SLGA021

I did exactly the thing you proposed sir, I wore my SLGA021 daily at home for months. When I was going out I sometimes changed to other pieces but at home committed to it, the 5 days power reserve helped too when for a day or two I wore other watches. It

It’s a great size at 37mm instead of all these 40-42s, much more classical looking. If you can, please let us know in a couple months the real accuracy of the movement. The Japanese generally downplay a lot the actual precision of their movements, for exa

what watch would I need in case of a zombie apocalypse or civilizational collapse. First here is the watch This is an old picture because the watch is in the safe, but I was thinking of making a post about it explaining to other members why this watch was

Bought it on a trip to Japan in 23, but I had already decided to buy the watch before going there. As a daily it is incomparable to anything else for me because of the SD movement, being able to trust your wrist watch as much as the watch on your satellit

has kinda died too recently. The watch lost 15 mins in a matter of hours so I started checking and saw that the second hand was stationary, when I shook my wrist it started to run again. So it went to Japan, it was a 1 year old SLGA021 Lake Suwa. It was s

SLGA021 lake suwa is 176gr. Your FF is proper heavy. On the other hand when I tried the new 42mm FF in titanium ( with strap mind you! ) I was surprised of its heft, couple days ago I had tried the Omega NTTD titanium on titanium mesh bracelet and it was

had something like this. The second hand started to stop when in my wrist in some positions, when I moved the watch I could find positions that the second hand moved. Anyways, this happened in August and the watch is in Japan now for repairs, they said pr