Bought the first watch on my watch journey about 10 years ago, a Citizen Chronograph. I love Casio, Seiko, Omega and German watches primarily. I proba...
commented onNew Diver Decisions and Collection Context. HELP!·
Every collection needs a dive watch.
If you are not wearing a watch, then I tend to not rationalise it too much. Sometimes we lose touch with a watch and thats ok. At times like these it pays dividends to have a watch that holds its value so we can flip them.
On the diver watch itself, I own a Sinn 104 and have owned the 65 (a few times). The Oris is not tough enough as a daily diver. I scratched mine up quite badly, the 65 is a lovely watch and very fun to wear,, very cool on wriost and the tropic strap is next level, but not as a primary diver. The Sinn is rock solid, a tank, but its not a diver per se.
My advice, EVERY watch collection needs a Seiko dive watch. Its just a watch commandment.
Sorry, but I believe not. There looks to be an issue with the sliding compass, looks way too wide to me. Also, from inspecting mine, there are evry subtle differences on the back.
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