Sinn U2

Ooo it was a great community event this week. Weekend Watches - where we finally unwind after a long hectic/boring/regimented week, and do the things which represent life! It could be drinking a beer at the local pub like JML or DrNo, or shopping at the l

Even though still not entirely at 2000m below sea level - but anyway a nice sight. Have a good week-end HSTE

My record in returns is my Sinn U2. Acquired it (the same watch) four (4) times! Now, it sits peacefully on my beater box. Cheers, Nilo

Team, Here we go (disclaimer - I don't own any real unusual watches, since I'm very conservative for watches): The fist one, I'm absolutely sure, is very unusual to be on a Purists wrist. I got it, with another two, from a seller that sold/give to me (I d

I got this watch as part of a celebration of a personal accomplishment and, believe it or not, I sold this watch two times and it keeps returning. Now, I believe, it's about time to consider it a keeper and stop doing trades with it. I respect to retireme

Example, same wrist, two focal lengths: 1) Sinn U2 (44mm, a large watch), Canon S100, focal length 10.7 (35mm equivalent to 50mm) 2) Zenith (42mm), Canon S100, focal length 5.2 (35mm equivalent to 33mm) The Zenith, that is a smaller watch looks bigger bec

The fact that we are in late fall here didn't helped. Our fruit trees are ... resting until the spring. There is a tree in our house, that is native from South America, called Jaboticaba but the birds had a field day and they left not a single fruit. In a