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Thanks so much Chris!

Hi All, Just received a gorgeous U-Boat U-42 from Toro. Wound it up fully and put it on. It's gaining 6 minutes per hour! Is this typical of a 6497 when fully wound, or does it need attention? I'm guessing it needs to be looked at, but this is my first watch with this movement, so I figured it's worth asking first.......... Thanks!

Fresh out of the postman's hands. Received from Toro this morning. Makes my Bronzo look small!!!!!!

I have the 6+. there's no way it'll bend from carrying it in your front pocket, unless you get hit by a car.

Not at all! The watch will look gen to 95% of those who see it on your wrist. Wear it till it dies on you, then "bin it"..........

Eagerly awaiting the mail delivery and my new U-Boat U-42 from Toro. Pics later!

Totally false. They bend from idiots who sit on them in their back pocket. Any of these larger phones will bend, given enough force.

Blacksteel Again today.

Well done! Very nice. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Black steel Sunday!

45mm Pumpkin! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Nice! I'm still partial to the patina look though..... ;-) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Pumpkin Day! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Seawolf with Gen Strap again today! 4 days and it's gained only 7 seconds!

But it's not up yet I don't think........

Try tracking it here: http://www.17track.net/en/

Seriously!?!?!? Who would sit on a 6 inch long phone? :-/ Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

So the first 7 days in October! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I've had mine in the ocean, in the shower, and for an hour in a Liver of Silver bath. No issues at all!

I have found that Toro has a much smaller selection of watches, but all are very good quality.

Nobody knows anything?

iOS and Android are both fine operating systems. iPhones and Android phones are all great phones. But there are differences! Apple controls iOS tightly, which angers the tinkerers among us. Apple products work, sync with other apple products and when a software update is released, everyone gets it. Android allows much more freedom to tweak and customize, but once you get the handset with a firmware version on it, it's a crap-shoot on whether or not you'll be able to get the next update on your handset. I get the impression that app developers have a much more difficult time debugging apps to work properly on various Android versions. iPhones are made with high quality and higher cost materials. Droid phones tend to contain more plastic. Droid phones, for the most part, have expandable memory and swappable batteries. Interestingly enough, the HTC One, which is not at all "plasticy" does not have a swappable battery. It really becomes a matter of personal taste, expectations and how you intend to use the phone. My wife suffers from techno-fright. If it's not totally simple and seamless, she cannot deal with it. We have a MacBook Pro, two iPhones, an iPad and and iPad Mini. Everything backs up on an Apple Time Machine. We have Apple TV and can stream from any of out devices through that, or use it directly. Everything just works with minimal intervention on my part, which is just the way I like it. I don't get any of those calls at the office, because something isn't working at home........ Maybe if I was a younger guy!

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