Was after a summer beater on a bracelet and when I saw this trans global from smiths I couldn't resist the chance to get an affordable polarouter that I could wear whilst cutting the grass in the rain! On the whole I like it but readability in low light is quite poor (for my aging eyes anyway). Part of me wishes I'd gone for the aventurine one instead. Still, for the money I really can't complain and it looks great in the sunlight.
wedding anniversary is coming up, and i have always wanted to try my hand at servicing one of those ultra small movements so killing 2 birds with one stone picked up this little gem (sapphette even) for the missus.
for those not familiar with japanese currency the movement is 15mm across, and thats a regular 3861 speedy
wedding anniversary is coming up, and i have always wanted to try my hand at servicing one of those ultra small movements so killing 2 birds with one stone picked up this little gem (sapphette even) for the missus.
for those not familiar with japanese currency the movement is 15mm across, and thats a regular 3861 speedy
I have the same combo. Although my sapphette has eight little diamonds. It is a amazing how these two complement each other.
Part of the reason I took an 18 year break from watchmaking, was I needed to replace the mainspring. In the process I lost the click, then broke the incabloc spring. so had to buy a parts movement. And the cycle continues...