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Do you wear a watch?

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it looks folded a little bit. :D

Now you can swim with it though.


BTW one thing I always wonder about the Nato straps is whether it's annoying to have one more layer of fabric between your arm and the back of the watch. Just making it stand out higher. :dunno
 
It's a 20mm and the lugs are 21 mm so maybe I'll try 18 or 19mm

I don't really swim so it's a non-issue and thus far I actually find it more comfortable than the metal strap.
 
I haven't gotten my head wrapped around using NATO straps on my watches yet. For some reason I'm not a big fan.
 
I haven't gotten my head wrapped around using NATO straps on my watches yet. For some reason I'm not a big fan.

Yeah, same here... I got the 2-piece NATO style for my cheap watch, doesn't raise the watch up.
 

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I had it installed wrong, you need to actually unstrap something before setting it up and now it's better.

I like it because it allows for different looks quite cheaply. I may get a few.
 
about a decade ago, i was compelled to buy a blue face TAG Heuer watch that Jennifer Aniston wore in a magazine ad. several years later, i wore it on an ATV tour in Las Vegas. it got really dusty so i took it back to the jeweler to get the watch cleaned. the person who serviced my watch almost scolded me for mistreating it, lol. to me, it's like, if i can't wear it and get it dirty, what good is it for???

i haven't bought an expensive watch since, since i don't have a need for one. simplicity works much better for me ...
 
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I feel like I'd be selling out if I got an Apple watch.

get an overkill watch, I noticed these while I was looking up the Sinn 556I B.

https://www.sinn.de/en/Modell/U2_SDR.htm
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Completely made of high-strength seawater-resistant German Submarine Steel
Tested based on European diving equipment standards and certified by DNV GL
Bezel with Black Hard Coating on a TEGIMENT Technology basis
Ar-Dehumidifying Technology enhances functional reliability and freedom from fogging
Functionally reliable from –45°C up to +80°C
Captive diver's bezel with minute ratcheting
Crown at 4 o'clock to prevent pressure on the back of the hand
Second time zone on a 24-hour basis
Mission timer design for optimal readability
Sapphire crystal glass
Pressure-resistant to 2,000 m diving depth (200 bar), certified by DNV GL
Low pressure resistant


awesome, works at 80C. I'll be dead but the watch will still be ticking :laughing
 
Oooh, I'll play!

I traded a guy a saxophone for one of these a while back.

Been wanting one since 2003.

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I need to get my Submariner serviced... any recommendations?
 
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