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Isn't this more like comparing the Land Cruiser to the LX470?
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From an older thread


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zepp21 wrote:Isn't this more like comparing the Land Cruiser to the LX470?
Morte like a 4Runner to a Land Cruiser
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Whoa thats massive.CesarG wrote:From an older thread
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It is a good looking watch straight on, but that is comically thick.
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^ that's what she saidkoda240 wrote:Whoa thats massive.CesarG wrote:From an older thread
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CesarG wrote:From an older thread

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It's true. It seems like these watches are designed primarily to be large, with actual usage as a watch a distant second.Torrid wrote:It is a good looking watch straight on, but that is comically thick.
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demer03 wrote:CesarG wrote:From an older thread




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And thats why I scratched that one off my list.CesarG wrote:From an older thread
Actually most people couldn't pull that off IMO.

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Exactly my problem with the DSSD. When a watch is that thick and unbalanced, it's just a non-starter for me.
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POC too. While it is fine to wear whatever you want, and it's actually more wearable than it's dimensions suggest, it's just too much for the majority of people to be anything more than a novelty watch.dukerules wrote:Exactly my problem with the DSSD. When a watch is that thick and unbalanced, it's just a non-starter for me.

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Now that this post has gone waaaaay down a weird path. Thanks for the info!!! the SD is waaaay to big for me. The MM300 is my goal.
This place is like a box of chocolat, you never know what your gonna get!!!!!
This place is like a box of chocolat, you never know what your gonna get!!!!!

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That thing makes a U1000 look svelte.
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Just another day at DWC.SRMKNIVES wrote:Now that this post has gone waaaaay down a weird path.
Old Michigan steams like a young man's dreams
The islands and bays are for sportsmen

The islands and bays are for sportsmen

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Only everyone kept their pants on.demer03 wrote:Just another day at DWC.SRMKNIVES wrote:Now that this post has gone waaaaay down a weird path.
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Seiko: SBDB001, SBDX001, SRP777
Sinn: EZM9, T1, T1B, 836 & 857S

Sinn: EZM9, T1, T1B, 836 & 857S

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Yes buy both....both are awesome watches! But like pointed out here, it will come down to budget and size werability.
Also, SD600 is using Seiko's higher-end movement. But 8L35 is still a great legendary movement!!!
Also, SD600 is using Seiko's higher-end movement. But 8L35 is still a great legendary movement!!!
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Spring-diver is a lucky dude...he has both!
I may have to flip 2 or 3 of my watches to get the SD600...
I may have to flip 2 or 3 of my watches to get the SD600...

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I prefer the mm300 over the spring drive. The mm300 is just classic and well proportioned with a very deeeeeeep crystal to dial ratio, which I like.
Even if money were no option, I'd stick with the mm300
Even if money were no option, I'd stick with the mm300

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MM300 people calls it classic but I feel it rather dull except the one-piece case.
MM600 is more interesting and I love the Spring drive movement but too bad Seiko doesn't provide the rubber option then I find the Sinn rubber brings out the best of it.


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MM600 is more interesting and I love the Spring drive movement but too bad Seiko doesn't provide the rubber option then I find the Sinn rubber brings out the best of it.


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I love the look of the MM600 on Sinn rubber.
MM600 45mm x 17mm
DSSD 44mm x 17.7mm
U1000 44mm x 18mm
POC 45.5mm x 19.2mm
These are interesting numbers.CGSshorty wrote:That thing makes a U1000 look svelte.
MM600 45mm x 17mm
DSSD 44mm x 17.7mm
U1000 44mm x 18mm
POC 45.5mm x 19.2mm
only accurate watches are interesting
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Fits you perfect.seikomatic wrote:

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WOW, that is what my old Marcello C Trident wore like, I had to dump it because of that.CGSshorty wrote:Fits you perfect.seikomatic wrote:

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