What watch do you wear?

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If i do purchase another seiko ill likely go for a black/blue turtle reissue. Though ive spied an original 6309 turtle with a pepsi bezel for £175.00 which is very tempting.

Ive seen some quite garish colour combinations of the SSC0 series, including one with a green and orange bezel. Ideal for an irish man.:D
 
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How does one attach a rubber strap to one of these deployments?

I want to get a nice thick red or orange rubber strap for my TopGun.
Does the rubber strap have a spring bar attach point on the end, it attaches like in this pic below of a casio i own, albeit on a leather strap.



Left side of the pic shows the deployment attached to the strap. Right side shows the clasp in the open position with the strap removed.
 
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Here's a quick phone snap of a new diver PRS-82 that's just arrived. Liked the fact it is 40mm (I have small wrists) and goes with loads of different strap choices so is versatile.

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Anyone have any experience on the Miro Quartz watch?
Currently on Massdrop for around £60 and really like the subtility of the watch.
My current SKX007 is away for repair and don't know hwen that will be back and my wrist feels empty.
From a quick read around, general consensus is that quality may not be anywhere near as good as the seiko but it has the looks.
 
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Lots of nice eye candy on here.

Just an update from a few (hundred) pages back.

After being burgled and losing all of my watches I decided upon replacing them with Seiko. Namely a SARB 017 and a 35.

Unfortunately , the accuracy was way off. So I took the plunge and and had a go at self regulating.

Result? My 17 is now running at +/ -2 / day and the 35 is more or less null.

There's a lot to be said for buying a relatively cheap watch and dicking around with it.

Maybe we should start a new thread?

Never mind how much it cost or how much it's worth. How accurate is it?
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Oh, and yeah. Can you tell the time when it's dark?

The 17 never leaves my wrist. I sleep with it on. It's the first watch I've owned that a) I can tell the time at 3am or whatever without reaching for my glasses and b) I can actually tell the time.

Important.
 
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Oh, and yeah. Can you tell the time when it's dark?

The 17 never leaves my wrist. I sleep with it on. It's the first watch I've owned that a) I can tell the time at 3am or whatever without reaching for my glasses and b) I can actually tell the time.

Important.

Thats nice; and thats why I always wear my Steinhart at night. The Big Omega is also very good but I risk knocking myself unconscious with it :)
The Steiny is both small and VERY bright at night; my wife keeps mentioning I could probably read by the light of the watch ;)
 
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I dont personally wear a watch in bed, id likely end up knocking it against the wall. Lume on my steinhart ocean one is pretty good too though.

Very impressed with steinhart as a brand so looking to add a few more from them soon.

Ocean premium blue.


And the ocean vintage red.


Purchased the ocean one green i have from chronomaster, but the premium blue works out slightly cheaper if bought direct from steinhart.
 
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