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They are all cool but what's interesting is the three distinctly different approaches to lugs.
A group picture of my Seiko divers.
From L-R : Marine Master 200 SPB207J1 / Marine Master 300 SLA023J1 / "Captain Willard" SLA049J1 "Naomi Uemura edition" I like them because they have a strong character with a real pedigree ....and they are fun to wear ...without breaking the bank !! Best,...
Cool lineup ! …
Undeniable quality and reliability. Just proves how much fun collecting still is. Enjoy !
Very tasty trio
Interesting timing as I saw this one earlier today. Not cheap but amazing case and dial work, almost enough to make you forget the usual date and crown alignment. Next to my sinn 103 for comparison, the case was slimmer and more compact than I had anticip...
Helpful comparison!
'Committed' would be too strong a word, but at this level/type of watch I've found myself becoming really partial to Sinn. Seiko would have been the other obvious contender, but Sinn's captured my heart.
Great trio!
I'm interested in the green guy at far left. How does it wear? (A Swiss watch world comparison would help!)
Perfection vs character.
At these price points it is very hard to beat the lower end Swatch group brands (Certina,Tissot,Mido, Longines, ...) in quality for money. Many of these watches are however mainstream designs where you have to look at the brand name on the dial to separat...
These look amazing...
I had the blue marine master, but, let it go, but, miss it very much...
Good question...
A bit heavy...I wish these brands would have a glide lock type clasp...my wrist swells and shrinks like mad.
What i feared. I hear you about glidelock. Makes my SD43 wearable all day and I don;t even feel it.
If watch companies want their watches to stay in their customers wrist, they should make glidelock or microadjust clasps standard on all sport/casual models. Having said that, i may still get an mm300 some day