This dial!?

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Gary911

Hi Crunchers,

I’m looking for an auto with a dial a lot like these with numbers at 3, 6, 9 at the least. I love the Airking or the Explorer but I don’t want to spend Rolex money, even used Rolex money. ~$1500 +/- is my range no less than 39mm, doesn’t need to be new. Open for suggestions and images…🙂

DRS_CR71
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It’s not exactly what you are looking for, but they have a similar look and their own charm: Longines Conquest 39 mm, Hamilton Khaki Pilot

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nightfury95
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You have the Sinn 556A, that's the best option out there with the explorer style dial

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You can check out Traska Summiteer

Or the Seiko SPB155 and other color options.

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JBird7986
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There's a Glycine Combat Sub for that...

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https://www.ashford.com/glycine-gl0261.html

Alternatively, check out the Smiths Everest.

Gary911
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nightfury95

You have the Sinn 556A, that's the best option out there with the explorer style dial

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You can check out Traska Summiteer

Or the Seiko SPB155 and other color options.

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Good stuff so far. Not really wanting a field, pilot or Flieger. I do like the Sinn though it’s a pilot, it is nice so are the Longines. Keep ‘em coming.

Thanks

nightfury95
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Gary911

Good stuff so far. Not really wanting a field, pilot or Flieger. I do like the Sinn though it’s a pilot, it is nice so are the Longines. Keep ‘em coming.

Thanks

Maybe you can try Farer. A great micro brand with good movement choice. They are quite colorful though if you don't mind.

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There San Martin SN021-G, if you don't mind homages this is actually a great option for the price.

Gary911
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nightfury95

Maybe you can try Farer. A great micro brand with good movement choice. They are quite colorful though if you don't mind.

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There San Martin SN021-G, if you don't mind homages this is actually a great option for the price.

I looked at that Farer this morning and was wishing they had something other than that wine color, don’t get me wrong, I like wine, just not that. San Martin is interesting.

Thanks.