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Panerai 00236. The Luminor DAYLIGHT:)


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Nice one, Jeff!hand6.gif

Wearing my trusty old Tudor 7928 sub with cal.390 movement for the last time today in its unrestored state.  I'm having it overhauled soon.
This watch has seen a lot of wrist time while I was a professional hunting guide for many years.  The beating shows!

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Starting with this one again but planning a couple of switches;)

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Thanks, Graham.

I think that's the rare Tudor Rose. Beautiful and rare again. Big Congrats, amigohand6.gifhand6.gifhand6.gif

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Paxman wrote:
This is a good one, Markyourock.gif Simple dial with a wonderful hour hand and very legible indeces. Niceyourock.gif

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Jeep99dad wrote: Starting with this one again but planning a couple of switches;)

Very good choice, Bricehand6.gif. I might get this one day. This is a very classical pepsi rendition with perfect hues of blue and red.  I like it.yourock.gif

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This homage is as close as I can come to Jeff's beautiful Daylight

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Let me add to the list of homages today;

Pam 26 homage on desert tan zulu...


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Graham wrote: Nice one, Jeff!hand6.gif

Wearing my trusty old Tudor 7928 sub with cal.390 movement for the last time today in its unrestored state.  I'm having it overhauled soon.
This watch has seen a lot of wrist time while I was a professional hunting guide for many years.  The beating shows!


very rare and beautiful Graham!....I bet you can tell some good stories surrounding that watch Buddy! yourock.gif

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bigrustypig wrote:
Jeep99dad wrote: Starting with this one again but planning a couple of switches;)

Very good choice, Bricehand6.gif. I might get this one day. This is a very classical pepsi rendition with perfect hues of blue and red.  I like it.yourock.gif


thankyou.gif very much!! I love this watch!! You should definitley try one!
I got a chance to compare it first hand with a colleague's Rolex GMT and it really was amazing to see the high quality and heft of the Steinhart. It doesn't give up much to the Rolex, well mvt aside I am sure. I do like the ETA 2893 though. Thx again.

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Jeep99dad wrote: bigrustypig wrote:
Jeep99dad wrote: Starting with this one again but planning a couple of switches;)

Very good choice, Bricehand6.gif. I might get this one day. This is a very classical pepsi rendition with perfect hues of blue and red.  I like it.yourock.gif


It doesn't give up much to the Rolex, well mvt aside I am sure.
Brice

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Graham wrote: Nice one, Jeff!hand6.gif

Wearing my trusty old Tudor 7928 sub with cal.390 movement for the last time today in its unrestored state.  I'm having it overhauled soon.
This watch has seen a lot of wrist time while I was a professional hunting guide for many years.  The beating shows!


I've been drooling at the Tudor subs lately too, not sure why but I think I have the itch!

in the mean time, my current favorite from the watch harem:


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Paxman wrote: Jeep99dad wrote: bigrustypig wrote:
Jeep99dad wrote: Starting with this one again but planning a couple of switches;)

Very good choice, Bricehand6.gif. I might get this one day. This is a very classical pepsi rendition with perfect hues of blue and red.  I like it.yourock.gif


It doesn't give up much to the Rolex, well mvt aside I am sure.
Brice


Actually, the 2893 can be regulated to be as accurate as the Rolex. Both movements will need a COA about every 6 or 7 years, but that will run about $350 for the Rolex and about $130 for the eta. I have both so I know from experience.

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Edgel wrote: Paxman wrote: Jeep99dad wrote: bigrustypig wrote:
Jeep99dad wrote: Starting with this one again but planning a couple of switches;)

Very good choice, Bricehand6.gif. I might get this one day. This is a very classical pepsi rendition with perfect hues of blue and red.  I like it.yourock.gif


It doesn't give up much to the Rolex, well mvt aside I am sure.
Brice


Actually, the 2893 can be regulated to be as accurate as the Rolex. Both movements will need a COA about every 6 or 7 years, but that will run about $350 for the Rolex and about $130 for the eta. I have both so I know from experience.

