What watch do you wear?
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Love it. I've got the all-red CasiOak. Impossible to read the time, but I love it nonetheless.
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Anybody here have any experience with the crafter blue rubber straps? Thinking about picking one up for my mm300, just not to sure about forking out £60 for a band I have to cut to size.
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Maybe buy an AliExpress special to work out the best sizing for you to ensure you get it right when you buy a nicer one?
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That's not a bad idea for sizing, it'll just be finding one with straight ends rather than fitted.
But I mainly wondering with the crafter blue if the quality and comfort is there for the money, as while the stock rubber I have is quite nice I can't get on with the metal keeper. I might just see if I can get a rubber one to replace it.
I am loving the "pepsi" Tudor BB58 GMT. Just hope it isn't enormously thick...
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Introducing: The Tudor Black Bay 58 GMT
The model Tudor fans have been clamouring for finally materialises with the release of the Black Bay 58 GMT. Although the Black Bay collection is no stranger to dual time zone models – the first Tudor Black Bay GMT was introduced in 2018 – this is the first time the more compact 39mm Black Bay […]
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12.8mm vs 15mm of the 41mmI am loving the "pepsi" Tudor BB58 GMT. Just hope it isn't enormously thick...
Introducing: The Tudor Black Bay 58 GMT
The model Tudor fans have been clamouring for finally materialises with the release of the Black Bay 58 GMT. Although the Black Bay collection is no stranger to dual time zone models – the first Tudor Black Bay GMT was introduced in 2018 – this is the first time the more compact 39mm Black Bay […]
quite good straps, i think they do sales once in a while so i would avoid paying full price
I have the OG BB58 so I am comparing to 11.9m. I believe the Rolex GMT is only a click thicker which is quite appealing but I guess that is a bigger watch overall.
Question is, will I even feel 0.9mm?
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Probably not! You’ll have to have a try on
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I don't need a new watch I don't need a new watch.....
www.traskawatch.com
I don't need a new watch with a meteorite dial, I don't need a new watch with a meteorite dial ....
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www.traskawatch.com
I don't need a new watch with a meteorite dial, I don't need a new watch with a meteorite dial ....
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Who cares about "need"? It's a watch with a dial that's billions of years old.... There's only so many slices of Muonionalusta left. Buy it. Now.I don't need a new watch I don't need a new watch.....
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I don't need a new watch with a meteorite dial, I don't need a new watch with a meteorite dial ....
Then post pictures....
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The 36mm is sold out, it sold out within 1 hour lol. Only the 34mm remains, can I pull off a 34mm? I suppose if 007 could back in the day then I should be able to?!
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Nothing wrong with a smaller watch. I've got 7. 5 inch wrists and frequently wear my 34/36mm vintage watches.
Watches that are dispropotionately small vs the wrist look bad imo.
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Good stuff - they can often look great. There's so much more to a watch working on someone's wrist than just that one diameter measurement of the watch and the one circumference measurement of the wrist it's on.
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Pepsi today
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They are not 'end of lifing the pepsi', that was only rumour.Fine choice, especially if they end of life them like the rumours say they will, prices will soar