The Dive Watch Connection

well done!

it's a damn nice watch.

lower the seat a tad, makes it easier for the kid to put his feet on the ground. Start with just pushing along with feet on the ground, to gain balance and sense of speed. then work up to feet on pedals.

the T2 is on there now, at the old price.

car show rule #1: leave the family at home, lol.

I use priority mail a couple of times a week, and it has been 2 days (coast to coast) consistently for the past month.
Nice mil watch, those ramblers are pretty nice

TopSpecUS just added them to their marathon page.

polaco23 wrote: can you use those end pieces and put on a regular nato?

I used to use the 2 piece Zulus with those end pieces on the 3536's.

aboen wrote:

Henryj wrote:

aboen wrote:Until my Wu hook up shows up...

The more I look at that, the more I like it. What's the model number?

It's great

Model: SDBB005

SDBD? That thing is amazing.

sorta close:

kfalk wrote:Any lobster rolls?

Reds in Wiscasset, awesome.

lots of early sinn dna in that pair, nice.

mattcantwin wrote:I have decided to put the money in the bank and enjoy what I have

take some aspirin, go to bed, and hopefully the feeling is gone in the morning.

looks like the brother is wearing a doxa: what happened to his seal?

met Patrick Ma at the SHOT show a couple of years back, he was wearing a sinn dive watch: he said they used to sell watches on the site.

that gst is sweet.

the 156 mil is a sweet piece, enjoy it.

the gas filling capacity is on the way: Sinn is building the machine for RGM and should be there soon.
The protective gas (no longer argon) is one of the three parts to the sinn dehumidifying system: consisting of the drying capsule, EDR seals and the protective gas.

a 5513 would also look good in that group: well done Rob.

they used to be seen more often, maybe once a year. I tried to get one back in the 1990's. Watchmakers are always screwing them up, regulating them for normal time rather than sidereal time. The label appears to have fallen off the case and been replaced. Any idea why Sternzeit not on the dial I kn...

they used to be seen more often, maybe once a year. I tried to get one back in the 1990's. Watchmakers are always screwing them up, regulating them for normal time rather than sidereal time. The label appears to have fallen off the case and been replaced.

kfalk wrote:

is that date wheel stuck?

the only tip that seems to work: practice.

BBK357 wrote:But I want the aquos... They don't have any.

Yea, they are no longer made. I have an AQ with a cracked mop dial and need a replacement dial, but John has no service dials and they were so difficult to make that he says no more will be made.

man, look at those boys: time is flying by.