Lovely watch indeed, but I must disagree with the "rule them all", as far as divers go. As good as it is, I am not convinced that it is the ultimate diver! .
KLR_Redux wrote:Becoming sad that I sold my Orient Revolver/Air Diver. Prices are nuts for them now. Don't want it enough to spend $900 to replace . . .
Oh my, sold a blue one a few years back too. Damn it.
smegwina wrote:Lovely watch indeed, but I must disagree with the "rule them all", as far as divers go. As good as it is, I am not convinced that it is the ultimate diver! .
smegwina wrote:Lovely watch indeed, but I must disagree with the "rule them all", as far as divers go. As good as it is, I am not convinced that it is the ultimate diver! .
smegwina wrote:Lovely watch indeed, but I must disagree with the "rule them all", as far as divers go. As good as it is, I am not convinced that it is the ultimate diver! .
They make a 45mm version for you
That's a different story then!!!!!
(Toddles off to have a shufti).
Good man.
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Great. Will make a great 45mm dressy diver for you, paired with your DSSD
The strangest thing is that I've seen the Flyback Chronograph version of the watch sell cheaper than the 3-hand version.
There is also the Trilogy and Trilogy GMT versions at one-half to one-third of the price, but I suspect they might have an ETA movement ?
blowfish89 wrote:
They make a 45mm version for you
That's a different story then!!!!!
(Toddles off to have a shufti).
Good man.
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Great. Will make a great 45mm dressy diver for you, paired with your DSSD
The strangest thing is that the Flyback Chronograph version of the watch sells cheaper than the 3-hand version.
There is also the Trilogy and Trilogy GMT versions at one-half to one-third of the price, but I suspect they might have an ETA movement ?
Ooh, they are rather nice!!
Does a man need a 4th 44mm plus diver though???? (Not including the 43mm ones too)