The Dive Watch Connection

I recognize the superior ability of these engravers, but I would rather fellate a random DWC member than wear one of these.

Oh and yes, it is exhausting.
I was fit at the time (20lbs ago) and was used to tough spinning classes 4-5 times per week.
25 minutes with no breaks of this thing and I could barely walk.

I tried it in a hotel in LA last time I was there. I had forgotten the name, always wanted to buy it, thanks Chris! It is amazing, I just hit them up to see when it’s going to be available in Europe (they have a european site but the bike isn’t available yet). If you have a connection there I’d love...

Weekend work trip in Amsterdam

Weekend work trip in Amsterdam

Yup I know that bezel gives much longer bottom time than the PADI tables.
I think they are staying true to tradition, I don’t think many people will be using that watch for actual diving.

Still, I agree it’s a shame it’s unusable.
Would be great if it could be “adjusted”

bedlam wrote:How does the deco bezel work?

Outer numbers are depth of the dive in meters.
They align to the corresponding max dive time

You guys can keep this one on your side of the Atlantic, we’ll figure out a way to survive without it I think.

Great story and great looking watch.

Having owned a regular khaki 38, I loved it.
I would say the issue with the lugs is that they are a little too long and a little too straight.
Neither one of the two would be an issue alone, but together they made the watch sit a bit weird on my pussy wrists

Skinny Rogers wrote: ↑

Thu May 24, 2018 7:26 am

This combo looks great

The colors are identical to the WG version. Are there people who haven’t seen one of those af this point? Maybe some were hoping Rolex did't pull a Seiko and build a new, improved, bezel with better colors instead. on a side note I agree with you on the OP 39mm hour markers, they seem a liiiiiiiiii...

This looks really bad

Brand logo and model name should be bigger

If the watch worked before disassembly, obviously not

Very halios like..? That's one of the things I like. Also, price seems (we will see the finished product) more in line with typical micro offerings, or bets if we consider it's powered by an Elabore ETA. I love halios designs, but after handling a few of them they seem a slight bit overpriced for t...

Anybody seen this? 38mm (also available in 42mm) Not too thick Vintage inspired ETA 2824 Elabore 369€ shipped I backed yesterday night after having a few too many drinks. If it’s not a scam or another Helgrey-style disaster where the actual watch looks completely different than the prototype it seem...

LC;TB

(looks cool; too big)

Panerai7 wrote:Submariner, have a great weekend DWC

While I vastly prefer the older thinner lugs on bracelet, the new case works amazing on straps.

Having a man wrist probably helps, but still

Man the triumph looks good.
If anybody ever wants to flip a grey dial/red text on bracelet hit me up.

Thanks for the great pics.
Tudor definitely is great value at today's prices, can't see how anybody would buy an Omega GMT at twice the price.

If they make a Pepsi GMT in the 58 case I'll break the bank

I have seen these live in a Seiko shop in Paris a few weeks ago and they are monstrous.

Back to the explorer II

Jeep99dad wrote: ↑

Wed May 16, 2018 6:39 am

Seppia wrote:Still enjoying grandpa’s watch

That’s so awesome.

Thanks Brice!
I'm amazed how great it still looks, I have made some research and it should be a watch from the 40's :O

Still enjoying grandpa’s watch