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I have to agree with the others that said the quality is excellent and that they are indeed good value. I am looking forward to when his 45mm pilot is released.
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Started the week out with my double AR'ed Ingy
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Here ya go GM, hope it helps
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So it's time to jump on your camera mate
I am not sure of the colour : is it dark brown or black ?
OK... OK... I will see what I can do tomorrow
It is black BTW.
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No new shots here sorry but was wearing this one today.
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Hey GM, I don't have any wrist shots of that combo at the moment sorry, I haven't taken any watch pic's for a bit.
I originally bought it for my 183 but really like it on the 127, the taper makes it feel less like a belt!
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Thanks for the review Stephane
Great pic's as well!
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Here ya go, HKTan 26 X 22 croc.
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Most of the weekend I have had my Palp'ed PVD case with a 111H SL dial, correct size canon pinion and it is rounded off with a Gabo strap.
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This one from Tourby today.
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Congrats to all who took the time to post pics and of course the winners.
As a someone who could spend all day looking a watch pics, TWP should also be thanked for organising this and encouraging more pics on the forum
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@bazz, it's funny you mention the depth rating -- i laughed about the fact that i was bringing a watch rated to 2,000 meters despite the fact that i wouldn't be getting in water any deeper than 4-5 feet
Thanks for your advice a while ago, I managed to get one on a rubber strap with the tegimented case.
Yea, I agree a depth rating of two kilometres is a little over kill for most of us!
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Although my crystals were not coated by k2222, I can say the of mine the Ingy had the most dramatic improvement.
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Doxa's are great, definitely my next gen diver, probably the 750T GMT though.
Anyone here on a gen Doxa? Always liked it.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doxa_S.A.
Doxa Innovations
* First Commercial dive watch, Sub300t in 1967.
* First watch with a rotating bezel to compute no-decompression times, Sub 300t, 1967.
* 8 Day Movement, 1908.
* Helium release valve; first watch with a helium release valve. In certain diving situations, helium can penetrate the watch seals and cause a pressure buildup in the watch, eventually blowing the crystal off the watch face. Doxa, in conjunction with Rolex, invented and introduced the first dive watches with a helium release valve, which prevented this helium buildup. While this was a major advance at the time, few actual watches with this feature were produced. Doxa introduced the Sub300t Conquistador in 1969 featuring a helium release valve. Rolex introduced this feature into its Sea-Dweller watch in 1971. Omega also eventually introduced a helium release valve, in its Seamaster watch.
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Wow, what an awesome weekend
Good choice on your time piece, I don't think you would have max'ed out the depth rating!
Beautiful surroundings for a weekends fishing, thanks for the pic's.
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Happy birthday fellas
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Ta was struggling there...
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Started the week with this one.
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Great thread SD4K, thanks for the time and effort
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Thanks for the comparison and informative thread
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My double AR'ed Ingy today.
BTW anyone have a spare date wheel they would part with?
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An IWC with Top Gun logo's is just tacky to me and it would be much nicer without them but then I am not a fan of the movie.
Has anyone bought one of Tourby's pilot watches?
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Here is my two Tourby's