Wrist check 2021
Discussion
vixen1700 said:
After finding my dad's old Tissot week, today at my mum's house I discovered my old Casio from about 1982 when I was 15. Hopefully it'll just need a new battery.
It's quite a funky old thing. 
Trophy Husband said:
I'm not a diver fan given that I don't dive bit that is lovely.
I particularly like the large minute hand and the almost contemptuous inclusion of an hour hand. Minutes are everything to a diver.
Fabulous thing. Enjoy.
ThanksI particularly like the large minute hand and the almost contemptuous inclusion of an hour hand. Minutes are everything to a diver.
Fabulous thing. Enjoy.
It’s a marmite watch, very much a tool watch of its time but none the worse for that. Service parts which aren’t everyone’s cup of tea but it looks fresh and will no doubt keep going another 45 years
richthebike said:
Worth also considering their cordura water resistant one in green... I think they do this in a sage which would look great too. Agree on sand to match the lume, be good to see it if you get one.
I ordered it and it arrived today which was a nice surprise.Have to say the quality is excellent and like how it keeps the curve of the wrist so is very comfortable. The hole sizing is perfect too, I can have it snug or just slightly slack which is perfect for summer/winter climate. I like the milled Zuludiver buckle too but have swapped over to the vintage Hamilton and everything looks period correct.
Colour match with the lume is spot on too I think:
leglessAlex said:
One of my rarest watches today, number 192 of 200 produced. I know my Eichi II is rarer and my Lange 1 blue dial might be (but I don’t think so). I really love it. I saw the blue version for sale a week to two ago on Chrono24 and couldn’t afford it, sad times.
Between that and the Eichi 
I take it that's your Lotus in the background - have you managed to keep it ticking over during the lockdown?
seefarr said:
Between that and the Eichi
I take it that's your Lotus in the background - have you managed to keep it ticking over during the lockdown?
Thank you! It is indeed, a bit cringe but also a bit less cringe than a full on steering wheel shot, right? Ahem. I take it that's your Lotus in the background - have you managed to keep it ticking over during the lockdown?
I've just been using it in place of my everyday car tbh, being an Evora it's stupidly easy to use for every mundane task. Can't wait to go out on a proper drive again.
richthebike said:
Great to see it on that sand canvas, it looks the business.
I've gone with a vegan Colareb for now. May try a few light leather options later, and I've ordered a cheap grey nato to try a single pass.
That looks great! Can you post a pic of the buckle end just wanted to see how that part looks?I've gone with a vegan Colareb for now. May try a few light leather options later, and I've ordered a cheap grey nato to try a single pass.
Also have you looked up close on the Ham? The detailing and finishing quality is quite immense, something I didn't notice before now. It really points to why this watch is more expensive than the other Khaki Fields. The brushed bits are flawless and the way the case milling blends at every cut and corner.
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