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stew77 wrote:exc-hulk wrote:
stew77 wrote:
Thanks Phil. Like I said, the smallest watch I own by a lot, but I'm getting used to it and it further reinforces the vintage vibe if you will (between you and me, I would like it even more at 40mm, but the proportions are spot on with a nod to the vintage IWC and JLC Mark 11 watches).
It is powered by the Japanese SII NE15 movement (ie. Seiko's 6r15 caliber).
Thanks for the infos Chris.
Good choice of the movement.
I think the lug2lug size is not too small ?
Was that a pre order ?
Agreed on the movement...solid choice.
Lug-to-lug length I'm measuring is 48.5mm, so yes, that helps it not seem too small.
Somewhat of a preorder in that Mr. Yao offered/unveiled these as a preview opportunity to his plank customers prior to going public.
