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Just got this one today. It's a beaut! A couple of mm larger than my Marcello C GMT was, this one has a 42mm case with a very nicely decorated screwed-in case back. No-peek-a-boo on this one. :) The case is satin finished on top and polished on the sides. The bezel turns very smoothly, though not like a Seiko Sammy, and is easy to grip. Sapphire crystal with a cyclops date viewer.

The Bracelet is very easy to adjust with the screw-in links. A diver-extention deployant clasp completes the bracelet. Lume is bright at first and then fades to a readable level for several hours. Kudo's to Steinhart for putting lume on the 24 hour hand. A lot of GMT's I see don't have this feature which I don't get. I WANT to see the darn second time in the dark for crying out loud. Put a dab of lume on the 24 hour hand!!! :D

The nicely sized, easy to turn crown screws-in very snug. Yes, the 24 hour hand is independently adjustable. Hurray for that. Movement is the tried and true ETA 2893-2 with 21 jewels. All-in-all a darn good watch for the money.







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Nice grab Mike........looks solid for sureThumbsup3.gif

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 Sweet ,I really like gmts and that one is a beut !

 

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Yes indeed that is very nice. :) Another homage done very well! Congrats on the pickup Mike. ;)

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Cool looking GMT! hand6.gif hand6.gif Enjoy!

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Great grab Mike. How does it compare to the Steinhart Ocean? Looks sharp.

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Congrats, I love that GMT!

Cheers,
Griff

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 Congratulations!

Simon

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Paxman wrote: Great grab Mike. How does it compare to the Steinhart Ocean? Looks sharp.
The bezel edges seem more defined, the dial detail is a tad bit better (i.e. the white minute markers really stand out), and the case back is rounded slightly and fancier.

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The watch looks quite sturdy and well built, the burgundy bezel really stands out.
From the images the bracelet looks like solid links,but  I couldn't really tell.

-Simon

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Yes, all solid links. And, the links use screws instead of pins! hand6.gif

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That's a VERY sharp Steinhart GMT, Mike. yourock.gif

 

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The bright side... a few hundred $$ compared to buying a watch for 28G.Bouncy.gif


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28 grand? For what watch?

I also like the Accutron Astronaut GMT at about double the price of the Steinhart and the Kiber GMT. The Choppard GMT is nice too at about $10,000 U.S. :D

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Very nice.  The all black monotone bezel GMT would be my choice also.

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MIKEY...I love it! 

I keep threatening to get one of those...maybe after I flip my Marcello!

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A beauty for sure. The 2893 is my favorite from eta.ThumbsUp02.gif

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Concrat's looks great.  I like the bezel and dial......yourock.gif

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I concure, very nice Thumbsup3.gif  I really like the GMT's and this one does look very solid. 

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Classy look Mike... congrats... ;)

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mcwright wrote: 28 grand? For what watch?

I also like the Accutron Astronaut GMT at about double the price of the Steinhart and the Kiber GMT. The Choppard GMT is nice too at about $10,000 U.S. :D


I imagine the 18K Rolex GMT II is up around that price!  Yep...just checked, MSRP is currently at $25,500.00...street price is less, of course!


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