Listed for a quick sale is my Casio G-Shock Mudmaster GWG-1000. If you're looking at this thread you know that these g-shocks have more uses than a leatherman tool. Amazing watch especially at this price. Condition is good to very good with som…
Continue readingCasio G-Shock Mudmaster GWG-B1000 Solar Atomic Sapphire
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Up for sale is my Casio G-Shock Mudmaster GWG-B1000. Casio has done an amazing job up-armoring the ever popular mudmaster and this one to me ticks all the boxes. There are many reviews, but this one is atomic, solar, sapphire crystal, bluet…
Continue readingTitanium White Dial Batiscafo 45mm with white strap
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The watchbox is full, which is the only reason I'm selling this ultra cool microbrand. I received this watch after a couple other purchases. Between that and going out of town, it just never got much wrist time. I think I've worn…
Continue readingThoughts on PAM 364 Submersible
I recently sold my 24 after acquiring a 312. I realized what I was missing in the 1950’s case. I’ve tried on a number of Sub’s recently – the new 44mm’s and an older Mike Horn 47mm. 47mm is big on my 7 inch wrist, but it’s a Panerai right? I keep seeing reviews of these on 6 inch wrists so…. The 47mm in Ti also felt lighter than the 44mm’s in steel.
Continue readingI’ve seen a few 364’s that aren’t “that” much more than a new-ish 1305 and would lean towards something more unique and limited. BUT…
The diver you hated, then grew to love
I recently picked up a watch that I’ve wanted and tried to buy for quite a while, a bronze Armida A1, specifically with the minimalist bezel. I believe there were only two made in this variant. As I waited to take delivery, I thought back on what I thought of the model when it first came out. To put it kindly, I didn’t like it. I just didn’t get it. The lume markers seemed a bit too big, the dome on it was way more dome-y than anything else on the market and there didn’t seem to be a…
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