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Old 26 December 2020, 12:50 AM   #61
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Apologies to pbnb, I meat to quote his response regarding 'the real deal' and expand on it. I dont want to come across as a plagiarist.

Duece- no worries, “real deal” is kind of corny phrase but fits in this case and I wasn’t sure if we wrote at the same time across the ether of the internet or you were inspired by my post. Either way, all good!


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Old 6 April 2024, 06:01 PM   #62
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Any other thoughts on this model? Thinking of picking one up
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Old 6 April 2024, 11:29 PM   #63
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Any other thoughts on this model? Thinking of picking one up
I’ve owned several. The clasp I’d say is the weak point. It’s a very comfortable watch on wrist. I am waiting for the black 41mm with white lumed dial. Maybe this one will stick. Maybe. I think it’s a value for money type brand. Certainly a nice beater depending on mindset.
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Old 7 April 2024, 12:04 AM   #64
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For me the watch finally clicked when I stopped looking at the SDR (black coated bezel) versions. I got the steel bezel one, fully tegimented. It's a cool watch and I agree on the comfort. I find it relatively unforgiving when it comes to style - anything fancy just doesn't pair well with it, but it's a perfect match for casual jeans/shorts & t-shirt.

The tegimented steel seems very scratch-proof, though I haven't given it a very hard time. Note that the tegimented steel is darker colour than normal steel, so I'd recommend going all-in on the tegiment. Otherwise you'll have an annoying colour difference between case & bezel.

I can recommend the watch, but I have to add a personal note that I find it too heavy, so I'm probably selling it. It's neither heavier than a modern sub (around 150g on a sized bracelet) nor unbalanced at all, so it's is very much a personal preference. You shouldn't worry at all about the weight if you're used to wearing steel sport watches.
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Old 9 April 2024, 12:35 AM   #65
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I’ve owned several. The clasp I’d say is the weak point. It’s a very comfortable watch on wrist. I am waiting for the black 41mm with white lumed dial. Maybe this one will stick. Maybe. I think it’s a value for money type brand. Certainly a nice beater depending on mindset.
They have new clasps available now with a microadjust. I don't know when/if they will become standard equipment for the U50, but it's available on the U50 Hydro models.
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