Budget Sub lookalike?
Discussion
http://www.chronocentric.com/omega/seamaster.shtml... re quartz vs automatic accuracy.
If you like plain, the Sinn UX is quartz and quite interesting...
If you like plain, the Sinn UX is quartz and quite interesting...
Invisible man said:
Budget must have increased a fair bit then, go for the Seamaster Quartz, it's a lovely watch and great quality for the price
Yup increased massively!! let's just say the negotiations involved sparkly shiny things andy_s said:
http://www.chronocentric.com/omega/seamaster.shtml... re quartz vs automatic accuracy.
If you like plain, the Sinn UX is quartz and quite interesting...
Excellent info on that link - thanks!If you like plain, the Sinn UX is quartz and quite interesting...
I think it'll be the Quartz Seamaster - wait for the thread on where to get the best deal....
Seriously though - I've seen the discussions on high street discounts, is there any disadvantage with buying in airports? are they still cheaper than high street deals?
chrisr29 said:
King Rolex said:
you might as well just buy a fake
He's got a point, can get some bloody good fakes for a 100 quid or so. I have a few fakes (Heuer Monaco, Submariner, GMT Master II) - I view them as an extended test drive prior to purchase
I have a Breitling B1 that I love, and an original Omega Constellation (PiePan face) and keep deliberating about what else to add to the collection. I have bough a few fakes to check I like them, before chunking loads of cash out.
I have decided that I will get a Monaco, but will probably pass on a Sub, but may well get a GMT Master...
Total spent on fakes so far (for the 3) is £80 inc shipping.
HTH
Chris
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Hi chap! How come do you need such astonishing accuracy? 10 sec/month is VERY stringent. Is it to do with the marshalling?
I think you might regret spending big money on a premium branded quartz and not going all the way and going for an automatic. A few seconds a day is a small price to pay for having a proper mechanical movement on your wrist, (in my eyes at least)!
I think you might regret spending big money on a premium branded quartz and not going all the way and going for an automatic. A few seconds a day is a small price to pay for having a proper mechanical movement on your wrist, (in my eyes at least)!
Seiko do a quartz diver - SCBM 023 which is accurate to 20 secs a year. It has a 39mm case. But its Japan only
http://c-watch.co.jp/ww/s10a.html
Looks very similar to the SKX 007 (42mm case)
http://c-watch.co.jp/ww/s10a.html
Looks very similar to the SKX 007 (42mm case)
Ranger 6 said:
After some thought and deliberation the budget has increased and the 'look' preference is moving away from the sub lookalike, however the accuracy thing is something I can't get away from. I do appreciate a good movement and automatics would be on the list if I knew that they could hold time to within +/- 10 secs in a month.
So my question is do I go for something like this with a quartz mech or an automatic mech?
I know it's been described as fussy on a recent thread but I do like this too:
Would I be unrealistic to expect the sort of accuracy mentioned above from something like a Sinn 103?
I have a 14yo quarts seamaster ive just checked it and its gain 6 seconds in the last 4 months... Think i need to send it to be serviced and cleaned..So my question is do I go for something like this with a quartz mech or an automatic mech?
I know it's been described as fussy on a recent thread but I do like this too:
Would I be unrealistic to expect the sort of accuracy mentioned above from something like a Sinn 103?
Revs_Addiction said:
Hi chap! How come do you need such astonishing accuracy? 10 sec/month is VERY stringent. Is it to do with the marshalling?
I think you might regret spending big money on a premium branded quartz and not going all the way and going for an automatic. A few seconds a day is a small price to pay for having a proper mechanical movement on your wrist, (in my eyes at least)!
Hi Andy,I think you might regret spending big money on a premium branded quartz and not going all the way and going for an automatic. A few seconds a day is a small price to pay for having a proper mechanical movement on your wrist, (in my eyes at least)!
Yes, the accuracy is due to the marshalling/rallying requirements. I need to be able to set it at the beginning of the event and it still be second perfect at the end, possibly 3 days later.
I have however sorted this by getting a Speedmaster (Thanks Dom!) and a quartz beater Ultimately I still like the 'sub' look so am watching for something I can pick up for a reasonable price.
Ranger 6 said:
Revs_Addiction said:
Hi chap! How come do you need such astonishing accuracy? 10 sec/month is VERY stringent. Is it to do with the marshalling?
I think you might regret spending big money on a premium branded quartz and not going all the way and going for an automatic. A few seconds a day is a small price to pay for having a proper mechanical movement on your wrist, (in my eyes at least)!
Hi Andy,I think you might regret spending big money on a premium branded quartz and not going all the way and going for an automatic. A few seconds a day is a small price to pay for having a proper mechanical movement on your wrist, (in my eyes at least)!
Yes, the accuracy is due to the marshalling/rallying requirements. I need to be able to set it at the beginning of the event and it still be second perfect at the end, possibly 3 days later.
I have however sorted this by getting a Speedmaster (Thanks Dom!) and a quartz beater Ultimately I still like the 'sub' look so am watching for something I can pick up for a reasonable price.
http://www.steinhartwatches.de/index.php?id=67&...
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