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The Watch Appreciation Thread (Reviews and Photos of Men's Timepieces by Rolex, Patek Philippe, Brei
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And since I wanted to buy new, it was the one I went with. I'm still very fond of it, but I also still have a soft spot for that domed acrylic crystalOriginally Posted by Kaplan
Thanks. Me too. The acrylic bends light and provides a subtle softness not found in modern watch crystals.
Originally Posted by Singular
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Originally Posted by Singular
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Requoted for awesomenesssss of watch and photos. 1675?
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Said Seiko:Originally Posted by 0b5cur1ty
Yours is a quartz, so 4 jewels is more than enough given far less moving parts in the movement. It's a very good watch btw, with a high-accuracy quartz movement. Should be accurate to about +/- 20 sec/year IIRC.
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Whatever -- my Seiko has like 23 jewels.Originally Posted by Mentos
Judging the quality of a watch by the number of jewels it has is like judging how well dressed a man is by the quantity and sparkly-ness of his accessories.
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Yours is a quartz, so 4 jewels is more than enough given far less moving parts in the movement.Originally Posted by Ahriman4891
It's a very good watch btw, with a high-accuracy quartz movement. Should be accurate to about +/- 20 sec/year IIRC.
Thanks. I was joking, but you are kind to want to reassure me.
The 8F56 movement is indeed specced at +/- 20 seconds per year (with regular wear).
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I'm beginning to wonder if you are:Originally Posted by whnay.
1) OCD to the max
2) dating your watch
Don't worry - I'm all good. In SF, we post pics of things we like, right?
Thanks. Me too. The acrylic bends light and provides a subtle softness not found in modern watch crystals.Originally Posted by KtownGreg
Requoted for awesomenesssss of watch and photos. 1675?
A 1675 it is.
I, for one, would not be ashamed to date that watch.Originally Posted by Lustre
It is in fact more an more turning into a lady - with the bezel fading towards purple and pink...
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Ahriman4891
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Thanks. I was joking, but you are kind to want to reassure me.Originally Posted by 0b5cur1ty
Ha! I kinda figured, but decided to post nevertheless. As for the number of jewels being relevant to the quality of the movement (Hope this isn't old news for everybody in this thread
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1961 Railmaster, all original and some pocket watchesOriginally Posted by seminole77
post restoration
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