How different are they in size? I too tried the TH on today but the assistant looked at me in disbelief when I mentioned ‘discount’ will look again when in my local AD, on another not note tried on a SH ‘tank’, nice, no pics as no phone with me.
How different are they in size? I too tried the TH on today but the assistant looked at me in disbelief when I mentioned ‘discount’ will look again when in my local AD, on another not note tried on a SH ‘tank’, nice, no pics as no phone with me.
Second hand?
How different are they in size? I too tried the TH on today but the assistant looked at me in disbelief when I mentioned ‘discount’ will look again when in my local AD, on another not note tried on a SH ‘tank’, nice, no pics as no phone with me.
How different are what Martin? The Aquaracer and the Seamaster?
Now this is what I needed
I’ve seen the green Seamaster and it does look great in fairness. Actually nicer than it looks in that video. Even looks an earthy grey in some light, which I enjoyed too.
It’s just from that one video I would choose the Aquaracer.
Think that’s the appeal for me on the Seamaster, the green is really subdued, and seems to work for different attire, I’m not a the green fad will last, and in a few years people will be like why go green?
Least with is always a fun summer colour.
Both have pros & cons. The Tag green is was shocked how much I got Rolex vibes from the colour way.
Slightly off topic but watched this guys video last night - just for some wind down -& in tend to agree with his concluding thoughts - for me personally theres something appealing about a watch getting old with you, and the fact whilst these modern dive watches are great, they won’t age the same way due to their materials used.
hell no! Only think I like to new is my car oddly & trainers.
watches, jeans, boots all better with a bit of patina.
But Rob you don’t even get your dive watches wet.
hell no! Only think I like to new is my car oddly & trainers.
watches, jeans, boots all better with a bit of patina.
But Rob you don’t even get your dive watches wet.
I like mine to look as good as possible for as long as possible too. I don’t get my dive watches wet either. lol
I am actually ok with a few marks now, unlike when new to the hobby, but I really don’t get the point of actively trying to make a watch look worn.
It’s like the ratter classic VW craze where people create patina. They just don’t get that it’s not patina if it’s faked. 😉
I don't. That's true. And all the watches I bought new still look like new. But I don't see why you're singling out dive watches, no new watches will age like that...
