Here's my new to me Tsunami, have had it for about two weeks now and it hasn't left my wrist very often since I received it. I would like to thank Erik "Raoul Duke" for the peer pressure to buy one in conversations we've had lol. I'm kicking myself for not taking the plunge awhile ago. On a side note, was just throwing out there that I hope the Tsunami 2 has applied markers just like the 6105, they are my favorite!!A Tsunami and a Hurricane!! LOL
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Hamilton - Jazzmaster Seaview 1000 Halios - Laguna (Blue) Lum-Tec - M- 23 Omega - SMPc Seiko - SKX009 x2 XW - Tsunami x3 (Silver Sunburst)-(Orange Classic)-(RD Carribean Special)
looks great, bro
irritating GinGin since 2010
Thank you sir, my only nit pick is I wish this had the black hands instead of silver, but I like the meatball second hand so I probably wont change them. I don't believe I have seen the meatball in black before
Hamilton - Jazzmaster Seaview 1000 Halios - Laguna (Blue) Lum-Tec - M- 23 Omega - SMPc Seiko - SKX009 x2 XW - Tsunami x3 (Silver Sunburst)-(Orange Classic)-(RD Carribean Special)
Here's my Tsunami Classic..absolutely loving it
I've had a Classic for almost a year now. What a great watch! Not only is the fit and finish fantastic but it keeps incredibly accurate time. I won't name names, but some very well regarded mechanical watches are not well regulated out of the factory. Jake really does a great job with this -- such an important consideration that some other watchmakers disregard.
John
Originally Posted by Antoine1966
Where's the pic, bro???
Tsunami owners! I have a question, I have seen at least a few Tsunamis which appear to have the bracelet links reversed? Meaning the tapered end of the links heading away from the watch head. Does anyone know why? Here is a pic displaying what I am talking about. Not sure why the owner would do this considering the link closest to the case is facing the proper direction?
It was probably built that way. Mine is like that too. From what I can tell while wearing it the bracelet meshes more evenly with the endlinks and adds a bit more complexity. I have always noticed that in pictures as well.Tsunami owners! I have a question, I have seen at least a few Tsunamis which appear to have the bracelet links reversed? Meaning the tapered end of the links heading away from the watch head. Does anyone know why? Here is a pic displaying what I am talking about. Not sure why the owner would do this considering the link closest to the case is facing the proper direction?
The bracelet is done that way to designate waves, like a Tsunami.
Cheers!
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Um....not sure if serious. I've seen a few with the bracelet links like this, however most I've seen the links tapered end flow toward the watch case. Why would the link nearest to the case face one way, while the rest face another? Here is another where the tapered end of the bracelet links all face towards the watch case. Hmmm.....
Look at Pro Divers bracelet:
Look at Cajuns:
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