Jay (Eire)
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I know I know, but it does scream a bit on that strap.
In fact I’ve had several people ask about it on this trip and that’s entirely driven by the strap.
More travel, and more of the same travel companion.
Some coffee time in a small town this morning. They have a surprisingly good coffee shop which I discovered a couple of years back and has since become my go to. As for the C6, this one has served me well, and it’s gotten a lot of air miles since picking ...
You know, the last trip I made without this one was when I saw you last year.
I’m thinking I’ll need to give it a rest next time !
Yes Nicolas, those are key attractions for sure.
As I have mentioned a bit here, lightness and comfort have been a focus for me in recent years. In fact my last three major watch purchases have all been that; all in the 50-60g range. Not that I don’t like heavy ! I do.
I know I know, but it does scream a bit on that strap.
In fact I’ve had several people ask about it on this trip and that’s entirely driven by the strap.
I do think so too.
Funny thing is, I’m thousands of miles away and I think these yellow cups are the same as the local back stateside.
You may be right.
You’d have been real impressed with the swan latte art the barista pulled off this morning.
It’s a surprising little shop.
But generally the quality of shops in the country, even outside of the cities, has improved significantly. And yea, the C6 brightens up even a sour shot !
Great and beautiful watch . Perfect everyday watch.
Wonder what RGs solution is 🤔 . Buy another one 😆?
Haha; interesting comment.
First, RG have been very generous with straps. For the most part with these rubber straps they have gifted them. I said interesting comment a I had seen the C6 mounted on another strap at the manufacture last month (I think a strap for the C5). And it loo...