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This was in my email this morning and on my Facebook feed. 25% off the RGM model 455 Chronograph, with an additional strap free. From RGM that is a heckuva a deal!
http://www.rgmwatches.com/rgmblog/2015/12/14/end-of-year-opportunity-on-the-rgm-model-455-chronographs
Last edited by Henry Krinkle; Dec 15, 2015 at 02:14 AM.
Oh no. What reason could I possibly have for a chronograph? They're cool, that's what. These RGM chronos are super cool. The only way this can happen is I'd have to highjack the bell ringer at Walmart and set up my own collection bucket. Thanks RGM. Where were you two weeks ago when I actually had some cash?
Larry
And just to make it worse Larry, the 455 is only 38mms!
But no central running secondsOriginally Posted by Henry Krinkle
No running seconds at all. The 400 doesn't either.But no central running seconds
Pretty nice looking. Like the blue hands. Wish it had a running seconds function, but otherwise it is sweet.
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That's a shame...not sure I can live without it.
That black RGM Chrono with the Valgranges movement that gets posted on here is one of the best looking (non-Seiko) watches I've seen.
This one?That black RGM Chrono with the Valgranges movement that gets posted on here is one of the best looking (non-Seiko
PA200408 by Hank Blanc, on Flickr
I love the 400, but no running seconds is a killer for me. How can you tell the watch is wound and running, other than checking it against another timing device or holding it up to your ear like in a cartoon or old timey movie? The 300 diver is lovely too, while I'm on the subject. Ton of money though, $4450 on a bracelet. Although, quite reasonable compared to some of the big players, now that I've put it into words. Like a third the price of a DeepSea.
I definitely want to own an RGM at some point, especially as they come from my home state. Might just bite the bullet and see if I can finally live without a seconds hand, because the 400 is gorgeous.
The one that's on sale is quite nice too; a bit formal looking for my tastes, though. And too small for my wrist anyway. And I can't afford it.
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