SiDave
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I love the Casioak g shock
I love the Casioak g shock
That FXD is a very cool watch. Love the blue dial.Yep tank is great, classic obviously. My friends got the reverso, iono personally I wasn’t a fan of the square watch like that? I think I prefer circles :/
Also it’s too bad jlc bumped up their prices pretty substantially I think.
Thanks mate. They just came out with a black version that I don’t like as much. probably in popular opinion, but I’m a big fan of the count down dial va the count up dial that most divers have.That FXD is a very cool watch. Love the blue dial.
I prefer digital watches. Or mechanical watches insteadI love the Casioak g shock
Found a picman give me the JLC lol
That white face Seiko with blue hands IA a nice looking watch.Oh man, if it’s expensive, it’s my hobby. My curse for life , just ask my wife lol. I have a bunch more (love Seikos lol) but these are my regular rotation.
Thank you! It was A Christmas gift from my wife. Reference spb045. I love how the blue hands pop on the white enamel dialThat white face Seiko with blue hands IA a nice looking watch.
careful, they're like potato chips...I have one more purchase in my life. I will buy an Omega Moonwatch as I get closer to retirement.
nah. I have a Rolex, and Tudor. so far, only two chips in my life. I'm good. I don't like buying too much people I leave behind get. haha..careful, they're like potato chips...
Bezel action on Tudors is the best out there. Wish I could get onboard with the snowflake handsFxd today. Great watch but the bezel is aggressively grippy so it doesn’t slip into the cuff of jackets very well
It’s funny i didn’t like it when I first saw it but then it slowly grew on me and now I really like it. I just like how easily visible and readable it is despite how it can throw off dial balanceBezel action on Tudors is the best out there. Wish I could get onboard with the snowflake hands
I’m a sucker for watches with blue hands. How do you like your Yatch master?Oh man, if it’s expensive, it’s my hobby. My curse for life , just ask my wife lol. I have a bunch more (love Seikos lol) but these are my regular rotation.
VC overseas is impossible to get these daysI was a while back, but lost interest when I realized I hardly ever wear watches. I kept a VC Overseas Gen 2 and a Sinn U1, but it's been a while since either has been on my wrist.
This is an amazing watch and great way to celebrate a landmark. Elwesr it in good healthMy latest purchase to celebrate a landmark birthday. Tudor FXD Marine Nationale MN24 (2024). Didn't think 42mm watch would fit but it just worked. The fixed lugs and Nato strap help to balance the aesthetic and wrist presence. And I really like this shade of blue over brighter blue on the OG Pelagos 42. The titanium case is light and you forget you're wearing a watch. My first poverty spec Rolex.
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Thanks. That comment was tongue-in-cheek. This Tudor has that nice tool watch vibe with an unusual countdown bidirectional bezel, unique for a dive watch which performs a specific function for the role for which it was designed. My only criticism is that Tudor used softer Grade 2 Ti and not the harder Grade 5 Ti alloy.This is an amazing watch and great way to celebrate a landmark. Elwesr it in good health
Btw, Tudor is not poverty Rolex - it’s its own thing with its own fan base - many prefer this to showy Rolex. Admittedly, I love both
It’s still TiThanks. That comment was tongue-in-cheek. This Tudor has that nice tool watch vibe with an unusual countdown bidirectional bezel, unique for a dive watch which performs a specific function for the role for which it was designed. My only criticism is that Tudor used softer Grade 2 Ti and not the harder Grade 5 Ti alloy.
Gotta mix it up sometimes. Polished steel can get so monotonous. I owned a Breitling Aerospace Ti and have to say it was the most comfortable watch/bracelet combo I've worn. Couldn't get past the quartz movement though so sold it.It’s still Ti
I’ve had it for a year or so and I found with the matte finish I haven’t scratched it despite the grade 2 and I am NOT a carful person.Thanks. That comment was tongue-in-cheek. This Tudor has that nice tool watch vibe with an unusual countdown bidirectional bezel, unique for a dive watch which performs a specific function for the role for which it was designed. My only criticism is that Tudor used softer Grade 2 Ti and not the harder Grade 5 Ti alloy.
Yes, I've heard about the Erica's being a great option. Glad to get some feedback from a long term owner. The good thing about Ti based on my experience with the Breitling is that minor scuffs are easily brushed out. This FXD is quite a value proposition compared to other comparable watches.I’ve had it for a year or so and I found with the matte finish I haven’t scratched it despite the grade 2 and I am NOT a carful person.
I actually love the bidirectional, personally I find it more useful for cooking and timing things in general.
Also if you haven’t looked into it, I love the Erica original straps. It’s aces.
My latest purchase to celebrate a landmark birthday. Tudor FXD Marine Nationale MN24 (2024). Didn't think 42mm watch would fit but it just worked. The fixed lugs and Nato strap help to balance the aesthetic and wrist presence. And I really like this shade of blue over brighter blue on the OG Pelagos 42. The titanium case is light and you forget you're wearing a watch. My first poverty spec Rolex.
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I’m pretty confident my Apple Watch may have saved my life because of the heart rate feature. So there’s that tooApple watches exist because Apple fans
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