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About LinkBacksSumo costs only a fiction of MM and it is thinner.
Spare the cash for the MM clasp instead.
Sumo costs only a fiction of MM and it is thinner.
Spare the cash for the MM clasp instead.
I do not think the Sumo is the watch that thread starter is looking for. The Sumo is experienced even greater than the MM300.Originally Posted by seikomatic
Sumo costs only a fiction of MM and it is thinner.
Spare the cash for the MM clasp instead.
Last edited by 80talisten; July 23rd, 2012 at 08:43.
Current collection- Seiko Marinemaster 300m SBDX001, Seiko Premier Automatic SPB001J1,
Seiko Premier Kinetic SNP004P1, Orient Mako XL CEM75002D
"In a forest of watchmakers there are only a few which have been genuine manufactories since day one, Seiko is one of them."
Really, then another much cheaper and smaller suggestion - Stargate - giving up the weight and movement for size.
Rolex Sub.
Meine Bratwurst has a first name,
It's F-R-I-T-Z,
Meine Bratwurst has a second name,
It's S-C-H-N-A-C-K-E-N-P-F-E-F-F-E-R-H-A-U-S-E-N
Are all of the higher end Seiko dive watches similar sizes? No smaller ~40mm ones?
Thanks all. May have to look at the Rolex, as the others are still too big for my wrist.
Best hurry up. The 14060 is already succeeded by the 114060. Same overall size, but larger looking due to the thicker lugs. Rolex name and fame is widely known and well deserved. But... having said that, certain details of the MM300 are better than than Rolex'. The lumen of the MM is superior and the look of the dial oozes more quality.
Other interesting brands worth investiging are Sinn and Omega, I think.
Menno
Dive watches; not only for underwater
I know I am late to the party here, but just in case you are still looking… Watchdaddy a fellow member also sells the watch stands in the sales forum. He is a stand up guy and I have purchased not only a stand from him but also a watch. Good luck!
The watch head looks fine on you but bracelet links look uncomfortable on your wrist. It makes me think twice about saving for one.Ya, he's true.
The lug holes are drilled pretty low, and there's no caseback, so it sits pretty flat on the wrist. My wrist's about 7" max
Here is where they are listed Katsu NAVI
Current watches: Citizen Eco-Drive Skyhawk Atomic JY0000-53E. Being built: Custom vintage style watch with 15 Jewel Cortebert 616 Swiss movement and custom dial.
Watches now sold or traded: Seiko Marinemaster SBDX001 traded ;-( but know I will buy one again, Seiko Alpinist SARB061, 2 Lum-Tec Combat B-1's, 2 Omega Seamasters, Omega Speedmaster, Anonimo Millemetri, Anonimo Militare, Hamilton Officers Chrono, Citizen Skyhawk, Rolex Day Date, Tudor Prince, Steinhart Ocean One, Seiko Mil Sub Mod, Seiko FFF Mod, Seiko Sumo, Seiko Spring Drive, Sinn Hydro Prototype, Bell & Ross Bomb Squad, BaliHa'i CaliHa'i, Luminox Black Ops and many more over the years I just can't remember.
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