New seiko field watches -small!
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What is old, is new again. I would have liked it better if they upped it to 37.
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Wonder if this would be a good first watch for my son?
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I think I’ll pick up two for my two boys.sierra11b wrote:Wonder if this would be a good first watch for my son?
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If you don't want to wait, the Timex Weekender is a good watch for the "developing watch enthusiast." Like this Seiko, it comes on a NATO style strap and Timex sells additional colors separately, so it's a good way to start feeding the strap hobby, too.
35mm is just a little too small for me. Would be better at 36-38 IMHO.
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I would rock the hell out of this at 38
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I think they'd like that they were wearing the same brand that I wear most often.JBZ wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2019 7:15 amIf you don't want to wait, the Timex Weekender is a good watch for the "developing watch enthusiast." Like this Seiko, it comes on a NATO style strap and Timex sells additional colors separately, so it's a good way to start feeding the strap hobby, too.
35mm is just a little too small for me. Would be better at 36-38 IMHO.
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THESE AT 37MM -- 20MM LUGS ---- MWW RATTLER
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Looks cool, I might snatch one for my kid.
Andrea, did you try the Hamilton Khaki Field Vintage?
Andrea, did you try the Hamilton Khaki Field Vintage?
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That's cool. I didn't know there was a micro in Manchester, VT.
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A tiny watch with a fat bezel is going to be weird in real life.
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I got to try one of these on a few weeks ago. All I can say is "yawn"
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Never seen the MWW Rattler in person, but I like how it looks in the photos. Seems like it's an improvement over the SUS it pays homage to (with the exception of the movement - the 4S15 is a higher-grade movement).
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In person it looks unfinished and crude. Maybe that is how the original ones is in person. If so that is a no-go for me.
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They certainly could be shorter... but I still like it. I tried a 35mm Seamaster and it was too small for me.
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