Boris
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The SeaQ 39 is one of my favorite modern divers
I find the black version awesome, but I really like what I have done with this blue one to further differentiate it:
- applied indices
- neutral color for the lume
- dark date window
This gives me an excuse to drop by the GO shop right next to where I work.
Yes, that's a nice one. Relatively small or should I say wearable.
Looks particularly good with the blue nylon strap.
Get it on the bracelet and then buy rubber
Or cloth strap separately. I see the links of the bracelet had change screws underneath and not on the side.
The SeaQ 39 is one of my favorite modern divers
I find the black version awesome, but I really like what I have done with this blue one to further differentiate it: - applied indices - neutral color for the lume - dark date window This gives me an excuse to drop by the GO shop right next to where I wor...
The roots of that watch from East Germany/1969. I am appalled by Communism but I won't hold that against the origins of the watch. They probably also exported it for "hard" currency...
Also, I think the new version is a nice alternative to a Submariner. ...
is the SeaQ here on the right the one limited to 69 pieces?
And is it because of the different color hands, in comparison to the hours / indices?
