The Miyota 8215, or one of the Seiko/TMI movements (NH35A/4R35, NH36, NH38) or the high-beat Chinese PT5000 or something else?
2. Also, would you pay $20 more for a NH35 over a 8215? Why or why not? I’m considering this for myself.
The Miyota 8215, or one of the Seiko/TMI movements (NH35A/4R35, NH36, NH38) or the high-beat Chinese PT5000 or something else?
2. Also, would you pay $20 more for a NH35 over a 8215? Why or why not? I’m considering this for myself.
I’m wearing my Oris Aquis GMT – let’s see what you’ve got on!
I just thought I’d share a little watch story:
I used to be a big Breitling fan, but I soured a bit on them after Kern took over. Now, Kern is not doing a bad job from a business perspective from what I gather, and Breitling still make solid watches. But I feel they lost the edge that really set them apart from other brands. The polarizing designs, the agressive and unique styling, the sometimes outrageous splashes of color and, of course, the iconic classics and overall high…
Offering my Omega Seamaster 120M Chronometer, ref. 2501.20.00, a classic mid-size sports-dress Omega from the 1990s.
The 36mm stainless-steel case, original Omega bracelet, and distinctive white lacquered dial make this a versatile, understated watch….
Continue readingA 2-watch week for me: at the start of the week, I wanted to continue wearing a light watch, but not a dress watch. And something colorful. Out came the Synchron Ti300M Sealab
Then later in the week I decided to swap, just because; watch of choice my ca 50 y.o. Omega Seamaster…
First Look: New Ice Blue Dials for t…
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