Sinn

Cheers and what a great combo watch and strap! I may have owned one like yours once (I certainly bid on a couple)... can't remember. Mike Photo from 2003

The Sinn U50, a watch with a lot of character, ...and on a new strap ! Best, Gerard

I sold of my first Rolex, 14060, because of the folded end links. I’ve sold off Sinn EZM1s for the same fault. After a decade and a half of writing off Rolex, I tried again with a SeaDweller 43, and I’m content with the vault nature of current Rolex build

Cheers, HSTE

It's part of a custom bund strap which I had made for the rm36 because it has 19mm lugs. The irony is that I sometimes use the strap on watches with 20mm lug such as my Sinn 103 for example.

In this case my two other divers at present are Tudor BB58 blue (longest tenured piece) and Longines Legend Diver 39 mm green. Lately I’m feeling a bit bored with those two, so it may be time for a change. If I get the green SMP, I may keep the BB58 blue.

A few years ago I relied extensively on my Sinn 103 to time short intervals and not being able to read sub dials was one of my main complaints. I still remember coming across the Chronoswiss Kairos with the hour & minute at 12 with the valjoux 72 or a