I like it, but not 660£ much.Originally Posted by Strela167
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I like it, but not 660£ much.
Cheers, M
And it has an accursed (to my eyes) 24-hour subdial.
It’s a bit…hollow, too, isn’t it? Calling it a Pogue and just halfheartedly changing the color scheme and nothing else on an existing quartz watch feels kind of insulting.
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Yes, I get that. With some old models, I think you either do a faithful reissue or leave them alone.
Roland has now squeezed his in house 801 movement (the same one that forms the basis for my RGM skeleton) into a 40.3mm case (instead of 42mm).
Saw this one on my AM YouTube surfing.
https://www.canopywatchco.com/produc...-one-pre-order
Nice specs - Miyota 9 series, Ti case and bracelet, 100m, 39mm diameter x 10mm thick, big lume blocks for dial markers.
SPECIFICATIONS
- Grade 2 Titanium case and bracelet
- Clear DLC coating for hardness (1200 HV)
- 39mm case diameter
- 10mm case thickness
- 46mm lug-to-lug
- 20mm bracelet width (lugs) tapering to 18mm (clasp)
- 100m water resistance
- Miyota 9015 automatic movement
- 42-hour power reserve
- Double domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating
- Forged carbon case back
- Forged carbon fiber crown insert
- Toolless micro adjust clasp
- SuperLuminova LumiCast C3 X2 numerals and indices
Nice! I like this one, sans date . . . .Roland has now squeezed his in house 801 movement (the same one that forms the basis for my RGM skeleton) into a 40.3mm case (instead of 42mm).
Kinda like it but not the price.
https://monochrome-watches.com/louis...-review-price/
Cheers,
Richard
That's a very different model, doesn't use Roland's in house movement. Can't remember the model number off the top of my head.
Yeah, from the 151 series, sellita movement I believe . . . .
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