What happened has the top marker cracked? How?Bum. Warranty time. Was hoping they'd have sorted this issue by now...
What watch do you wear?
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The lumed pips fall out. It's a known problem
I bought one of these a couple of years ago and ened up returning it as was very big on my wrist. I'm fine with most 42mm watches, but this was too big and didnt sit right.
same for me but it was the 8 and 9 marker on the bezel that fell out on mine , the 9 fell out after id sent it back to get the 8 replaced.Bum. Warranty time. Was hoping they'd have sorted this issue by now...
Tudor had it fixed both times and back to me within a week.
Think the culprit for mine was swimming in Spain then letting it get baking hot in the sun ( so dont take your dive watch swimming).
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Changed my Fenix 5 to an Epix 2. Nothing wrong with the Fenix, just felt like an upgrade and one came up on the MM. I like it quite a bit!! Easy to use coming from the previous gen. with some nice new bits too.
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This happened while I was.... sleeping
I know because I found the broken lume under my pillow with a UV torch.Yeah, I really put the watch through its paces
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"Have you been jacking off in bed again?!"
A friend of mine recently launched his own brand, built from his expertise in the industry and his particular expertise on historical chronographs. The emphasis is on historical watches that never existed with accurate design cues taken from a variety of vintage pieces.
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Maybe not to everyone's tastes but a fairly brave move and I really like the aesthetic.
L’horloger suisse indépendant
L'horloger suisse qui mélange l'histoire de l'horlogerie pour créer des garde-temps mécaniques originaux faisant écho au récit de l'horlogerie vintage.
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I had no idea. Haven't had an issue with mine yet but now I am going to be annoyed if it happens because pretty sure its out of warranty by now!
That's a clock, not a watch.My smallest watch is 45.5mm
old photo but still have them allThat's a clock, not a watch.
Some very fancy watches here. I go the other way, anything I wear 24/7 ends up getting lots of abuse so I need something functional, robust, and cheap to replace. Hence I've been wearing different variants of the Timex Ironman Triathlon for the last 30 years.
The Pan is the only watch that I thought was too big on my 8 inch wrist and I have a 55mm pilot that fits perfectly.old photo but still have them all
Hey team,
I’ve just been into AP house to look at a new watch. I originally went in to register an interest in the ceramic Royal Oak chronograph which is 41mm.
But came out also registering for the 38mm rose gold Royal Oak chronograph which I felt fitted my wrist better, they didn’t have a ceramic for me to try unfortunately and being black I feel it would be more lean and maybe look better in 41.
Has anyone got the ceramic on a small wrist?
I’ve just been into AP house to look at a new watch. I originally went in to register an interest in the ceramic Royal Oak chronograph which is 41mm.
But came out also registering for the 38mm rose gold Royal Oak chronograph which I felt fitted my wrist better, they didn’t have a ceramic for me to try unfortunately and being black I feel it would be more lean and maybe look better in 41.
Has anyone got the ceramic on a small wrist?
Let me check my box, I might have one or two knocking about that I've forgotten about
SNE599P1 replaced the metal bracelet.
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Liking the water collection look
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Water collection
Découvrez la collection Water de Albishorn Watches avec des montres originales et uniques
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Designer: How many minute and hour tracks would you like?
Answer: As many as you can fit.
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