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 Posted: Fri Apr 9th, 2010 09:41 am
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Chris... I love that Seiko, I might have to get one for myself!


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I'm going with the Seiko SRP043 on a Black 5-ring Zulu...

Enjoy your Friday everyone!!!



 


Goin' to St. Augustine with the family this afternoon, DB Ops will pull duty...


Last edited on Fri Apr 9th, 2010 09:44 am by Paladin

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Bathys Benthic Orange again...

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stew77 wrote: Jeff...that Yachtmaster is simply outstanding!!!my love.gif

I'm going with the Seiko SRP043 on a Black 5-ring Zulu...

Enjoy your Friday everyone!!!



 


Thanks, Christhankyou.gif. Had a semi-big meeting with a lot of stiffs and just had to use the Yachtie.

That's a great watch and strap combo....plus helluva pic, tooThumbsUp02.gif

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Graham wrote: OK, looks like homage time today.
Jeff, that YM.....yahoo.gif

(well, not exactly a homage, but you know what I mean....)


Thanks, Graham but this one pales to your own handsome 2 tone version anyday, amigo.

I see you've got a full quiver of Bergeons over there.....

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Oris...SSH


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Edgel wrote: Sea Pro today

Whew! Nice one, Edge! Is this a 46 by 16? Hefty one.ThumbsUp02.gif

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Paladin wrote: Chris... I love that Seiko, I might have to get one for myself!


stew77 wrote:
I'm going with the Seiko SRP043 on a Black 5-ring Zulu...

Enjoy your Friday everyone!!!



 


Goin' to St. Augustine with the family this afternoon, DB Ops will pull duty...



Always the best combo.....till kingdom come, amigothumbsup.gif

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Paladin wrote: Chris... I love that Seiko, I might have to get one for myself!


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I'm going with the Seiko SRP043 on a Black 5-ring Zulu...

Enjoy your Friday everyone!!!



 







Bill/Chris, I just came from another forum and the threads there were starting to name Chris' diver the DIVER TUXEDO but there was some resistance from some because it didn't sound Japanese like the Sumo, Samurai, etc etc. I suggested the Japanese word KAMIKAZE because this SRP043K is a pilot cum diver.....exactly what the kamikazes were in WW2----dive bombing pilots. Hopefully, they pick up the nickname.woohoo.gif

By the way Chris, I'm heading off to the AD tomorrow and if Lady Luck smiles on me, and I can nego a good price without starting a brawl in the store,  I'm taking this one home.

I'm just grappling with the skinny 20mm lugscrap.gif

Bill, this is a nice little baby at 44 x 14 x 49 and houses a 4r15, which is an elaborated and bespoke 7S26. I've seen the movement when the Seiko watchsmith obliged me and opened it up. Really nice.thumbsup.gif

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Paladin wrote: Chris... I love that Seiko, I might have to get one for myself!


stew77 wrote:
I'm going with the Seiko SRP043 on a Black 5-ring Zulu...

Enjoy your Friday everyone!!!



 


Goin' to St. Augustine with the family this afternoon, DB Ops will pull duty...




Bill...thank you for the kind words! thankyou.gif

I can definitely recommend this one without reservations...it is a great "newer" diver from Seiko, and the dimensions and build quality make it an even more oustanding piece.

BTW...love your Deep Blue DNOPS with the "tubes"...a great looking combo.

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Thanks Jeff & Chris for your comments!

BTW - I have also looked at the pilot version you have, Jeff.

Last edited on Fri Apr 9th, 2010 10:50 am by Paladin

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bigrustypig wrote: Paladin wrote: Chris... I love that Seiko, I might have to get one for myself!


stew77 wrote:
I'm going with the Seiko SRP043 on a Black 5-ring Zulu...

Enjoy your Friday everyone!!!



 







Bill/Chris, I just came from another forum and the threads there were starting to name Chris' diver the DIVER TUXEDO but there was some resistance from some because it didn't sound Japanese like the Sumo, Samurai, etc etc. I suggested the Japanese word KAMIKAZE because this SRP043K is a pilot cum diver.....exactly what the kamikazes were in WW2----dive bombing pilots. Hopefully, they pick up the nickname.woohoo.gif

By the way Chris, I'm heading off to the AD tomorrow and if Lady Luck smiles on me, and I can nego a good price without starting a brawl in the store,  I'm taking this one home.

I'm just grappling with the skinny 20mm lugscrap.gif

Bill, this is a nice little baby at 44 x 14 x 49 and houses a 4r15, which is an elaborated and bespoke 7S26. I've seen the movement when the Seiko watchsmith obliged me and opened it up. Really nice.thumbsup.gif


Thanks Jeff...thankyou.gif

I have read that same reference "Tuxedo" for this one, and had the same reaction...I just don't care for that reference.

I do like your suggested "Kamikaze" due to the combination pilot/diver that IS the SRP043...I will have to lobby with you for the kamikaze reference name.  That got me thinking a bit along those lines...What do you think of the name Seiko "Ohka" named after the Japanese rocket plane "Ohka" - "cherry blossom".  A purpose built kamikaze aircraft employed by the Imperial Japanese Navy during the end of WWII.  Later versions were designed to be launched from coastal air bases and caves, and even from submarines equipped with aircraft catapults, although none were actually used this way.  Just thinking out loud...

By the way Jeff...good luck at the AD tomorrow...with the prices that I have heard you can get these for in the far east, I'm sure you will come away with the prize!!!  ...can't wait to hear how it goes!

...I agree with you on the 20mm lugs...with the healthy dimensions of the SRP043 case, 22mm lugs would have been nice.  I would not let the 20mm be a showstopper for you though Jeff...it works...

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