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Start with the POSEIDON
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Benarus Cali Moray today...
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Bathysphere 500 today
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Evening switch to the new Piccard
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Bathysphere 500 today
That one is really great !
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@ Chris
The total thickness of my Poseidon is 14,2mm.
Bezel is 4,1mm.
So the case is 1mm thinner than yours.
So thats the point because the missing HRV.
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exc-hulk wrote:
Evening switch to the new Piccard
Wow Phil! Very nice! You are on a roll with 2 new arrivals in 1 week! 
Spinnaker is a watch brand that I'm completely unfamiliar with. I had to take a quick look at their website and see your Piccard is not shy on dimensions! Did I see that right with case dimensions of 45mm diameter and a whopping 21mm thick! No doubt this on has some real presence on the wrist!
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exc-hulk wrote:
stew77 wrote:
Bathysphere 500 today
That one is really great !
Thanks very much Phil...one of my favorites for sure!
Thanks for the confirmation on the Poseidon dimensions.  14.2mm case thickness is still pretty substantial imo.
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stew77 wrote:
exc-hulk wrote:
Evening switch to the new Piccard
Wow Phil! Very nice! You are on a roll with 2 new arrivals in 1 week!
Spinnaker is a watch brand that I'm completely unfamiliar with. I had to take a quick look at their website and see your Piccard is not shy on dimensions! Did I see that right with case dimensions of 45mm diameter and a whopping 21mm thick! No doubt this on has some real presence on the wrist!
Yes Chris, I am a bit crazy this week !
Another one is in the pipeline as well. Should be here by next week.
Yes Chris, the Piccard is a massive watch.
45mm x 21mm correct .
A tank like my CH1 watches.
You own a bronze CH1 correct ?
The overall build quality is really good.
It is my first Spinnaker.
Do you know the 1st generation Piccard ?
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exc-hulk wrote:
stew77 wrote:
exc-hulk wrote:
Evening switch to the new Piccard
Wow Phil! Very nice! You are on a roll with 2 new arrivals in 1 week!
Spinnaker is a watch brand that I'm completely unfamiliar with. I had to take a quick look at their website and see your Piccard is not shy on dimensions! Did I see that right with case dimensions of 45mm diameter and a whopping 21mm thick! No doubt this on has some real presence on the wrist!
Yes Chris, I am a bit crazy this week !
Another one is in the pipeline as well. Should be here by next week.
Yes Chris, the Piccard is a massive watch.
45mm x 21mm correct .
A tank like my CH1 watches.
You own a bronze CH1 correct ?
The overall build quality is really good.
It is my first Spinnaker.
Do you know the 1st generation Piccard ?
Wow! and another incoming! You are off to a very strong start in 2022!  
That Piccard is a beast...you are correct, I still have the bronze CH1 and I recall you have 2 versions of the CH1 as well.
I don't know anything about the 1st gen Piccard that you are asking about...I've never seen this Spinnaker brand before.
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Just saw this side view of the Piccard on the Spinnaker website. Woh, a beast for sure! 
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stew77 wrote:
exc-hulk wrote:
stew77 wrote:
exc-hulk wrote:
Evening switch to the new Piccard
Wow Phil! Very nice! You are on a roll with 2 new arrivals in 1 week!
Spinnaker is a watch brand that I'm completely unfamiliar with. I had to take a quick look at their website and see your Piccard is not shy on dimensions! Did I see that right with case dimensions of 45mm diameter and a whopping 21mm thick! No doubt this on has some real presence on the wrist!
Yes Chris, I am a bit crazy this week !
Another one is in the pipeline as well. Should be here by next week.
Yes Chris, the Piccard is a massive watch.
45mm x 21mm correct .
A tank like my CH1 watches.
You own a bronze CH1 correct ?
The overall build quality is really good.
It is my first Spinnaker.
Do you know the 1st generation Piccard ?
Wow! and another incoming! You are off to a very strong start in 2022!
That Piccard is a beast...you are correct, I still have the bronze CH1 and I recall you have 2 versions of the CH1 as well.
I don't know anything about the 1st gen Piccard that you are asking about...I've never seen this Spinnaker brand before.
Yes, its a very strong start. 
Yes I own two CH1.
The CH1 is more massive than the Piccard.
Here can you see the 1st gen Piccard.
https://wornandwound.com/the-spinnaker-piccard-is-a-time-machine-straight-to-the-60s-and-down-to-the-bottom-of-the-ocean/
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stew77 wrote:
Just saw this side view of the Piccard on the Spinnaker website. Woh, a beast for sure!
Great pic !
A beast for the wrist.
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exc-hulk wrote:
stew77 wrote:
exc-hulk wrote:
stew77 wrote:
exc-hulk wrote:
Evening switch to the new Piccard
Wow Phil! Very nice! You are on a roll with 2 new arrivals in 1 week!
Spinnaker is a watch brand that I'm completely unfamiliar with. I had to take a quick look at their website and see your Piccard is not shy on dimensions! Did I see that right with case dimensions of 45mm diameter and a whopping 21mm thick! No doubt this on has some real presence on the wrist!
