I do like the idea of being able to clean it and start fresh all over again.jimbo wrote: ↑Mon Dec 30, 2024 6:57 pm I love my Bronze limited edition divers, I love that it changes colour after a clean, I don't even mind cleaning it, a cup of tea whilst dunking it in lemon juice and baking soda with my wife's tooth brush (for gawds sake don't tell her!) makes it a watch that changes for the price of one. I have bought further straps for it which again change it for whatever the occasion.
Not so keen on the blue face myself, as mine has a "distressed" brown one. But it's great we are all different.
Enjoy the purchase of whatever you decide on
First CW — Need Help Choosing
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Rose141414
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Re: First CW — Need Help Choosing
I'm in the same boat. I'm leaning towards a 39mm Sealander GMT White with Bader bracelet.
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mikewastaken
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Re: First CW — Need Help Choosing
This would be my suggestion for a versatile, "go anywhere, do anything" choice. Great size, great thickness, looks great on a variety of straps and bracelets.
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