The Dive Watch Connection

If I'd buy one, I'd do lollipop.

Seppia wrote:

jswing wrote:

demer03 wrote:

jswing wrote:

BBK357 wrote:The vintage ones you show look good.
The new version looks kinda bad with they awful bezel and the text on the dial. And that crown../ ugh


Just be like me and wait for that 300 re issue coming at end of summer...

What 300 reissue is coming?

He's referring to the NoT Doxa

Oh, right, got it. I already ordered that. I thought maybe there was another Omega 300 re-issue coming..

There's one out now (the Borealis) and there's MKII one also, probably coming to you in 2025 (but payment cash in advance)

The Borealis one looks well done, but my thing is re-editions from the original maker. MKII isn't even something I'd consider, I'm going nuts just waiting on a Doxa pre-order, and that's less than a year. (hopefully, at least)

^^That^^

Is there a link to the upcoming Doxa?

The Borealis looks really good, but I would have preferred having the crown at 6 o' clock.

Axelay2003 wrote:Is there a link to the upcoming Doxa?

Here you go:

http://forums.watchuseek.com/f74/sneak- ... 27130.html

As a guy who has bought a lot of watches with poor resell value I can foresee this one as falling in that category.

jswing wrote:Well, they do make a version with the bigger hands. Dammit Mike, now you've got me looking at the damn thing.



edit: and I just realized this version has no date! Damn, damn, damn. I want one.

This would be the one I would choose. The larger hands def look better.

The watch wears very flat. I had the Crepas L.Ocean which is similar, so if you have smaller wrists you'll get lug overhang.

jswing wrote:

Axelay2003 wrote:Is there a link to the upcoming Doxa?

Here you go:

http://forums.watchuseek.com/f74/sneak- ... 27130.html

$hit, there goes my spending money.

Axelay2003 wrote:

jswing wrote:

Axelay2003 wrote:Is there a link to the upcoming Doxa?

Here you go:

http://forums.watchuseek.com/f74/sneak- ... 27130.html

$hit, there goes my spending money.

Well, what's spending money for, other than spending?

The Searambler pics should be out any day now.

jswing wrote:

Axelay2003 wrote:

jswing wrote:

Axelay2003 wrote:Is there a link to the upcoming Doxa?

Here you go:

http://forums.watchuseek.com/f74/sneak- ... 27130.html

$hit, there goes my spending money.

Well, what's spending money for, other than spending?

Clarification: Spending money for kayak.

Danny_T wrote:

jswing wrote:Well, they do make a version with the bigger hands. Dammit Mike, now you've got me looking at the damn thing.



edit: and I just realized this version has no date! Damn, damn, damn. I want one.

This would be the one I would choose. The larger hands def look better.

The watch wears very flat. I had the Crepas L.Ocean which is similar, so if you have smaller wrists you'll get lug overhang.

That's what I would choose.

BSears wrote:The Searambler pics should be out any day now.

I have the T-graph Searambler so I am leaning towards the Pro.

Axelay2003 wrote:

BSears wrote:The Searambler pics should be out any day now.

I have the T-graph Searambler so I am leaning towards the Pro.

I've got the pro on order as well....

I like the ZRC, Mike, but am wondering how hard it is to track down an original? What do the originals go for?

I'm excited about the release of the 300 NoT, but would much rather get another vintage 300 Pro (I never should have sent that back to you )
Though I expect that original ZRCs are much harder to find than vintage Doxa.

Double post

andrema wrote:DO IT!

+1

I think it's badass

If it is only 40mm though, that dude has a small wrist

I can see bullhead but this is a watch with a stubby cock.

Sorry to step on the happiness.

HapaHapa wrote:I can see bullhead but this is a watch with a stubby cock.

What's wrong with a stubby cock?

Nothing if you are a person. A watch however should not have a stubby cock.

Dedalus wrote:I like the ZRC, Mike, but am wondering how hard it is to track down an original? What do the originals go for?

I'm excited about the release of the 300 NoT, but would much rather get another vintage 300 Pro (I never should have sent that back to you )
Though I expect that original ZRCs are much harder to find than vintage Doxa.

Old ones are hard to find ....and...they are 36mm

I might have to do this.

demer03 wrote:

Dedalus wrote:I like the ZRC, Mike, but am wondering how hard it is to track down an original? What do the originals go for?

I'm excited about the release of the 300 NoT, but would much rather get another vintage 300 Pro (I never should have sent that back to you )
Though I expect that original ZRCs are much harder to find than vintage Doxa.

Old ones are hard to find ....and...they are 36mm

I might have to do this.

Do it, then. It is a very cool reissue.

Yeah Mike, get it. I always love when the re-issue is so true to the original. This one especially.


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