This is my pristine condition, unworn, Seiko Tuna 300m Professional
diving watch. I am a collector and never wear most of my watches, this
one included. There is not a single mark anywhere on the watch or
bracelet.
300m helium rated Saturation diver….
Continue readingI popped into the Tudor dealer to look at the Pelagos and after drooling over it for sometime I saw it in the flesh and was extremely underwhelmed. Over £5k too.
Perhaps at £1500 I might have shown more enthusiasm! For £5k+ it left me feeling that it …
Continue readingIt is part of my large dive watch collection and as it never gets worn it’s reluctantly up for sale.
Totally as new. No marks anywhere.
The bezel is the nicest to turn out of all my watches.
Keeps +1s as per my timegrapher although no guarantees about…
For sale: Orient Saturation Diver SD300 as new with box & papers.
Nothing ever seems to scratch the itch. I’m always onto the next thing before the honeymoon period has even ended with my latest squeeze.
Is there any hope?
I’ve been trying to do this seemingly simple task for 2 hours now without success. What the heck?? I’ve fitted hundreds of bracelets and straps before with no issues! Without resorting to ramming some kind of tool in there to help line the spring bar up and…
How the sweet chuff does one fit a Sinn rubber strap to the clasp??
…but mine wears a bit small on me. See the first two pics. Then there’s a pic of someone else diving with a U1 strapped next to a Seiko Turtle which dwarfs it. Finally there’s a pic or the U1 next to a 42mm Tudor Pelagos and frankly the Pelagos looks bigger.
What gives? On paper the U1 isn’t a small…
I’m curious because I would assume that it was bad practice but I read somewhere that when this chap took his watch off after wearing it all day he would pull the crown and freeze the movement until he next wore it so as to not lose the power reserve he had built up.
Opinions?
Can anyone confirm this claim?
