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The "Everyday" show-off thread !
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Some new jewelry:
Seiko Kinetic Diver's Watch 200m SKA369P1 SKA369P SKA369 (cal. 5M62)
Water resistant 200 meters/ 20bar
Kinetic Quartz movement.
Luminous Lumibrite hands and markers
Rapid Date adjustment.
Unidirectional rotating bezel
Precise Kinetic Quartz movement with automatic power generator.
Power reserve indicator (second hand movement).
6-month capacitor (holds charge for 6 months).
Three Fold Clasp with secure lock and push button release
Hardlex Crystal.
Dial: Blue
Stainless steel bracelet
Diameter: 45mm including crown
Screw Back, Screw Crown
A nice sturdy and heavy diver watch. Looks much better in reality. Kinetic Engine (capacitor should hold for 10 years); though the internal rotor is noisy. Rotational bezel, helps one time their dives (though I do not know how to swim); and the proprietary Seiko Lumbrite lasts almost 2 hours...! Check out the Seiko "typhoon"; and the case-back. Screw-down crown with internal gaskets. Has the "hardlex" crystal which should be able to hold its own during war or over sea deployments...! Real-estate = 44mm (till the crown end). Also known as the Seiko "Pepsi" diver. Power reserve = 6 months, which can be seen using the push-button.
Orient Men's CFT00005M Power Reserve Semi-Skeleton Orange Automatic (cal. FT00-C1)
Dial window material typeScratch resistant sapphire
Display TypeAnalog
Fold-Over Clasp with Double Push-Button Safety
Case diameter43.7 millimeters
Case Thickness12.1 millimeters
Band MaterialTwo-tone stainless steel
Bezel functionSlide-rule
Special featuresWater Resistant
MovementJapanese automatic
Water resistant depth330 Feet
A brand which not many are aware of, but worshiped by horological aficionados. Japan-made, and an automatic which shows power-reserve for ~40H of energy. This added complication with the slide-rule bezel, and the exhibition case back (which I love) makes it quite a novelty. Last but not the least, semi-skeleton; shows the balance-wheel beating away to glory...!
Also ordered a bracelet re-sizing tool, cause the idiotic watch makers here scratch and tarnish the bracelet. Plus the Seiko bracelet is extremely complicated with respect to adjustment. Has a slip-ring system which hold the deployment bars together. Usually this falls out when the pin is removed. If the slip-tube is not used, the pin can fall out, and the watch can be lost. On the other hand, the Orient has the normal expanded end pins and took 2 minutes to adjust, where as the Seiko diver took around 2 hours...!
And the final shot:
Seiko Kinetic Diver's Watch 200m SKA369P1 SKA369P SKA369 (cal. 5M62)
Water resistant 200 meters/ 20bar
Kinetic Quartz movement.
Luminous Lumibrite hands and markers
Rapid Date adjustment.
Unidirectional rotating bezel
Precise Kinetic Quartz movement with automatic power generator.
Power reserve indicator (second hand movement).
6-month capacitor (holds charge for 6 months).
Three Fold Clasp with secure lock and push button release
Hardlex Crystal.
Dial: Blue
Stainless steel bracelet
Diameter: 45mm including crown
Screw Back, Screw Crown
A nice sturdy and heavy diver watch. Looks much better in reality. Kinetic Engine (capacitor should hold for 10 years); though the internal rotor is noisy. Rotational bezel, helps one time their dives (though I do not know how to swim); and the proprietary Seiko Lumbrite lasts almost 2 hours...! Check out the Seiko "typhoon"; and the case-back. Screw-down crown with internal gaskets. Has the "hardlex" crystal which should be able to hold its own during war or over sea deployments...! Real-estate = 44mm (till the crown end). Also known as the Seiko "Pepsi" diver. Power reserve = 6 months, which can be seen using the push-button.
Orient Men's CFT00005M Power Reserve Semi-Skeleton Orange Automatic (cal. FT00-C1)
Dial window material typeScratch resistant sapphire
Display TypeAnalog
Fold-Over Clasp with Double Push-Button Safety
Case diameter43.7 millimeters
Case Thickness12.1 millimeters
Band MaterialTwo-tone stainless steel
Bezel functionSlide-rule
Special featuresWater Resistant
MovementJapanese automatic
Water resistant depth330 Feet
A brand which not many are aware of, but worshiped by horological aficionados. Japan-made, and an automatic which shows power-reserve for ~40H of energy. This added complication with the slide-rule bezel, and the exhibition case back (which I love) makes it quite a novelty. Last but not the least, semi-skeleton; shows the balance-wheel beating away to glory...!
Also ordered a bracelet re-sizing tool, cause the idiotic watch makers here scratch and tarnish the bracelet. Plus the Seiko bracelet is extremely complicated with respect to adjustment. Has a slip-ring system which hold the deployment bars together. Usually this falls out when the pin is removed. If the slip-tube is not used, the pin can fall out, and the watch can be lost. On the other hand, the Orient has the normal expanded end pins and took 2 minutes to adjust, where as the Seiko diver took around 2 hours...!
And the final shot:
Leshy
Forerunner
Vasishta.Sushant
Galvanizer
I paid nearly 22K for that. Lucky you dude. What a performer this little bastid is. Made me appreciate my HAT Clarus.
Roxtin
Galvanizer
Gratz liked Orient one over Seiko[DOUBLEPOST=1370336155][/DOUBLEPOST]Liked this but seems these are on costlier side
http://orientwatchusa.com/cdh00002b
http://orientwatchusa.com/cdh00002b
Do not use that site. You can get it way cheaper.
http://www.skywatches.com.sg/review...-dual-time-sapphire-dress-watch-cdh00002b.htm
http://www.amazon.com/Orient-CDH00002B-Explorer-Power-Reserve/dp/B005HZU814
I have bought a Citizen Pro-Master eco-drive from Sky. They are good. Ships from Singapore.
blackpixel
Beginner
madhukannan
Galvanizer
madhukannan
Galvanizer
imkaush
Galvanizer
Kindly elaborate sire..not on vacation , couldn't resist after some new purchases
madhukannan
Galvanizer
heres my new eos 60D
Lumix FZ18 from Gannu
Benro 650 tripod with ball head
Lumix FZ18 from Gannu
Benro 650 tripod with ball head
