The Dive Watch Connection

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This just came yesterday. After getting the above Aerospace, it was perfect, but it was just a bit too small for me. Knew I had to have one in the collection though. So, picked up one that is the perfect size for me. Loving it. https://i.imgur.com/V1YOEb5.jpg Looks great, makes me think I need to g...

You’d better walk slowly in the rain though Brice, don’t underestimate dynamic pressure.

Joeprez wrote:
Great looking watch Andrea, congrats!

Thanks a lot bud!

I’m definitely in love https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20181115/963bc855bd3bbb9c6b42a064706cda52.jpg Congratulations. It’s a great looking piece. I really like the newer Aerospace (the one with the hour numbers around the dial) and didn’t pay much attention to the older ones as I found they were t...

I’m definitely in love

Ruggs wrote:Not a watch, but picked this up today...

Awesome!!!!
Congrats

It’s the 15th already here in Jakarta.
Last day of meetings and I’m heading back home.
Haven’t seen my wife for 15 days so I’m looking forward to it.

Thanks again to Rob (raf42) for this fantastic piece

Not sure if this is true (based on the source, I would think it is), but just in case... I tweeted it

Looks great but I think I expect something like 44mm with 53mm ltl

In case you guys found a good source that for whatever reason wouldn't ship to the USA, let me know and I can be your european shipping point.

On my two week business trip I had to hit NZ, Australia, Jakarta and Bali. Where do you think I planned to spend the weekend? Did 4 dives yesterday and today, didn’t get to see the mantas but great experience overall. Surprisingly, the explorer II did not explode 25 meters below water Now chilling w...

I really like the 104, it's my favorite Sinn by far (should be no date to be perfect though).

Fun fact: in 2012 or so after a meeting at Kroger I added a couple days in Louisville with a friend of mine to do the bourbon trail. The very day we visited buffalo trace they were releasing a few bottles of 23 YO. I could have bought it for something like $180 I said no because I did not want to ch...

Great stuff thanks T!

What did you think about the Baltic Aquascaphe?
I think the design looks kinda kool, it’s an obvious homage but I like how it’s done visually.
How about the build quality?
Thanks!

Late afternoon on the 8th here in Australia



I love this watch so much, thanks Matt for making it happen for me

The GS bracelets can be fitted to any kind of wrist.
I have 6.75 wrists and my 36mm GS (model sbgx065) still has more than a couple links I could remove.

River Rat wrote:My vintage snowflake from 1972

Ok lets close this thread

They are going to sell these by the truckload.

ericf4 wrote:Brellum day.

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That looks great

My tastes haven’t changed much, except for the fact that I briefly tried slightly bigger watches and quickly realized they don’t work for me. 42mm is already a bit too large for me. Other things I came to realize: - a thin case shape is an absolute must. For some reason tall watches never work for m...

Best of luck Matt!

Plus, it's obviously not a diver.
My bad

God of war

I think it's enough

I’m going. Doing the “official” launch of ARES Watch Co. & the first watch: DIVER-1. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20181031/42e47a5e5028a32865121194184133ed.jpg https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20181031/84eba5a47746c0f04e971759f17d45a7.jpg Totally looking forward to it! Ares is Greek for Mars, g...

Wow big congrats!

Wow big congrats!