Yes Chris, I am a bit crazy this week !
Another one is in the pipeline as well. Should be here by next week.
Yes Chris, the Piccard is a massive watch.
45mm x 21mm correct .
A tank like my CH1 watches.
You own a bronze CH1 correct ?
The overall build quality is really good.
It is my first Spinnaker.
Do you know the 1st generation Piccard ?
Wow! and another incoming! You are off to a very strong start in 2022!
That Piccard is a beast...you are correct, I still have the bronze CH1 and I recall you have 2 versions of the CH1 as well.
I don't know anything about the 1st gen Piccard that you are asking about...I've never seen this Spinnaker brand before.
Yes, its a very strong start.
Yes I own two CH1.
The CH1 is more massive than the Piccard.
Here can you see the 1st gen Piccard.
https://wornandwound.com/the-spinnaker-piccard-is-a-time-machine-straight-to-the-60s-and-down-to-the-bottom-of-the-ocean/
Very cool first-gen version at 47mm x 25mm and a Titanium case to boot.
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stew77 wrote:
exc-hulk wrote:
stew77 wrote:
exc-hulk wrote:
stew77 wrote:
exc-hulk wrote:
Evening switch to the new Piccard
Wow Phil! Very nice! You are on a roll with 2 new arrivals in 1 week!
Spinnaker is a watch brand that I'm completely unfamiliar with. I had to take a quick look at their website and see your Piccard is not shy on dimensions! Did I see that right with case dimensions of 45mm diameter and a whopping 21mm thick! No doubt this on has some real presence on the wrist!
Yes Chris, I am a bit crazy this week !
Another one is in the pipeline as well. Should be here by next week.
Yes Chris, the Piccard is a massive watch.
45mm x 21mm correct .
A tank like my CH1 watches.
You own a bronze CH1 correct ?
The overall build quality is really good.
It is my first Spinnaker.
Do you know the 1st generation Piccard ?
Wow! and another incoming! You are off to a very strong start in 2022!
That Piccard is a beast...you are correct, I still have the bronze CH1 and I recall you have 2 versions of the CH1 as well.
I don't know anything about the 1st gen Piccard that you are asking about...I've never seen this Spinnaker brand before.
Yes, its a very strong start.
Yes I own two CH1.
The CH1 is more massive than the Piccard.
Here can you see the 1st gen Piccard.
https://wornandwound.com/the-spinnaker-piccard-is-a-time-machine-straight-to-the-60s-and-down-to-the-bottom-of-the-ocean/
Very cool first-gen version at 47mm x 25mm and a Titanium case to boot.
Unfortunately made of normal Titan.
I am not a fan of normal Titan.
But the watch itself is ultracool.
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Willard homage today Attachment: Willard 1.jpg (Downloaded 9 times)
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exc-hulk wrote:
Evening switch to the new Piccard
Holy crap...2 newbies in a row 
That Spinnaker is a real monster..but so so nice...congrats yet again sir!!
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Antoine1966 wrote:
exc-hulk wrote:
Evening switch to the new Piccard
Holy crap...2 newbies in a row
That Spinnaker is a real monster..but so so nice...congrats yet again sir!!
Thank you Antoine.
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Antoine1966 wrote:
Willard homage today
Great combo.
The waffle strap fits perfect. 
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Antoine1966
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exc-hulk wrote:
Antoine1966 wrote:
exc-hulk wrote:
Evening switch to the new Piccard
Holy crap...2 newbies in a row
That Spinnaker is a real monster..but so so nice...congrats yet again sir!!
Thank you Antoine.
I remember when the Armida A1 came out with its superdome..I never should have sold mine...but that Spinnaker is even thicker...and I am loving it!!
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Antoine1966 wrote:
exc-hulk wrote:
Antoine1966 wrote:
exc-hulk wrote:
Evening switch to the new Piccard
Holy crap...2 newbies in a row
That Spinnaker is a real monster..but so so nice...congrats yet again sir!!
Thank you Antoine.
I remember when the Armida A1 came out with its superdome..I never should have sold mine...but that Spinnaker is even thicker...and I am loving it!!
Me too....
I still own the original A1 version with ETA2824.
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Antoine1966
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exc-hulk wrote:
Antoine1966 wrote:
Willard homage today
Great combo.
The waffle strap fits perfect.
Thank you sir...it is a very comfortable strap
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Antoine1966
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exc-hulk wrote:
Antoine1966 wrote:
exc-hulk wrote:
Antoine1966 wrote:
exc-hulk wrote:
Evening switch to the new Piccard
Holy crap...2 newbies in a row
That Spinnaker is a real monster..but so so nice...congrats yet again sir!!
Thank you Antoine.
I remember when the Armida A1 came out with its superdome..I never should have sold mine...but that Spinnaker is even thicker...and I am loving it!!
Me too....
I still own the original A1 version with ETA2824.
"super"...lol....I have been eyeing the steel version Maranez Rawai as a possible purchase...I like the fact that they use the Seiko NH35 movement....sure its not the most exciting movement BUT its very dependable and lasts for something like 10 years, and when its done you can just pop in another one for not much money
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