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Everyone's going snoopy daft
And I've joined in. I just loved the print when I seen this and the cartoony numbers around the dial. The yellow tipped seconds hand sealed the deal....
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Which moonphase tickles your pickle? Longines Vs Junghans 🤜🤛
I've always had my eye on the gorgeous Junghans kalendar moon for when I eventually add a moonphase to my collection. However I think my latest browsing in Longines catalogue has changed my mind 🤯 th...
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New rubber for my PO
After 3 years of ownership, I finally decided to purchase a rubber strap for my planet ocean (shout out to Monstraps). It was the most difficult sprin...
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+1 I've read that the chronograph module is quite difficult and therefore costly to service. On the flip side I've also read that the 3220 movement is quite reliable.
I came across this article of someone stripping and servicing the movement when I was doing my own research of the watch:
The reduced is a great watch.
The movement may not be as prestigious but in my mind the auto movement is a lot easier to live with than the hand wind.
The size is a lot better too, and if you look at the models from 2006 the dial is different from the one you've shown, the crystal is sapphire, the WR is increased to 100m and the clasp is much better. They are rarer though so cost a little more.
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