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 Posted: Sat Feb 14th, 2009 11:37 am
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Hello, I am a new Monstrum owner, having picked one up in a trade. I have been very pleasantly surprised by the watch. I have the yellow model, and from the sapphire crystal, to the firm turn of the bezel, and the neat design, the watch is really a great original piece. I was also surprised how easy it is to wear on an average sized wrist. Sure, the lume could be better, the small strap screws look to be a neat design choice that may have some practical side effects (got to keep those little buggers tightened), but hey, those are minor details that can be rectified. More importantly, I like that Orsa watches are identifiable as Orsa watches, and I have yet to see anything that they can be mistaken for, which in today's crowded watch world, is impressive. The watch also appears to be fairly rugged, and the bezel has a nice firm turning effort, with virtually no play. Durability is important with three sons and two big dogs. I can't wear a desk diver that won't hold up, or wear something so expensive that I panic every time it touches something other than my shirt sleeve. I've been impressed enough that I think I see a lithium in my future, but what really intrigues me is the idea of a pvd Orsa I saw mentioned in one of the posts here. Anyway, I look forward to participating, and I've attached a lousy shot I took of the watch on some mardi gras beads from last night's parade (photography isn't my strong suit). It'll be at tonight's parade as well, and I expect it will join us on next week's trip to the beach in Florida. These things are water resistant right? ;) All the best....Maxgold114

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 Posted: Sat Feb 14th, 2009 11:47 am
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Maxgold concrats on the Monstrum and big welcome to 3T and glad to have you..:dude:

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 Posted: Sat Feb 14th, 2009 01:17 pm
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Monstrum rules! Congrats on your yellow! Collect them all :p !

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 Posted: Sat Feb 14th, 2009 02:20 pm
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Max, the ORSA website is where i also found this great place! Here is a pic of my monstrum.....


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 Posted: Sun Feb 15th, 2009 10:30 am
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Nice Monstrum Max.ThumbsUp02.gif Orsa does make a very distinctive watch and you are correct in saying there is nothing like an Orsa. They really are all unto their own. I'm not sure if we've ever seen a Sea Angler or Monstrum in PVD, but I do have this Pro Diver Automatic in PVD.:D


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 Posted: Sun Feb 15th, 2009 10:39 am
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That is a new one on me Paxman ... never seen a PVD Orsa before.

 

I have a nice shot of a flock of Monstrum I would like to share. I meant it when I said collect 'em all :cool: :

 


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 Posted: Sun Feb 15th, 2009 12:13 pm
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That's a sweet "flock" of Monstrum you have there. Very cool.Thumbsup3.gif

 

As to the PVD auto... found one early morning perusing the sales fora and purchased for a pittance. I asked Berg about the run and per the man himself, there are no more than 10 in this layout. I've yet to see another!face4.gif

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 Posted: Sun Feb 15th, 2009 07:19 pm
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Hey guys, thanks for the warm welcome. That's a neat Pro Diver and similar to my PVD British diver homage. I think a Sea Angler in PVD would be interesting. I imagine there'd be different opinions of what version it should take - auto eta or miyota, quartz, dial colors, etc. I'd like any of them, I'm sure....

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