Loving my new chronograph.
Just received my new Seiko Panda 1/100th solar chronograph. I used to own a similar Seiko Sportura kinetic chronograph about 17 years ago foolishly sold not long after buying it. I usually get stressed by second hands losing/ gaining time over a few days (hence why I love radio controlled time pieces) but my new watch doesn't have one for regular time keeping so that weird part of my brain can relax now. My Tissot Seastar 2000 can have a few days off now. Incidentally does anyone else have an issue with seeing their watch is a little fast/slow by seeing the second hand is a few seconds out?
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John
Keen photographer, consummate joker and watch enthusiast. 19 years Ministry of Defence SZ Drone.
Hednesford Staffs. Kingdom of Mercia
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Nice watch it has a lot going on for sure, and how did you like your Tissot 2000, I have the Tissot seastar 1000 43 mm blue dial loving
I just opened up my SKX yesterday to regulate the movement. I knew it was running fast and I pretended like I didn’t care when I know damn well I’m going to need to do something about it. Or at least try to. 🤣 starting to feel neurotic but at the same time when you into it heavy are you not suppose to notice all the finer details and adjust them? Kinda comes with the territory
Nice watch it has a lot going on for sure, and how did you like your Tissot 2000, I have the Tissot seastar 1000 43 mm blue dial loving
I absolutely love my Seastar 2000 the finish is sublime with the ceramic bezel. 600 metres water resistance is a bit overkill though and it is a bit of big boy too. I love the 3D wave effect on the dial and the way it transitions from light to dark turquoise. The accuracy is pretty much chronometer standard, the same as my old Omega co-axial Seamaster.
I absolutely love my Seastar 2000 the finish is sublime with the ceramic bezel. 600 metres water resistance is a bit overkill though and it is a bit of big boy too. I love the 3D wave effect on the dial and the way it transitions from light to dark turquoise. The accuracy is pretty much chronometer standard, the same as my old Omega co-axial Seamaster.
Sounds a great watch
I want one of these! Super cool and retro hehe