imho skx007 > sea urchin
the strapcode oyster bracelet is a must upgrade for the skx007. if the skx007 is too big, there’s the midsize skx013.
true. Itong nakaraan na xmas season, the skx007 & the skx009 were flying off the shelves at pricey dept stores pa. I'd always chance upon buyers whenever i dropped by & window shopped at sm or robinson's or even at landmark.
Nothing wrong w/ that naman. I guess it's just a testament to how good & how functional a watch they really are
do what you gotta do so you can do what you wanna do
I Have to agree on the skx007 > sea urchin thing.
I was actually had this line of thought last month (but i favored & had the the pepsi state of mind). Pero nauwi ako sa pre-loved skx 033. [emoji4]
The 003 looks better than the 009 in my view, w/ the applied & chrome like garnishing on the indices. Iyon nga lang it's not a true diver but i don't dive pa naman so i can live w/ that.
The discontinued white faced sea urchin is a heckuva looker though
do what you gotta do so you can do what you wanna do
Last edited by baludoy; January 21st, 2019 at 07:09 AM.
The skx & the sea urchin aren’t really that big. My Orient now is 44mm compared to the Seikos which are 42mm & it looks just right since my son & I have big hands (his is long while mine is wide) & he is 6 ft tall. He also likes diver type watches. IMO, big faced watches with a large second hand are more handy & more of a tool than jewelry or accessory. One thing I don’t like about Seikos though, is that every Juan has it & my non-conformist nature plays a big role in my choices. That is why I like Orients. I am not closing my mind, though. Matagal pa graduation.
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^ diy mod lang bro? You're one brave soul [emoji3]
do what you gotta do so you can do what you wanna do
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I have the bracelet adjustment set from JW Horological Gallery. For watches like say Tissot, Seiko I can do a strap change/bracelet adjustment fairly easily. But other watches have really stiff spring bars and much tighter tolerance/clearance.. I'm afraid to scratch the lugs if I slip.
The Bambino Small Seconds for today...
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i like it bro. its dial w/ the mixture of arabic numerals/numbers and roman numerals is quirky enough not to be too formal for a dress watch. the suede strap also lessens the stiff formality dress watches seem to have - for me anyway - making it pretty versatile.
btw, aside from the striking orange second hand, another beauty and unique feature of this particular model is that it sports a roman numeral typography of IV and not the usual IIII representation w/c watches and clocks traditionally use.
i say go for it bro.
just to add, the german made nomos brand isn't common among folks around these parts so that'll definitely add to the novelty![]()
Last edited by baludoy; January 23rd, 2019 at 10:11 AM.