 

Try setting the GMT hand on the 2893 without hacking the seconds hand... subtlelaugh.gif

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Try setting the GMT hand on the 2893 without hacking the seconds hand... subtlelaugh.gif



Ok. Got out my Zeno GMT and set the 24-hour hand. Seconds hand continues to rotate while I do it. Not sure this is what you mean.:cool:

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mcwright wrote: Try setting the GMT hand on the 2893 without hacking the seconds hand... subtlelaugh.gif




Ok. Got out my Zeno GMT and set the 24-hour hand. Seconds hand continues to rotate while I do it. Not sure this is what you mean.:cool:


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Paxman wrote:
Edgel wrote: Paxman wrote: Jeep99dad wrote: bigrustypig wrote:
Jeep99dad wrote: Starting with this one again but planning a couple of switches;)

Very good choice, Bricehand6.gif. I might get this one day. This is a very classical pepsi rendition with perfect hues of blue and red.  I like it.yourock.gif


It doesn't give up much to the Rolex, well mvt aside I am sure.
Brice


Actually, the 2893 can be regulated to be as accurate as the Rolex. Both movements will need a COA about every 6 or 7 years, but that will run about $350 for the Rolex and about $130 for the eta. I have both so I know from experience.

 

Try setting the GMT hand on the 2893 without hacking the seconds hand... subtlelaugh.gif


well it worked just fine on 2893 watches I have had.
Again i am not saying the Rolex is not a nice watch or trying to insult/offend anyone, I just think the Steinhart is super nice for the $ and from the outside looks real well finished even compared side by side with the Rolex.
I don't know inside the case to even try to compare them further. I am no expert. But for me the Steinhart is super nice and the 2893 has
always been good to me, even in myHami.

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Jeep99dad wrote:
well it worked just fine on 2893 watches I have had.
Again i am not saying the Rolex is not a nice watch or trying to insult/offend anyone, I just think the Steinhart is super nice for the $ and from the outside looks real well finished even compared side by side with the Rolex.
I don't know inside the case to even try to compare them further. I am no expert. But for me the Steinhart is super nice and the 2893 has
always been good to me, even in myHami.

Rolex guys are so easily intimidated, you really should just enjoy it! Thumbsup3.gif



oh my gosh, did I type that? I thought I was using my in "my head keyboard"....

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I believe with the Rolex movement you can set the 24-hour hand in either direction for quicker changes. The 2893 won't do that.

Added: Or, maybe it is the 12 hour hand you can do that with.
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maybe this will help, it's been a while since I played with all three gmt movements at the same time.

from a wus post..

With the Rolex GMT II and Omega GMT movements the 12hr hand adjusts in one hour increments without adjusting anything else (except the date) and without stopping the watch—i.e., it keeps running w/o hacking, is that the correct way to say it? With watches based on the ETA 2893-2 movement, when you want to adjust the 12hr hand, the watch stops and the minute and 24 hr hands adjust with it. The 24 hr hand adjusts in one hour increments independently. It seems the latter type GMT set-up is the most common vs. the Rolex/Omega set-up. There are of course some GMT/UTC watches in which the 24hr hand and 12 hr hand are always linked (Night Train) and don't keep time in two time zones or in which they are not independent, but you can turn the 24 hr. bezel for a second time zone.

The purists would argue that the Rolex/Omega gmt adjustment is the "correct" way to adjust a GMT but honestly I have never thought the eta method was really a problem, especially with a rotating bezel.


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Setting the GMT Master II

The winding stem has four positions.

Position 0: Crown screwed down (default position).
Position 1: Crown unscrewed and just free of the screw threads (for hand-winding).
Position 2: Crown pulled to first notch (makes the H hand move by +/- 1 hour; this does not impact S, M or B.)
Position 3: Crown pulled to second notch (the watch stops, and you can advance M [with H and T hands] as you see fit).


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As penance for my silly GMT comments I'll wear an Invicta... and work the snowblower!toon1.gif


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Paxman wrote:
As penance for my silly GMT comments I'll wear an Invicta... and work the snowblower!toon1.gif



ah ah nice!!.. Penance!!:) I happen to love my PD 8926:)!!
I had just switched to my orange Knight when I got home, ready to relax And was just about to post a pic of it but I'll switch again to join
you "in penance"!;)

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oagaspar wrote: Graham wrote: Nice one, Jeff!hand6.gif

Wearing my trusty old Tudor 7928 sub with cal.390 movement for the last time today in its unrestored state.  I'm having it overhauled soon.
This watch has seen a lot of wrist time while I was a professional hunting guide for many years.  The beating shows!


very rare and beautiful Graham!....I bet you can tell some good stories surrounding that watch Buddy! yourock.gif
Thanks, Oscar.
Yes, it has experienced some very interesting times with me.  Looking forward to getting it tip top again.


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