Sinn 757 - Only the 2nd watch I've bought two of
Sinn 757 - Only the 2nd watch I've bought two of
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andy tims

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5,598 posts

269 months

Thursday 27th May 2010
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Picked this up the other day, which makes the 757 only the 2nd watch I've owned, sold, regretted selling & eventually replaced.

Sellers pic for now.


I've had an 857, U1 & U2 since selling my first 757, but none combined the 757 / 857 style dial, with the U series type chunkiness & I've waited ages to get one at sensible money pre-owned.

Very happy to have scored another of these yes

Johno

8,592 posts

305 months

Thursday 27th May 2010
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Great choice Andy . . . for the second time. I went for a 757UTC so slightly different. Bought several months ago, but I get my hands on it on Saturday would you believe when it gets here from America . . .

Can't wait. . . .

andy_s

19,816 posts

282 months

Thursday 27th May 2010
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Andy, you're incorrigable, but very understandably - it's a great standard.

soad

34,359 posts

199 months

Friday 28th May 2010
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Smart purchase, i'd be pleased with it too. thumbup

Pesty

42,655 posts

279 months

Friday 28th May 2010
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Why are you going around buying every watch on my list.

Its a conspiracy.

Loverly those are.

andy_s

19,816 posts

282 months

Friday 28th May 2010
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Begs the question - what was the first watch you let go & bought one back later?

thegman

1,928 posts

227 months

Friday 28th May 2010
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where could i get a watch like this for a good price?

Dr G

15,822 posts

265 months

Friday 28th May 2010
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thegman said:
where could i get a watch like this for a good price?
You'll need to be hawkeyed, fast & lucky!

Very nice indeed! If you ever feel like a change of strap I'll have that bracelet off you wink

  • This post typed whilst left wrist weighted with my 857*

Stuart

11,638 posts

274 months

Friday 28th May 2010
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857s seem to come up more regularly than cheap 856s though. The latter seems to be like the proverbial rocking horse poo.

andy tims

Original Poster:

5,598 posts

269 months

Saturday 29th May 2010
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andy_s said:
Begs the question - what was the first watch you let go & bought one back later?
One of these.


However the second one came straight from Damasko almost out of the blue, from an order I'd placed about a year before never really expecting to get filled.



Edited by andy tims on Saturday 29th May 18:33

andy tims

Original Poster:

5,598 posts

269 months

Saturday 29th May 2010
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Stuart said:
857s seem to come up more regularly than cheap 856s though. The latter seems to be like the proverbial rocking horse poo.
I only recently got rid of my 857 & yes 757's are surprisingly rare.

andy tims

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5,598 posts

269 months

Saturday 29th May 2010
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A few of my own pics





pastrana72

1,740 posts

231 months

Saturday 29th May 2010
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great pictures, i had a chance to try a friends 757 on once, it is one hell of a watch.

Had been thinking of a U2 recently, but this has made me reconsider again.

I have a 556 which is my first sinn, that is stunning, but there is room for one more.

andy tims

Original Poster:

5,598 posts

269 months

Tuesday 1st June 2010
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One for all the lume freaks


andy_s

19,816 posts

282 months

Tuesday 1st June 2010
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thegman said:
where could i get a watch like this for a good price?
Neil at Chronomaster has a s/h one for sale for under a grand at the moment.

http://www.chronomaster.co.uk/recent_arrivals.htm

Nice lume.

Edited by andy_s on Tuesday 1st June 16:21

Slagathore

6,183 posts

215 months

Tuesday 1st June 2010
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Lovely watch + quality pictures, as always!

Johno

8,592 posts

305 months

Wednesday 2nd June 2010
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So finally got my hands on my 757UTC on Saturday and it's not left my wrist since . . . I absolutely understand why you'd buy this watch twice, I'd buy it again without thinking about it . . . it's an absolute beast. I've really fallen for this one, it's definitely a keeper . ..

As someone has said before (poetic license as I'm sure it referred to a U1), it's got an attitude of "after the holocaust there'll be me and the cockroaches left".

It's a really big lump to wear, but wears really comfortably. I'm currently wearing it on the Bunde strap it came with, but it also has a second Sinn Fleiger strap with deployant that I'll try soon as well. Not convinced on the Bunde strap and will inevitably purchase a bracelet for it as well, although I think I'll like the Flieger strap.

Here's a crap late night, cheap camera, quick wrist shot, I'll take some better ones in the next few days . .


Buster44

487 posts

270 months

Wednesday 2nd June 2010
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Lovely watch.

Andy - will this now be a keeper?

andy tims

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5,598 posts

269 months

Wednesday 2nd June 2010
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Buster44 said:
Lovely watch.

Andy - will this now be a keeper?
Keeper - not sure I recognise that term wink but in all probability yes it will.