I agree the archive is a superb resource. Well thought, well maintained and great for enthusiasts for many many years to come

I think your opinion is based completely on what you feel rather than hard evidence.

C60-40ADA3-SUNRS-TKO
Couple from me

jkbarnes wrote: ↑Fri Jan 06, 2023 7:18 pm Did anyone manage to screen shot it before it disappeared?

Yup, just before a bought one Cheers

C63-39ADA3-S00B1-SW

C60-40ADA3-ATOLL-B0

They still do cover the costs for warranty repairs etc. I’m an Australia. It’s a very smooth, clear , professional and easy experience.

C60-40ADC3-CWE2-TB

I have a the MK3 red bezel ( I know you asked about the MK2 ) and different lighting conditions can make it look very very different when captured in a photo.

So I'm going to be perfectly blunt here. Sorry to everyone I'm about to offend. The "incompetent soul" who designed this with fixed spring bars was the designer who created this watch for ACTUAL military combat divers. For them this is mission critical equipment, and a broken spring bar a...

What incompetent soul thought fixed spring bars was a good idea? It’s just appalling and quite frankly dumb. So I'm going to be perfectly blunt here. Sorry to everyone I'm about to offend. The "incompetent soul" who designed this with fixed spring bars was the designer who created this wa...

Sure, Here’s the ones I can quickly find pics of So many more actually too. C65 GMTs, Rolex GMTs , Panerais etc 60700662-5D56-4E06-A3B8-2F122B33F8FC.jpeg 8AC08F32-9E3A-42E8-8ED5-9C95DA76B85E.jpeg 29377B8E-FE02-498E-9BEB-1F2E1511D768.jpeg 2B389537-5AEA-4925-BADF-38692F45015E.jpeg A1E00324-39C5-4B98-8...

What incompetent soul thought fixed spring bars was a good idea? It’s just appalling and quite frankly dumb.
The text on the dial is definitely better on this one mind you.

Still big fail IMHO.

Fixed spring bars .. I’m having nightmares

I’d be inclined to do away with the bezel at this point

They’re grrreat