buffalo but a lot of them are 20/22 panerai sizing
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• #15847
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• #15848
Wicked, thanks. Strapsmith and Bas and Lokes look great.
Guessing the suede number up there come from B&L?
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• #15849
that rolex isn't mine -i wish it was though
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• #15850
My feelings exactly...
Nah, the case of that GS is all about heritage, it references the first GS 6145 8000 autos dating back from the 1960s. The same ones that took the Swiss on and beat them at their own game.
In 1968, 1969 and 1970 Seiko had 226 wristwatches with its 4520 and 4580 calibers certified as observatory chronometers. In both cases these observatory chronometers were then sold to the public for normal use, some examples are still floating around but very rare.
My 6145, 4520 and 4522 are ridiculously accurate for watches over 40 years old. Actually scratch that - they're ridiculously accurate in comparison to watches sold today.