The "what watch are you day dreaming about now" thread
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Re: The "what watch are you day dreaming about now" thread
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Re: The "what watch are you day dreaming about now" thread
How about a Squale Tiger instead?
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Re: The "what watch are you day dreaming about now" thread
Going to have a look at one of these beasties.
My only concern is that at 44mm it should be spot on for me, but speedies apparently wear smaller, so we shall see.
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My only concern is that at 44mm it should be spot on for me, but speedies apparently wear smaller, so we shall see.
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Re: The "what watch are you day dreaming about now" thread
.. . . and being predominantly black/grey will likely make it wear smaller still.smegwina wrote:Going to have a look at one of these beasties.
My only concern is that at 44mm it should be spot on for me, but speedies apparently wear smaller, so we shall see.
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Ah! Bugger. Looks like Sunday will be a wasted journey then!Bahnstormer_vRS wrote:.. . . and being predominantly black/grey will likely make it wear smaller still.smegwina wrote:Going to have a look at one of these beasties.
My only concern is that at 44mm it should be spot on for me, but speedies apparently wear smaller, so we shall see.
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They do have one of these as well so all might not be lost.....
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Ah! Big Pilot; much better idea.smegwina wrote:Ah! Bugger. Looks like Sunday will be a wasted journey then!
They do have one of these as well so all might not be lost.....
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Not sure whether I prefer this or the Titanium version you posted a couple of weeks ago.
Maybe you'll get the chance to compare them.
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Re: The "what watch are you day dreaming about now" thread
It will be interesting to compare the two. The trouble is, I do feel that I need a Speedie in my life!Bahnstormer_vRS wrote:Ah! Big Pilot; much better idea.smegwina wrote:Ah! Bugger. Looks like Sunday will be a wasted journey then!
They do have one of these as well so all might not be lost.....
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Not sure whether I prefer this or the Titanium version you posted a couple of weeks ago.
Maybe you'll get the chance to compare them.
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One thing, looking at the photo on PC screen, as opposed to phone, I can see a screw for the lugs close up to the case.smegwina wrote:It will be interesting to compare the two. The trouble is, I do feel that I need a Speedie in my life!Bahnstormer_vRS wrote: Ah! Big Pilot; much better idea.
Not sure whether I prefer this or the Titanium version you posted a couple of weeks ago.
Maybe you'll get the chance to compare them.
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Are the lugs still fixed or articulated, similar to some Hanhart models?
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The lugs are fixed , but screwed onto the case. Rather a strange arrangement!!Bahnstormer_vRS wrote:One thing, looking at the photo on PC screen, as opposed to phone, I can see a screw for the lugs close up to the case.smegwina wrote:It will be interesting to compare the two. The trouble is, I do feel that I need a Speedie in my life!Bahnstormer_vRS wrote: Ah! Big Pilot; much better idea.
Not sure whether I prefer this or the Titanium version you posted a couple of weeks ago.
Maybe you'll get the chance to compare them.
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Are the lugs still fixed or articulated, similar to some Hanhart models?
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Thanks; bit like a Panerai then?smegwina wrote:The lugs are fixed , but screwed onto the case. Rather a strange arrangement!!
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And in short measures, life may perfect bee. - Ben Jonson (1572 – 1637)
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Re: The "what watch are you day dreaming about now" thread
Pretty much. Panerai have a bar that is a released by a pusher under the lugs, but the lugs remain attached and the bar slides out.Bahnstormer_vRS wrote:Thanks; bit like a Panerai then?smegwina wrote:The lugs are fixed , but screwed onto the case. Rather a strange arrangement!!
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Zenith, the lug is unscrewed.
Compared to the VC easyfit, it is a rather agricultural arrangement, and a solution to a problem that doesn't really exist!
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