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A happy UN.
I don't consider myself a "sea/water guy", but some times it's a beautiful experience to go sailing on a beautiful day. I took my Marine Chronometer with me, and "he" looked like smiling all the time. 
Vte
Great pics, Vte
The watch really looks at home out there on the water. Thanks for sharing.
Great shots on the water
I am not so sure I would leave my watch on deck just in case it is confused for an anchor... LOL
What is better than being on the water....
Thanks
Bill
What is better than being on the water....
Thanks
Bill
Vey nice MC in its element!
Which version is that, the 38mm version? I've been looking into getting one myself and I'm still looking for a "guide" on UN's MCs, if anyone can help ;-) Thanks!
Bracelet purchased separately ?
Thanks, looks like it will be hard not to pull the plug on the one I'll be looking at tomorrow...Only negative is that it's on a no name leather strap. I wonder if the bracelet (there are two versions apparently, polished and polished/brushed) or the titanium/rubber can still be purchased and...at what cost.
Not cheap.
The SS bracelet is somewhere around 1.800€. The rubber strap included Ti clasp is also very expensive. Try to find one with the SS bracelet, to buy it separately it's crazy, IMHO.
Good luck.
Vte
very expensive indeed!
Wow, indeed, that's terribly expensive ! Didn't realize a bracelet could reach so much.
Thanks for the info, that's an idea I'm going to drop right out of the gate then! The lugs are a standard 20mm apparently so I'll try my Bradystraps with the quick release springbars. The black with blue stitiching should look good.
Thanks for the info, that's an idea I'm going to drop right out of the gate then! The lugs are a standard 20mm apparently so I'll try my Bradystraps with the quick release springbars. The black with blue stitiching should look good.