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[Boourns]

I LOVE the white one. Really dig the all-24 bezel. My only gripe is I wish it had the arabic numerals that the red one has.

Honestly for a top grade Setilla gmt movement $1500 retail isn't that bad. The Chris Ward C65 GMT uses the same movement and costs just over$1000, but it' an elabore grade. Their c60 Elite uses chronometer grade, but it costs $2000.

[pdsf]

I LOVE the white one. Really dig the all-24 bezel. My only gripe is I wish it had the arabic numerals that the red one has.

Honestly for a top grade Setilla gmt movement $1500 retail isn't that bad. The Chris Ward C65 GMT uses the same movement and costs just over$1000, but it' an elabore grade. Their c60 Elite uses chronometer grade, but it costs $2000.

I love the white one as well. I got my World Timer with the top grade ETA before they pulled them off the site. I am so happy with it - it's been +2-3s/day, and price is reasonable.

Oooh orange:

[Stretch44]

I LOVE the white one. Really dig the all-24 bezel. My only gripe is I wish it had the arabic numerals that the red one has.

Honestly for a top grade Setilla gmt movement $1500 retail isn't that bad. The Chris Ward C65 GMT uses the same movement and costs just over$1000, but it' an elabore grade. Their c60 Elite uses chronometer grade, but it costs $2000.

I love the white one as well. I got my World Timer with the top grade ETA before they pulled them off the site. I am so happy with it - it's been +2-3s/day, and price is reasonable.

Oooh orange:

This was the combo I did when playing around with the option. Not in cards for me right now though.

[Landed_Alien]

I LOVE the white one. Really dig the all-24 bezel. My only gripe is I wish it had the arabic numerals that the red one has.

Honestly for a top grade Setilla gmt movement $1500 retail isn't that bad. The Chris Ward C65 GMT uses the same movement and costs just over$1000, but it' an elabore grade. Their c60 Elite uses chronometer grade, but it costs $2000.

I love the white one as well. I got my World Timer with the top grade ETA before they pulled them off the site. I am so happy with it - it's been +2-3s/day, and price is reasonable.

Oooh orange:

This was the combo I did when playing around with the option. Not in cards for me right now though.

I see on the page they have an image of it on a SS braclet, but I don't see it as an option when ordering:

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[Boourns]

I love the white one as well. I got my World Timer with the top grade ETA before they pulled them off the site. I am so happy with it - it's been +2-3s/day, and price is reasonable.

Oooh orange:

This was the combo I did when playing around with the option. Not in cards for me right now though.

I see on the page they have an image of it on a SS braclet, but I don't see it as an option when ordering:

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They sell a bracelet separately, so I presume it's this one:

https://farer.com/products/integrated-metal-bracelet

[pdsf]

Got this from Christopher Ward:

[TheJohnP]

Got this from Christopher Ward:

Fancy term for CW refurbished?

[MoT]

Got this from Christopher Ward:

Fancy term for CW refurbished?

I'm guessing a reissue/update of an old model?

Positive it will be in their perpetual "nearly new" sales soon after, though.

[Landed_Alien]

Got this from Christopher Ward:

Fancy term for CW refurbished?

I'm guessing a reissue/update of an old model?

Positive it will be in their perpetual "nearly new" sales soon after, though.

I don't think CW has a compressor style watch in their back catalogue. So maybe an homage to a classic supercompressor? I'm looking forward to this.

[Boourns]

Yes I think it's a new compressor style watch. The subject to the email is "A new watch. A long-lost mechanism. Resurfaces 28/08/20"

I wonder what the "long-lost mechanism" refers to. It sounds like a different kind of movement, but that seems unlikely from CW. Also the backwards e in the graphic is probably a clue.

[TheJohnP]

Yes I think it's a new compressor style watch. The subject to the email is "A new watch. A long-lost mechanism. Resurfaces 28/08/20"

I wonder what the "long-lost mechanism" refers to. It sounds like a different kind of movement, but that seems unlikely from CW. Also the backwards e in the graphic is probably a clue.

Do modern compressor watches use an actual compressor case?

Grasping at straws here.

[pdsf]

Yes I think it's a new compressor style watch. The subject to the email is "A new watch. A long-lost mechanism. Resurfaces 28/08/20"

I wonder what the "long-lost mechanism" refers to. It sounds like a different kind of movement, but that seems unlikely from CW. Also the backwards e in the graphic is probably a clue.

Do modern compressor watches use an actual compressor case?

Grasping at straws here.

Edit: Will be interesting to see. I think some brands use an actual compressor case (e.g., Farer, according to W&W and Hodinkee) while some just call a dual-crown diver having a compressor case when it's not actually a compressor case (I am assuming that's what you were referring to).

[househalfman]

Yes I think it's a new compressor style watch. The subject to the email is "A new watch. A long-lost mechanism. Resurfaces 28/08/20"

I wonder what the "long-lost mechanism" refers to. It sounds like a different kind of movement, but that seems unlikely from CW. Also the backwards e in the graphic is probably a clue.

Do modern compressor watches use an actual compressor case?

Grasping at straws here.

Probably not? Can’t speak for all brands but I think the Farer one is not an actual compressor case.

I vaguely remember a few years ago when Farer released their 1st gen compressors they made a big deal of making it known to be a true compressor case. I just re-watched W&W's review of it (the 1st 2 minutes anyway) and Zach said the same thing. I don't know anything beyond that though.

[Boourns]

Yes I think it's a new compressor style watch. The subject to the email is "A new watch. A long-lost mechanism. Resurfaces 28/08/20"

I wonder what the "long-lost mechanism" refers to. It sounds like a different kind of movement, but that seems unlikely from CW. Also the backwards e in the graphic is probably a clue.

Do modern compressor watches use an actual compressor case?

Grasping at straws here.

I think that's a really good guess. I think a true super compressor case could be described as a mechanism.

[DogOnTime]

I see on the page they have an image of it on a SS braclet, but I don't see it as an option when ordering:

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Looks like a preproduction model, as the hands seem like they're coated black (and not a reflection).
I'd say a missed opportunity, to be honest.