Great looking watch, can I ask what size wrist you have? Trying to get a feel for how it might wear on my 7 1/2 wrist.
Thanks
Dave
Great looking watch, can I ask what size wrist you have? Trying to get a feel for how it might wear on my 7 1/2 wrist.
Thanks
Dave
Dave
The grey strap is a killer
Rich
Rolex TT Sub
Rolex Datejust (from 1977)
Ralf Tech WRK
VDB 2011
Raven Vintage 40mm with date (Pre ordered)
That was a long week! Here are some quick and dirties of mine - looks like I am the first one on the block with the fully lumed black dial (don't have my UV flashlight with me now so I will have to take pics of the lume later in the week). What an outstanding watch Clemens has produced!
REF.-No.: HABFAAC
- Brushed case
- brushed bezel 1
- brushed crown guards 2
- brushed solid caseback (should have gotten the display!)
- Dial 01
- black and orange handset
- cool 007 numbering
Initial impressions (ok I admit I am *very* picky):
GOOD
- Very nice lume, esp around the bezel markers
- Even though it is technically 54mm lug-to-lug, wears more like a 51-52mm lug-to-lug, that is, it fits very well
- Case has nice fit and finish, reminds me of the Korsbek OE
- 60 click bezel (way way prefer over a 120 click bezel) snaps with authority
- Bracelet is excellent, same supplier as what Fricker uses - the dive buckle gives the bracelet enough length to easily fit my 8" wrist after taking off two links
- The bracelet fit on the lugs is excellent as well - i like how the lugs are a big extended from the case, and there is extra metal between the bracelet endlink and the watch case - it sure beats a fitted endlink (UTS does something similar)
- One sided lug screw - super easy
- Nice included packaging (the freebies like the buckles look wonderful, a watch made from those materials would be wild)
- Thanks for including a hex wrench
- It feels substantial without weighing a ton, but its definitely no lightweight (my guess, maybe 200g) - the only other titanium watch I've handled that feels similarly hefty in titanium (without feeling like a wimpy weakling like some other Ti watches) is the Seiko SD600. I think that's high praise.
CONS:
- Crown guard has some sharp edges
- Should have come with two screwdrivers for bracelet changes (no big deal since most WIS have extra screwdrivers)
- The arrow lume on the bezel is a little sloppy
And the pictures!
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Last edited by Eric L.; September 3rd, 2011 at 09:59.
Lots of dive watches.
Clemens, will you offer different hand styles down the road or currently. I have never been able to warm up this type of style. Great looking watches, you truly looked to have done an a fantastic job overall. Congrats.
Better to regret something you have done, than something you haven't done...
That's total insanity. Must be part of the New Jobs Program for the USA. Give the bureaucrats more paperwork and they are sooooooooo happy. Just make sure there is no ebony from India ... look what happened to Gibson Guitars. Sorry, to get off topic. Watches look great. Sort of a UTS lug thing going on there. Are you working with Hans Spinner ?
Currently I do not have a plan for a new, unique H2O handset design. The tooling for a new handset is an expensive investment and also the MOQ for handset are quite high. Iīm hesitating to purchase standard, modern handset from a catalog as this is not the style I would like to go for H2O.
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