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Octopus Kraken Bronze Oris homage.
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Far and wide I will find 'em and I ride 'em
Bricks and mortar get my licks just for kicks
AD or authorized I don't analyze
Retail, wholesale never fail
Online or offline, I find I don't redefine
Too big to fail or yard sale they all hale
Run or hide just for fun deals I find
Far and wide I will find 'em and I ride 'em
Bricks and mortar get my licks just for kicks
AD or authorized I don't analyze
Retail, wholesale never fail
Online or offline, I find I don't redefine
Too big to fail or yard sale they all hale
Run or hide just for fun deals I find
WRUW
I bought one of those and was very, very surprised by the case finishing and bracelet quality and fitment. I’ve owned so many Seikos sometimes I ponder WRUW photos asking myself if I’ve owned that before. The buttery cases, cheap bracelet links, and sloppy endlink fitment is definitely gone with that model. It is a big jump up and I think people probably focus on it being thinner and write it off as just that.59yukon01 wrote:
There’s actually more to it than being thinner. The case edges, link edges, bezel edges, all of it is crisp. Really crisp. So much more watch and I think I paid $780. It went from a diver you can beat with Halios and some others to definitely worth more IMO.
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After I made a timing tweak I've been very happy with this one. I have been wanting a white dialed diver for some time and this is the best I've seen from Seiko imo.Robotaz wrote:I bought one of those and was very, very surprised by the case finishing and bracelet quality and fitment. I’ve owned so many Seikos sometimes I ponder WRUW photos asking myself if I’ve owned that before. The buttery cases, cheap bracelet links, and sloppy endlink fitment is definitely gone with that model. It is a big jump up and I think people probably focus on it being thinner and write it off as just that.59yukon01 wrote:
There’s actually more to it than being thinner. The case edges, link edges, bezel edges, all of it is crisp. Really crisp. So much more watch and I think I paid $780. It went from a diver you can beat with Halios and some others to definitely worth more IMO.
Only complaint is only two micro adjustments on the clasp. Not sure why Seiko did that.
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59yukon01 wrote:After I made a timing tweak I've been very happy with this one. I have been wanting a white dialed diver for some time and this is the best I've seen from Seiko imo.Robotaz wrote:I bought one of those and was very, very surprised by the case finishing and bracelet quality and fitment. I’ve owned so many Seikos sometimes I ponder WRUW photos asking myself if I’ve owned that before. The buttery cases, cheap bracelet links, and sloppy endlink fitment is definitely gone with that model. It is a big jump up and I think people probably focus on it being thinner and write it off as just that.59yukon01 wrote:
There’s actually more to it than being thinner. The case edges, link edges, bezel edges, all of it is crisp. Really crisp. So much more watch and I think I paid $780. It went from a diver you can beat with Halios and some others to definitely worth more IMO.
Only complaint is only two micro adjustments on the clasp. Not sure why Seiko did that.
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