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Post by Time2watch on Sept 7, 2007 11:36:59 GMT -5
Hi Guys, Now we've all see the EMII TMT, but how about this silver one?!?!?   |
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Post by timefinder on Sept 7, 2007 12:21:05 GMT -5
Alhtough that is nice, I still am looking to the Trainmaster Cleveland watch.
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Post by foghorn on Sept 8, 2007 7:49:20 GMT -5
Both are awesome,but due to the fact that I have an aversion to overlapping subdials I'll have to pass this one by.
I'm going to the AD today to take a look at a few others though.
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Post by timefinder on Sept 8, 2007 13:23:09 GMT -5
I am REALLY stuck on the Trainmaster Cleveland; but, I am holding off until I hear from Jeremy or the company (I emailed them) about their movements.
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Post by CalDiver on Sept 14, 2007 15:10:14 GMT -5
The TMT dial is far too busy for my tired eyes. So, someone out there can have mine.  |
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Post by timefinder on Sept 14, 2007 15:12:10 GMT -5
Mr. CalDiver does have a very valid point. The watch does appear busy. I am not an avid diver, so I will defer to the divers who can appreciate and comment on the layout of the watch. But, I am still considering the Trainmaster Cleveland Express.
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Post by CalDiver on Sept 14, 2007 15:21:55 GMT -5
Serious divers like myself need a clear, highly legible in all light conditions dial--we don't need all the small complications. These days our dive computers give us all our life support info so (at least for me) all I need/want is a large, easy to read dial with contrasting dial/hands to give me the time in the unlikely case that my dive computer malfunctions or fails. True dive watches are designed with that in mind. I have the greatest regard for Ball watches, but this "diver" is for "desk divers". If you want a good SCUBA watch, look at the Sinn U1 or such. Just my .02  |
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