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This just came in today. Orient Mako II USA.

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  On 5/4/2017 at 2:13 AM, Ginseng said:
Classy. Been looking a pickup up a "5" for a knockabout watch.

How does that unit wear?

Wilkey

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Pretty classic size, wears well. Larger than a typical 5, which is a good thing imho. They generally wear just a touch on the small side.

 

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  On 5/3/2017 at 5:26 PM, Ginseng said:

This came in the mail today.

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Damn you for showing me that! Looks like a nice clean dial watch! Good buy, rubber wrists :lmao:

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  On 5/4/2017 at 4:41 AM, Stogieninja said:

Is there a discount code?

EDIT: Figured it out, but doesn't work for the USA models. Ah well.

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Sign up for the newsletter. That 30% code does work for the Mako II  USA because that's how I got mine at such a good price.

Wilkey

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  On 5/4/2017 at 6:23 AM, LordAnubis said:

Damn you for showing me that! Looks like a nice clean dial watch! Good buy, rubber wrists :lmao:

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It's not just that the dial is a crisp. clean, legible design. It is so multidimensional. There are at least four planes including the dial itself and the marker channel and Arabic numerals. The real trick is that they pull it off without it looking too cartoony.

There is one reservation I have with this watch, though. Every component carries the appropriate weight and solidity for a flieger. It's not a brick like a 43 mm diver. Every component except the clasp. It is inexplicably flimsy. Clearly stamped out of steel that is too thin gauge for a watch of this caliber, if there's even a little looseness on the wrist, the band clinks against the clasp body issuing a tinny sound. Unforgivable in a nearly thousand dollar watch. I will probably have to apply a small patch of tape or a silicone dot to the underside of the clasp to prevent this.

Wilkey

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  On 5/7/2017 at 5:54 AM, SirVantes said:


Luminor Arktos PAM92. The perfect watch for life in the tropics ;)

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Panerai now has inhouse true gmt movement. Outsourced movement in their earlier watches. Really listing after it, but can't justify owning that and Rolex explorer II. Too much $ would be tied up in two watches with the same functionality. 

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  On 5/5/2017 at 8:44 PM, El Hoze said:

I have always liked the lines on IWC. This is one of the 3-4 watches I still wear pretty regularly now and seem to like more as time goes on and I've had it for probably 10 years or so. 

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I bought my Portugieser Jubilee back in '93, and haven't regretted it for a moment.  

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These are my three buckle strap watches. Invicta, citizen (1 of 2 solar watches) and a Roketa(?) 12 jewels.b8cb588ab468339e62693355d153f514.jpg

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Casio G-Shock GWM 5610-1. So comfy, a throwback to 30 years ago for me. The automatic clock signal time setting is a nice convenience.

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  On 5/19/2017 at 1:55 AM, rhcolbert said:
Stunning watch in person 



Wait, my iPhone photography skills are impeccable! I don't know what you are implying there :)

I am going to grab one of the new Railmaster re-issues well once they hit the gently used market.
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  On 5/19/2017 at 5:28 AM, luvdunhill said:

 


Wait, my iPhone photography skills are impeccable! I don't know what you are implying there :)

I am going to grab one of the new Railmaster re-issues well once they hit the gently used market.

 

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I'm thinking about an omega aqua terra gmt chrono/gmt. The seamaster gmt just doesn't do it for me and I have no need for a helium escape as on the planet ocean. 

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If you guys see my my previous posts, I love a nice watch. I wore my fanciest watch in a pool on a business trip with mr beaver earlier this month in Hawaii. The crystal got all steamy. To the company it has gone and it is going to cost equal to a box of stogies to fix.

Moved to the next watch posted but needed new battery, so I thought. Nope. Needs some kind of repair. Shite!

Wearing an Apple black thing given to all on our recent biz trip. Driving me nuts. Tells me to stand, walk, breathe, looks goofy and needs power plug in all night. Cannot give it away or stamp it with my foot in frustration, since must must wear it at any company event to show my appreciation and match mr beaver's men's model that night.

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One of my everyday watches.a52e37d7453df113124f3ee50f132775.jpg

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