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 Posted: Mon Jul 28th, 2008 07:07 pm
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I've got the hankering for another Fleiger (inexpesnive) but don't know which way to go. I have a penchant for observer dials. Here are a few thoughts I have been having as of late. Please tell me your likes and dislikes!

In no particular order:

Aristo KunstFlieger 3H32S with XL Crown



 








Movement: ETA 2824 


[/code]Hour, Minute and second hands. Hour and minute markers.][code]Date: At 3 O'clock


Case: Sandblasted Stainless Steel


Case Back: Display back


Bezel: Bead blasted Stainless Steel


Crystal: Domed sapphire crystal
Crown: Extra large push in flieger crown

Dimensions: 40mm diameter, 45mm including flieger crown. 46mm lug-to-lug


Water Risistnat 50m


Strap: Thick brown aviator leather strap
Gurantee 2 years


Laco Observation Automatic



 

 Swiss Made ETA 25 jewel 2824 2 automatic movement, 42MM satin stainless steel case with see through screwed back, screw down crown, date display at 3 o'clock, Luminous markers, numbers and all 3 hands, Black riveted pilot strap, 5 ATM water resistance. Made in Germany, two year warranty.

 

Debaufre Nav-B


 

Features

  • Stainless steel case
  • Diameter 48 mm, including crown 53 mm, 13.8mm thick.
  • Water Resist. 3 ATM
  • ETA 2824-2 automatic movement
  • Sapphire crystal
  • Black dial
  • Leather strap 22 mm with thorn buckle.
 

Plus many other hopefully you guys will bring to mind. The advantage with the DeBaufre is a number of sizes and combinations including a Unitas cranker. I am kind of hand cranker mad at the moment. The DeBaufre are also about $100 more than the others shown. Sure would love to see a 3T special from Debaufre...hint...hint!! toon1.gif

 

Thanks in advance for your thoughts.

 

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how about a Fortis. Don't know where thye fit right now on relative price spectrum.  All 3 of those in your post are very nice . I think I like the Laco the best maybe because it has simplest crown.

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Im all about Debaufre myself

If  your on the budget, Aristo is good

alot of 2nd handers on the forums lately of the lacos

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Zeno makes a couple, and Glycine has this one.

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romano wrote: how about a Fortis. Don't know where thye fit right now on relative price spectrum.  All 3 of those in your post are very nice . I think I like the Laco the best maybe because it has simplest crown.
Good suggestion. I am not sure they offer an observation dial. I think they make an outstanding watch. Thanks!

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hucky wrote: Im all about Debaufre myself

If  your on the budget, Aristo is good

alot of 2nd handers on the forums lately of the lacos

Talk to me about the DeBaufre, brother. Is it just the ginormous size or is there more to it?;)

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Chick Hazzard wrote: Zeno makes a couple, and Glycine has this one.




Wow is that ever different, Chick. I've got a couple Glycines in the stable including this Combat which really is a Mil/Flieger.



The Incursore you picture is pretty bad ass, though!! Different spin on the Flieger with observation dial fersher... What's one of them bad boys set a fool back?

 

Never been too hot on the Zenos and I don't even know why!goofy



 

I have also been waiting on the Divas Vintage but don't have a clue as to what it might look like or how much it will sell for...:shock:

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Paxman wrote: hucky wrote: Im all about Debaufre myself

If  your on the budget, Aristo is good

alot of 2nd handers on the forums lately of the lacos

Talk to me about the DeBaufre, brother. Is it just the ginormous size or is there more to it?;)

I didnt know there was more to a watch other than the SIZE subtlelaugh.gif

I Love the Size, but more than anything, I love theyre customer service and the folks that work for them! In todays times its all about customer service, getting this great country back on track. ThumbsUp02.gif

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All those are great options. Here is another to think on. ;)

Muhle Glashutte Big Sports M 12 :cool:

http://www.gnomonwatches.com/MuhleBSM12Flieger.html

http://www.gnomonwatches.com/MuhleBSM12Black.html

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Skipdawg wrote: All those are great options. Here is another to think on. ;)

Muhle Glashutte Big Sports M 12 :cool:

http://www.gnomonwatches.com/MuhleBSM12Flieger.html

http://www.gnomonwatches.com/MuhleBSM12Black.html


Dawg that MG flieger is the bomb!!


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I have been looking at the Aristos on Anders' site lately, it is a dangerous thing subtlelaugh.gif

Cheers,
Griff

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 Posted: Tue Jul 29th, 2008 10:51 pm
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zippofan wrote: I have been looking at the Aristos on Anders' site lately, it is a dangerous thing subtlelaugh.gif

Cheers,
Griff


The Lume dial rocks! yourock.gif

 

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