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Meteorite dial… and meteorite case

  1. TDBK Aug 8, 2020

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  2. SpeedyPhill Founder Of Aussie Cricket Blog Mark Waugh Universe Aug 12, 2020

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  3. Marsimaxam Aug 18, 2020

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    Do people actually like watches in which it is difficult to tell the exact time?
    The meteorite dial is interesting, but I believe the Speedmaster meteorite dial is a cooler looking watch.
     
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  4. TDBK Aug 18, 2020

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    I thought it was a pretty sad use for a remarkable meteorite, in my opinion it's a pretty ugly watch. As regards the exact time, between lack of accuracy in timekeeping and lack of precision in setting, even my most precisely gradated watch can't be counted on to be all that accurate.

    I would love to have an Apollo Soyuz meteorite Speedy though.
     
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  5. OmegaRody Aug 19, 2020

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    For me its an ugly watch and not that easy to tell exact time. Use of a meteorite creative though.
     
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  6. Tag7800 Aug 20, 2020

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    I like it! Sort of high end cave man!
     
  7. MtnMarine Nov 16, 2020

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    Its interesting, but I don't think it would very hard to add a few markers to fix the legibility.
     
  8. timoss Nov 16, 2020

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    Looks like Fred Flintstone’s watch.
     
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  9. Dr. Green Nov 19, 2020

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    Would be nice to see some more Meteorite Dials ::love::
     
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  10. Ascalon Nov 19, 2020

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    Interesting, but not me, I'm afraid.
     
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  11. Canuck Nov 19, 2020

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    Reminds me of a Tissot Rock Watch.

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  12. Twocats Married... with children Nov 19, 2020

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    I bought a piece of polished meteorite from one that landed in Belarus. It was only after I purchased it, I did some research on it and found out it was one guaranteed to rust. 12 months later little rust spots appeared that got progressively worse over time. I didn't want to polish it and ended up gifting it to a friend.

    Like ALL of my early watch purchases, I wished I had done my homework before purchase.
     
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  13. Twocats Married... with children Nov 20, 2020

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    Hi Tako Yaki,

    Thanks for your informative reply to my post. I had an idea of integrating the piece I had into a square of metal and back lighting it. It goes without saying it was a disaster but worth try. My buddy still has the piece I gifted him. I saw a website once selling knives made out of it, can't imagine they were for anything other than display.
     
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  14. Tako Yaki Nov 20, 2020

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  15. Dr. Green Nov 20, 2020

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    What do you reckon about the e.g. Rolex Daytona models with a M.-dial?
     
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  16. hanky6 Nov 21, 2020

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  17. Tako Yaki Nov 21, 2020

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  18. hanky6 Nov 21, 2020

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    Hi Taki
    Gibeon afaik.
     
  19. TDBK Nov 21, 2020

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  20. Dr. Green Nov 21, 2020

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    # Tako Yaki

    thank you for your feedback and explanations :)