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#31 |
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Speedy
Though, have you considered a Zenith El Primero?
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Awesome! The original dial Snowflake, a tritium Speedmaster, and the 1016. What an amazing trio!
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I would vote for the Speedmaster.
Cause once you’ll get used to the lightness, details and precision of the Snowflake you won’t wear the Explorer anymore ![]()
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I vote Speedy.
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From those 2 the speedmaster...
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Speedmaster. If you can have all three, then all the better. But Expolrer belongs with Speedmaster...
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What strap is your Speedy rocking? I like it.
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#39 |
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Snowflake for me.
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The Speedmaster is the most important chronograph in history. I would have no doubt
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Really tough decision. One problem with an Explorer is it's so versatile that it covers all the bases on it's own, so finding a companion could be tricky. I love the moon watch but it looks pretty similar. Perhaps something on leather like the Grand Seiko SBGJ217 GMT. Now that covers some bases not covered by the Explorer.
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#43 |
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Not a chronograph guy, snowflake for sure
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Thank you, Sir and good eye on the Speedy. ![]() Quote:
Thank you so much! ![]() Thanks! It's a Barton Silicone Elite and it's a great companion with the Speedy as it is running watch. It's an excellent value and extremely comfortable. |
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#45 |
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You may wear Speedy more, but sbga211 is way more special. Tough call, but I’d go snowflake.
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#46 |
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Not sure why people are saying the speedy and explorer are similar. They are very different watches.
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