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 Posted: Fri Aug 26th, 2011 03:37 pm
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Steve Laughlin
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I don't know why I waited so long on this one. I liked them when they came out around 2008, and the price keeps going up and the availability has dropped. This is really a nice watch in the hand. The finish is excellent. I like the 20mm lugs and 45mm case because it keeps the focus on the head piece.















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 Posted: Fri Aug 26th, 2011 03:42 pm
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Truly a great watch Steve! It`s a lot of watch for the money. I love my seikos, and just got to get me a sumo one of these days. Enjoy it!

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 Posted: Fri Aug 26th, 2011 04:31 pm
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Great piece for the $$ spent.Congrats Steve, I've never seen 1 on a nato/zulu, good for you thinking outa the box.I tried mine on a mesh (not so hot)

 

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The NATO is great because the lugs are far away from the case and the strap slides in easily and fills the gap distange from the lug bar to the case.

I just noticed on this picture that the bracelet looked crooked and I checked under my watch and the spring bar wasn't seated properly and was coming out. That's because I put the bracelet back on for the photos after I had it on the NATO. So the bracelet is not crooked, I was just not being careful.

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Congrats Steve, and agree with you on all fronts!!!  The Seiko Sumo is a killer watch and great value. thumbsup.gif

I agree on your Nato/Zulu comment given the long lugs...I will have to give that combo a try myself.

Enjoy!!!

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Very nice buy Steve, Enjoy it and wear it well.

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Congrats Steve! This is one awesome Seiko, a must have IMHO!! The case is just amazing!! I also like the mvt.

Wear it in good health!
Mine says Hi

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Steve Laughlin
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looking good Brice, I am taking mine with me to Hong Kong next month.

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Looks great Steve, But I thought you were building a watch for your HK trip that tells Kansas time!subtlelaugh.gif

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Man I wish I could come to HK with you :)
I hope you have a great trip both from business and personal standpoint. Gotta be a great experience.

Btw do you think MM300 hands could be installed on the Sumo??:)

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Steve Laughlin
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Devin wrote:
Looks great Steve, But I thought you were building a watch for your HK trip that tells Kansas time!subtlelaugh.gif

That too, if I get the bezel in time! I have a travel roll, I can take 5 watches... We sell them on the benarus site for ONLY $30 USD http://www.benaruswatches.com/custom/index.php Get um while they last! Ha Ha!

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 Posted: Fri Aug 26th, 2011 10:46 pm
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Jeep99dad wrote:
Man I wish I could come to HK with you :)
I hope you have a great trip both from business and personal standpoint. Gotta be a great experience.

Btw do you think MM300 hands could be installed on the Sumo??:)


That would be a question for Jake B. of DOTWATCHWORKS, or Duarte of NEWATCHWORKS. This is my first Sumo and first 6R15 movement and I haven't given any thought to even opening it up. No mods for me on this one.

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