Karlskrona Baltic Shield - Update Thread (Updated 2/6)
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Re: Karlskrona Baltic Shield - Update Thread (Updated 10/5)
Super cool!!! Can't wait!!!
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Re: Karlskrona Baltic Shield - Update Thread (Updated 10/5)
The watch gives me weudd.
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Re: Karlskrona Baltic Shield - Update Thread (Updated 10/5)
These actually look really nice. I'll have to snag one up when you guys start flipping them.
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Re: Karlskrona Baltic Shield - Update Thread (Updated 10/5)
There's still a few available Ron!streetracer101 wrote:These actually look really nice. I'll have to snag one up when you guys start flipping them.
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Re: Karlskrona Baltic Shield - Update Thread (Updated 10/5)
Looking really good
Re: Karlskrona Baltic Shield - Update Thread (Updated 10/5)
Very nice, Todd!
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Re: Karlskrona Baltic Shield - Update Thread (Updated 10/5)
Looking great Todd, good work. Am really enjoying excited by this one. It's looking like a major piece of kit
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Re: Karlskrona Baltic Shield - Update Thread (Updated 10/5)
I liked watching this project develop. Strong work Todd.
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Re: Karlskrona Baltic Shield - Update Thread (Updated 10/5)
Todd,
Damn! these look really good. With the fine tuning you are doing these watches will be a home run. And I love the side profile with the domed crystal that flows into the contour of the bezel. Can't wait to see these in person.
Damn! these look really good. With the fine tuning you are doing these watches will be a home run. And I love the side profile with the domed crystal that flows into the contour of the bezel. Can't wait to see these in person.
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Re: Karlskrona Baltic Shield - Update Thread (Updated 10/5)
Thank you all for the kind words. I will continue to keep this thread updated as conditions warrant.
Best,
Todd
Best,
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Re: Karlskrona Baltic Shield - Update Thread (Updated 10/5)
Once all is fine, I'll work on getting you untied from that whale.
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Re: Karlskrona Baltic Shield - Update Thread (Updated 10/5)
mattcantwin wrote:Once all is fine, I'll work on getting you untied from that whale.
Thank you, Matt. Luckily, my alter ego is Aquaman.
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Re: Karlskrona Baltic Shield - Update Thread (Updated 10/5)
Damn good looking. Nice work.
That lollipop with the yellow tip just rocks. That just might have sold me. It's been very cool to see this project work it's way to completion.
unixshrk wrote: I'll put it on a nice NATO for you.
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Re: Karlskrona Baltic Shield - Update Thread (Updated 10/5)
Hello all...
One more modification to report. The drilled lug hole position will change a bit and be a bit farther away from the end of the lug. The holes on the prototype watches are too close to the edge of the lug for my liking. Not huge news to report but, I wanted to be fully transparent and disclose all modifications I am making for the production pieces.
As soon as I have pictures of the new hand set and bezel, I will post them.
Best,
Todd
One more modification to report. The drilled lug hole position will change a bit and be a bit farther away from the end of the lug. The holes on the prototype watches are too close to the edge of the lug for my liking. Not huge news to report but, I wanted to be fully transparent and disclose all modifications I am making for the production pieces.
As soon as I have pictures of the new hand set and bezel, I will post them.
Best,
Todd
Re: Karlskrona Baltic Shield - Update Thread (Updated 10/5)
Just make sure a Zulu will fit through easily. There is nothing worse than having to remove the bars to change nylon straps.
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Re: Karlskrona Baltic Shield - Update Thread (Updated 10/5)
Good point.CGSshorty wrote:Just make sure a Zulu will fit through easily. There is nothing worse than having to remove the bars to change nylon straps.
Whisky has killed more men than bullets, but most men would rather be full of whisky than bullets.
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Re: Karlskrona Baltic Shield - Update Thread (Updated 10/5)
Thanks for the update, Todd. I had noticed that the lug hole positioning looked a bit off.
Re: Karlskrona Baltic Shield - Update Thread (Updated 10/5)
I agree with you, Todd. Drilled holes out by the lug tips look odd to me. I think his is a good move.
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Re: Karlskrona Baltic Shield - Update Thread (Updated 10/5)
CGSshorty wrote:Just make sure a Zulu will fit through easily. There is nothing worse than having to remove the bars to change nylon straps.
Check out the space between the case and the strap in this photo, Chris. There is a ton of space there - arguably too much with the bar holes drilled where they are.
I think Todd can pull the holes in a few mm's which will make them appear more centered on the lug and still leave plenty of room for a thicker ZULU strap.
On the plus side, I think with holes pulled in a little bit, you could wear this on the Sailcloth without the current huge strap-gap.
Re: Karlskrona Baltic Shield - Update Thread (Updated 10/5)
Too much gap.
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Re: Karlskrona Baltic Shield - Update Thread (Updated 10/5)
Agree....too much camel toe there8-)