View Full Version : sinn watches and submarine steel
rock131
February 27th, 2006, 01:34
I have read that Sinn Watches has a 2 year lead on using submarine steel for its watches. I have ordered a U1 and was wonderin if this is true, does that mean that Sinn will be the first to use submarine steel and their value will increase??????
Guillermo
February 27th, 2006, 05:15
The value might go up if they keep on gaining in popularity.
autrichon gris
February 27th, 2006, 08:32
that I dived with the U2 last week, and the steel really impressed me. The watch bumped several things on the boat, including another watch i had on my wrist as a depthmeter. No dent, scratches or anything at all. It seems the Sinn has reached a level of significant quality in this field.
Kool Cat
February 27th, 2006, 08:47
I have read that Sinn Watches has a 2 year lead on using submarine steel for its watches. I have ordered a U1 and was wonderin if this is true, does that mean that Sinn will be the first to use submarine steel and their value will increase??????
According to what I know, yes it is the first to use submarine steel. As to increase in value, it remains to be seen. Anything that is collectible depends on the combination of 3 criteria:
1) rarity
2) demand
3) brand