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Review: Glycine Combat 6 Vintage 43
Glycine GL0459
I am become Modder!
NWA: 1951 Tissot
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Yeah, there are plenty of better watches that money can buy. Seiko became even worse value for even more money. I've lost all interest in them.
Thanks!
I don't think I've seen the Combat 6 ever made with a dial exactly like in this one, but in 36mm. The Combat 6 still is available in 36mm alright, but it's tha Combat Classic with a sunray-finish dial, polished steel baton hands and straight hour markers.
I bought that one from EspritNATO/Select'Heure, since they were among the very few webshops that had standard NATOs for the Spirit's odd lug width of 21mm
I tend to go for one of my vintage favourites. The kind that has character, but doesn't scream "money!"
Not that I have any wealth to display, but yet I avoid ones that'd be too bold. I mean, if she falls for a watch, she'll fall for the next guy with a more pricey and prestigious one. There's always a bigger fish.
My Wittnauer aka "Pretty Witty" is a solid choice for me. It's a - by modern standards - diminutive piece at 32mm. However, it's crisp, beautifully preserved, has a lot of character and doesn't look like a blingy "sausage enlargement" kind of accessory.
Or I go for one of these two:
Just some elegant simplicity.
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