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Isnt Ming in steel and RM in Ti? [nt]
Oct 31, 2018,05:03 AM -
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A little fun, let’s compare watch weights
By: Maltie : October 31st, 2018-02:16
Ming 19.01 versus Rm 67-01 and Seiko’s Turtle SRPD01KI ...
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So the most expensive per gram is RM :-) [nt]
By: FRAMII : October 31st, 2018-02:18
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lolz... yes if you are a wholesaler. [nt]
By: redcorals : October 31st, 2018-05:02
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Some of the watches I’ve currently at home
By: dedestexhes : October 31st, 2018-02:38
without any further comments, Dirk ...
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Isnt Ming in steel and RM in Ti? [nt]
By: redcorals : October 31st, 2018-05:03
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No ming 19.01 is grade 5 titanium
By: Maltie : October 31st, 2018-05:05
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Fascinating how it is lighter than RM...deployant perhaps! [nt]
By: redcorals : October 31st, 2018-05:08
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Let me try to weigh the RM deployant tonight. [nt]
By: Maltie : October 31st, 2018-05:29
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Many more watch weightings,please! (nt)
By: Ronald Held : October 31st, 2018-12:34
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