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- Bombardino
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Just purchased this, never really considered a bronze watch before or a Tudor to be honest. For the money there’s not many brands out there that can offer a certified Chronometer with an in house movement.
Over time it will develop a nice patina.
Over time it will develop a nice patina.
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- TitanTim
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- Smartbear
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Like the seiko Tim, it’s got a distinguished look to it
Rob
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- TitanTim
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Thanks Rob, was going to get one last year but couldn't decide on the green then realised production had stopped early this year so snapped a new one up for 250 from Ireland,
One month later and
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Seiko-Alpini ... Swt2paqXkC
Crazy
Tim.
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Nice Seiko, never seen it before but I"ll be watchingTitanTim wrote: ↑Fri Mar 23, 2018 6:19 pm Its only March and I'm two up already
Seiko Alpinist which has just been discontinued, I'm hoping they bring a blue dial out next.
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And a hmt Pilot, bargain at 20 quid
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[/quote]Nice Seiko, never seen it before but I"ll be watching
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They were only meant for the Japanese domestic market but became a bit of a cult watch over there so people cottoned on and imported them into the UK. Prices were around the 250 to 300 mark, a bargin for the movement it has but now production has stopped prices has gone a little crazy. I'm not a big Seiko fan although they did some really nice watches in late 60s early 70s.
Tim.
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They were only meant for the Japanese domestic market but became a bit of a cult watch over there so people cottoned on and imported them into the UK. Prices were around the 250 to 300 mark, a bargin for the movement it has but now production has stopped prices has gone a little crazy. I'm not a big Seiko fan although they did some really nice watches in late 60s early 70s.
Tim.
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Very cool. Would love a BB Blue on a nice brown leather strap.Bombardino wrote: ↑Fri Mar 23, 2018 5:42 pm Just purchased this, never really considered a bronze watch before or a Tudor to be honest. For the money there’s not many brands out there that can offer a certified Chronometer with an in house movement.
Over time it will develop a nice patina.
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- Bombardino
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Oh I really don't like you.. Was about to buy this but both my other half and my best mate said nahh don't get that...Bombardino wrote: ↑Fri Mar 23, 2018 5:42 pm Just purchased this, never really considered a bronze watch before or a Tudor to be honest. For the money there’s not many brands out there that can offer a certified Chronometer with an in house movement.
Over time it will develop a nice patina.
Knew I should've got it!
Keep us up to date with the patina
- Bombardino
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Go for it, ignore what your mates say it's on your wrist not there's.
Early days but at the moment I'm in love with it, I know it's not everybody's cup of tea but that's one of the reason's I purchased it.
Early days but at the moment I'm in love with it, I know it's not everybody's cup of tea but that's one of the reason's I purchased it.
- TitanTim
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Just pulled the trigger on a Geckota chronograph from watchgecko. They do some really nice vintage Heuer inspired watches and straps so couldn't resist whilst they're doing 10% off with a discount code. Its shame they're quartz but for the money and looks can't complain. Hopefully in the future they might bring out an automatic.
https://www.watchgecko.com/geckota-c-01 ... sion-4.php
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https://www.watchgecko.com/geckota-c-01 ... sion-4.php
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TitanTim wrote: ↑Sat Mar 31, 2018 11:28 am Just pulled the trigger on a Geckota chronograph from watchgecko. They do some really nice vintage Heuer inspired watches and straps so couldn't resist whilst they're doing 10% off with a discount code. Its shame they're quartz but for the money and looks can't complain. Hopefully in the future they might bring out an automatic.
https://www.watchgecko.com/geckota-c-01 ... sion-4.php
Tim.
They are making some nice pieces lately
if its got tits or tyres..its trouble
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Looking forward to seeing what their quality is like, but impressions look goodmr.tourette wrote: ↑Sat Mar 31, 2018 1:52 pmTitanTim wrote: ↑Sat Mar 31, 2018 11:28 am Just pulled the trigger on a Geckota chronograph from watchgecko. They do some really nice vintage Heuer inspired watches and straps so couldn't resist whilst they're doing 10% off with a discount code. Its shame they're quartz but for the money and looks can't complain. Hopefully in the future they might bring out an automatic.
https://www.watchgecko.com/geckota-c-01 ... sion-4.php
Tim.
They are making some nice pieces lately
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Here's mine - recently got a new "coffee bean brown" strap for it from TAG;
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Alpine White MC, imola leather, OEM 19" CSL's, Gruppe M, Aero sills.
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Nice modern Carrera, good movement as well. Just put a new Calfskin strap on my Zenith.
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