v6 now.

Great

This post has been edited by mystvearn: Nov 26 2019, 01:44 PM

Nice watch.

Just wondering, if I buy a used credor, can service here?

Thanks

The retrograde day date power reserve complication. Not sure what it is powered by though.

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I'm guessing long island watch? Though with all what you want, you might be more interested in the islander watches Mark sells.

Did not know sary055/57 is discontinued.

nice watch. Just curious what is your wrist size?

Thought so. I understand it all. Even at 17+ cm, I cannot wear anything above 46 mm. in lug length.

However, curve lugs are different.


This person has 15.5 cm. Maybe can wear this due to the curve nature of the lugs. Not seiko though

Lots of presage there 👍

Cheaper than 4r and 7s?

Good luck 👍

Unfortunately for the me, my first auto was the Kamasu, with
Time accuracy of +12-25+ when I bought it. Refunded it. Staying with quartz only. Hate to reset time date when I go through my collection. Hate to set the date for my quartz as well for months less than 31.

Next watch will be a perpetual calendar. Maybe Bluetooth.

correct. But my wrist can only support like 47 mm lug length. Before it goes over. I think my next watch is the casio royal oak. Comfortable with it. Technically analogue with perpetual calendar

It wears smaller than the dimensions suggest. My entire wrist width is 50 mm. I've tried it, it fits well. My seiko sgeg097p1 wears bigger even if that is 47 mm

Yes. It wears smaller than the dimensions suggest. My entire wrist width is 50 mm. I've tried it, it fits well. My seiko sgeg097p1 wears bigger even if that is 47 mm. That has standard lug design.

Yes, but the case design will help people with smaller wrist. The seiko turtle and casio oak is a great option for smaller wrist. Still maintain a big dial.

I will try to find the new gravitymaster gwr-b1000 to see if this carbon core guard can be worn by small wrist. The curved lug design is interesting. Reminds me of the tissot t touch.

Will also look at the GTS-B200 as well. Cheaper alternative to the gravitymaster, better for me. Thinner in depth, but higher in lug length though. After owning the Kamasu and wearing it for a month daily, I don't think it is for me. Don't like top heavy watches. Reminds me of my Timex Explorer at almost the same weight 150-180 gm (on stock bracelet) which is 17 mm tall. Wiggling the watch makes it loose. My 20 year old Timex T6 explorer compass sits more in the watchbox now than on my wrist. Which defeats the purpose of cherishing it. Granted that was the only watch I used for 15 years (before smartphones and I needed an inbuilt compass). Now it just keeping for memory's sake.

Maybe divers are not for me. Rotating bezel which I will not use. Smaller dial because of the bezel. Weight, I tend to use watches which <100 gms more often. Thickness of the watch because of the WR of 200m, which to be fair, I'm not going to go anywhere near 10 m of depth. Which is why the Casio GA-2100 is so much nicer/makes sense. Since I'm working a desk job, a watch too thick also looks out of place on a small wrist. Cannot wear long sleeve shirts. To me, a watch has to serve a function first, rather than looks. Looks are a bonus. At the end of the day, that is the watch which you will always gravitate to without thinking.

One thing about divers is it sure look nice though. If I had a bigger wrist, and I don't mind getting this diver inspired Casio MTP-S110 watch.

Found it here:

I've tried both gwr-b1000 and the gst-b200. The GWR-B1000 sits nicer because it curves nicely on the wrist. There is a slight gap with the gst-b200. However, the gst-b200 is not as high/tall as the GWR-B1000. The carbon fibre band is not as nice as the one for the gst-b200. Aesthetic wise, the gst-b200 is more imposing while the GWR-B1000 is more discrete. When rotating my hand, can definitely tell that the gst-b200 is top heavy slightly. Will shake a bit. Also due to the gap. When comparing the to the GA-2100. The GA-2100 is way comfortable.

Model no?

What is the model number?