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What do you look for in a divers watch?

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Posted: Thu Jun 12th, 2008 06:59 pm

Skipdawg
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KenC wrote: Skipdawg wrote:
Oh Ken come on. it is OK that your wrist is about as big as my big toe. LOL

I know that Skip...it amazes me though that you guys want these huge watches...makes me wonder what kind of exercise y'all are doing to get your wrists so "manly"!

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12 ounces at a time. :D

Posted: Thu Jun 12th, 2008 07:56 pm

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Skipdawg wrote: KenC wrote: Skipdawg wrote:
Oh Ken come on. it is OK that your wrist is about as big as my big toe. LOL

I know that Skip...it amazes me though that you guys want these huge watches...makes me wonder what kind of exercise y'all are doing to get your wrists so "manly"!

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12 ounces at a time. :D

Hmmmmmm....still not that clear, and still wondering?

Posted: Fri Jun 13th, 2008 11:35 am

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Skipdawg wrote: anders213 wrote: Howdy guys! Thank You everyone for their input and ideas. Greatly appreciated.

Now I have a better idea now.

What do you guys say we do something sporty with strong lines?

Something masculine?

I consolidated everyone's opinion.

Ok start with the case...
Who is in for a 44mm case that is about 15mm thick?

Works for me Anders. ;)
Anders sounds awesome...Just my opinion make the case 15mm thick and that's not including the bezel.

Posted: Fri Jun 13th, 2008 12:24 pm

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No Date... If you have a date, then no magnifier over it.

Posted: Sun Jun 15th, 2008 07:35 am

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Alrighty guys!

Teddy: 15mm without the bezel is insanely thick! We are talking about 20-25mm thick with a bezel? That is what I call a wrist weapon. Hahhahahaah.

But I am considering a 15mm-ish thick case. What do you think?

I have drawn a lot of case shapes and sizes. What a way to burn the weekend.

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Anders

Posted: Sun Jun 15th, 2008 11:51 am

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let's see those drawings Anders....we're chomping at the bit Buddy!yahoo.gif

Posted: Sun Jun 15th, 2008 12:05 pm

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anders213 wrote: Alrighty guys!

Teddy: 15mm without the bezel is insanely thick! We are talking about 20-25mm thick with a bezel? That is what I call a wrist weapon. Hahhahahaah.

But I am considering a 15mm-ish thick case. What do you think?

I have drawn a lot of case shapes and sizes. What a way to burn the weekend.

Ciao
Anders

Ok your wright 20mm is crazy. All right a 15mm-ish thick case sounds good. 44mm would be cool. Lug 24 or 22. Wide bezel. 2801 sounds good. What about hands sword, plongeur, saber, stick&ball...? Anders what ever you do, I'm sure it will be awesome.

Posted: Sun Jun 15th, 2008 12:27 pm

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teddyhanna wrote: anders213 wrote: Alrighty guys!

Teddy: 15mm without the bezel is insanely thick! We are talking about 20-25mm thick with a bezel? That is what I call a wrist weapon. Hahhahahaah.

But I am considering a 15mm-ish thick case. What do you think?

I have drawn a lot of case shapes and sizes. What a way to burn the weekend.

Ciao
Anders

Ok your wright 20mm is crazy. All right a 15mm-ish thick case sounds good. 44mm would be cool. Lug 24 or 22. Wide bezel. 2801 sounds good. What about hands sword, plongeur, saber, stick&ball...? Anders what ever you do, I'm sure it will be awesome.
Sounds like were getting to a good target zone for one cool diver. ;)

Posted: Tue Jun 17th, 2008 12:50 am

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I am all for a 44mm x 15mm case.

While I am a huge fan of the Oceantimer, I think I'd love it even more if it had just a couple more mm of dial. I also think the bezel would be much easier to grip if it were a bit taller. Throw in an auto movement and I'm in WIS heaven!

BTW, if there's a set of hands on a watch that makes the hour and minute hands more obviously different, I haven't seen them. I don't mean to suggest that this is a design you should stick with -- I'm just noting that I see the Oceantimer's hands as the most successful design aspect of the O'timer (IMHO).

Thanks for the opportunity to voice my opinion!

Posted: Tue Jun 17th, 2008 12:57 am

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I have a few ideas but its all handsketched and in the infant stage now.

So until I can put the ideas together, I wont want to show my lousy drawing skills.

;)

So hang in there guys and keep those ideas coming.

Anders

Posted: Tue Jun 17th, 2008 12:59 am

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Appreciated mate. Ill try to see if there is any variant of the OceanTimer's hands. Those are made by us specially for Oceantimer.

SBD wrote: I am all for a 44mm x 15mm case.

While I am a huge fan of the Oceantimer, I think I'd love it even more if it had just a couple more mm of dial. I also think the bezel would be much easier to grip if it were a bit taller. Throw in an auto movement and I'm in WIS heaven!

BTW, if there's a set of hands on a watch that makes the hour and minute hands more obviously different, I haven't seen them. I don't mean to suggest that this is a design you should stick with -- I'm just noting that I see the Oceantimer's hands as the most successful design aspect of the O'timer (IMHO).

Thanks for the opportunity to voice my opinion!

Posted: Tue Jun 17th, 2008 01:27 pm

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Anders, a lot of great ideas have been thrown out to you, but I would have to second Ken on the case size. I think most people(Hucky excluded) would find 44mm a bit large aestheticaly. Also, I really like the idea of going retro with the ETA 2801.

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