What about the Seiko Spork?

~ RM300 or so... at least in Taiwan la.
My bezel spring on my old Tag broke.

Fuh.. Congrats!!

And I think it deserves a proper photoshoot.
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Hmmm... saw this in hodinkee. Quite interesting... affordable...HK brand

It's titanium, sandwich dial, original design, does that whole Panerai strap change character change thing... for like less than RM800.

And their honest about their roots... none of the Swiss and heritage blah blah blah.

Somemore comes with a tool box... good value.

Ah, my bad for not stating my budget, thanks for the links given in the info though. I might not be able to stretch my budget until around 5K for now. Probably around RM2K?

Regards,
ziafang

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Hey all sifus, what is the retail price of the new version of Ball's diver? The engineer master II diver. what kind of discount can i expect for ball watches? thanks!

Amazing.. such a small country can beat US and China mainland! Eye opener for me...

At certain degree do agree with u , but CK is not well known for watches, more on fashion n apparel. Can't reli compare with watches makers like MIDo,just my thought

Your bro friends works there ?syok,ask him la, maybe we can make bulk order,can get cheaper price hehe

if it were me id get the rollie and forget the tag. my fave in your budget is the no-date submariner

best looking divewatch is the seiko monster la.
its so ugly that its beautiful

yonggoh,

There was a small discussion on WUS some time back on the feasibility of that AP as a dive watch.
I personally voted it down because of the lack of a functional uni-directional rotating bezel and dodgy legibility underwater.

Functional dive watches should be easily operable with minimal fiddling/fumbling (even with a dive glove) and very legible at one glance (particular the bottom time measurement, which is typically where the minute hand meets the bezel indices).

That AP will no doubt look great on land, but I will probably stick to my Sub/Bond for underwater escapades if anything.

However, in that WUS discussion (and I may also have mentioned it in this thread previously), I went on to say that dive computers are usually the norm now, and dive watches are pretty much a novelty these days.
I have since resigned my Bond to the hotel room when I go under now. Plus, I look silly with a watch on each wrist

This huge behemoth now graces my wrist on dives


(not my wrist shot, just took that picture for size illustration purposes )