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TimeTechTalk.com > Time Tech Talk > Time Talk > Hot Deal on an Orange Dial Trias at Island Watch, Just $99 |
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mcwright Admin 
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This is a great deal on this glow-in-the-dark orange dial Trias Automatic Watch. Marc got double shipped on them and needs to cut inventory. So, that is the reason for the special price. I didn't ask, but I believe it includes free shipping as well. So, that makes it an even hotter deal. I have the yellow dial version, very nice! Orange/Red dial Trias $99 http://www.longislandwatch.com/Clearance_Items.htm  |
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KenC Admin 
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I emailed Marc......................S&H is included! I'm getting one............just because! |
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oagaspar Site Founder 
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KenC wrote: I Haven't Owned a Trias Yet!! What Do you Think Ken,Michael....Should I Take the Plunge...This Orange One Looks Sweet  I emailed Marc......................S&H is included! I'm getting one............just because! |
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KenC Admin
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O.A. Gaspar wrote: KenC wrote: I'm sure this is the Miyota 8215, so it is a good movement and it is very similar to the Military 2276 case in looks and size with a much nicer crown not to mention the "screw" lug pins. I only have one of their Swiss Models right now, but I'm going to go for this one too!:D It's my way of continuing to tell the W** German Forum to shove it up their ***! |
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mcwright Admin
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It is a Miyota, but the screw lugs aren't functional. The watch uses standard lug pins. The screws aren't screws. They are just for show. Trias does that on a number of models including the Unitas 6498 model you like and can't get. The Backgammon however, uses real lug screws. It doesn't feel as heavy a guage as the Backgammon style watch. Its a nice watch, but it is not in the same league as some of the better Swiss made Trias models. But then, it doesn't cost $200 either. It is a great watch for $99 with free shipping. Last edited on Sat Dec 10th, 2005 11:03 pm by mcwright |
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KenC Admin
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mcwright wrote: It is a Miyota, but the screw lugs aren't functional. The watch uses standard lug pins. The screws aren't screws. They are just for show. Trias does that on a number of models including the Unitas 6498 model you like and can't get. The Backgammon however, uses real lug screws. I just ordered one...........................:cool: or..... I just ordered one...........................:cool: I'm not sure what the color really is!!!! But I'll know soon! BTW....thanks for the "heads-up", Mike! Last edited on Sun Dec 11th, 2005 08:53 pm by KenC |
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mcwright Admin
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KenC wrote:mcwright wrote:It is a Miyota, but the screw lugs aren't functional. The watch uses standard lug pins. The screws aren't screws. They are just for show. Trias does that on a number of models including the Unitas 6498 model you like and can't get. The Backgammon however, uses real lug screws. Its a good thing you did if you wanted one. I believe he has just about sold out. He just put them on sale on Friday!!! |
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