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Jwit
·Congrats! Looks great on you. Wear it in great health!
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STANDY
··schizophrenic pizza orderer and watch collectorDo like it, lume looks cool.
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sxl2004
·You barely can go wrong with a Sinn!
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vbrad26
·Even though I bought the Speedy...I still want a 103.
I like German stuff what can I say...
I like German stuff what can I say...
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queriver
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Longbow
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But these might turn out to be the first watches I ever sell...still undecided.
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77deluxe
·Nice buy. Great watch
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queriver
·Jup, pretty cool.
But these might turn out to be the first watches I ever sell...still undecided.
"But these might turn out to be the first watches I ever sell..."
Wow, that's making a big statement. Any concerns with those watches?
BTW, I'm in no way affiliated with Sinn other than owning an EZM1.
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Longbow
·"But these might turn out to be the first watches I ever sell..."
Wow, that's making a big statement. Any concerns with those watches?
BTW, I'm in no way affiliated with Sinn other than owning an EZM1.
That’s a tough one to answer and I’m not sure I have quite figured out what the issue is yet. Less to do with the quality of the watches and more to do with what’s going on in my head I suspect.
If you asked me to describe each of my Sinns there would be a very long list of positives and a pretty short list of negatives, but the reality in my case is that these two get significantly less wrist time than other (predominantly Omega) watches in my collection; the “UTC” being more or less in un-worn condition.
Maybe I should get round to writing a comparative review on the two some time.
Anyway, no need for concern. Sinn make excellent watches.
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Nathan1967
·Love mine! Great quality, great value watches and very collectible too.
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Longbow
·Jup, pretty cool.
But these might turn out to be the first watches I ever sell...still undecided.
Will make a nice alternative to the Citizen when I go swimming...well floating with directional intent.
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Longbow
·Getting the strap onto the watch head was a bit of a battle. The clasp was a doddle by comparison.
Shortening to the correct length was also pretty straight forward
Job done! This feels like the combo I should have selected from day one.
For anyone interested in doing the same you will need:-
Folding clasp with divers extension 20mm 40400492 and the Siliconband 20mm 40400232 (that might be the number for just one half of the pair). The band is normally intended for models 356/556/856 but it fits the 104.
Now I wonder if the 20mm micro-adjusting clasp from the Omega Seamaster Ploprof would fit?
Shortening to the correct length was also pretty straight forward
Job done! This feels like the combo I should have selected from day one.
For anyone interested in doing the same you will need:-
Folding clasp with divers extension 20mm 40400492 and the Siliconband 20mm 40400232 (that might be the number for just one half of the pair). The band is normally intended for models 356/556/856 but it fits the 104.
Now I wonder if the 20mm micro-adjusting clasp from the Omega Seamaster Ploprof would fit?
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queriver
·Getting the strap onto the watch head was a bit of a battle. The clasp was a doddle by comparison.
Shortening to the correct length was also pretty straight forward
Job done! This feels like the combo I should have selected from day one.
For anyone interested in doing the same you will need:-
Folding clasp with divers extension 20mm 40400492 and the Siliconband 20mm 40400232 (that might be the number for just one half of the pair). The band is normally intended for models 356/556/856 but it fits the 104.
Now I wonder if the 20mm micro-adjusting clasp from the Omega Seamaster Ploprof would fit?
Your "what to do with one of my Sinn's" problem neatly solved, and looks good on rubber. What about the UTC? A bund?
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gr8sw
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a recent find, LE of 300 for Japan in 2000 👍
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Mpnunes
·Getting the strap onto the watch head was a bit of a battle. The clasp was a doddle by comparison.
Shortening to the correct length was also pretty straight forward
Job done! This feels like the combo I should have selected from day one.
For anyone interested in doing the same you will need:-
Folding clasp with divers extension 20mm 40400492 and the Siliconband 20mm 40400232 (that might be the number for just one half of the pair). The band is normally intended for models 356/556/856 but it fits the 104.
Now I wonder if the 20mm micro-adjusting clasp from the Omega Seamaster Ploprof would fit?
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Longbow
·Love the combo. Silicon strap and buckle straight from the Sinn website?
Picked the stuff up at the dealer in Hamburg direct, so no, not via the website.
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queriver
·A Bund? Federal Government? You’ve lost me on that one I’m afraid.
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