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Elysee Pilot

41 mm case, Miyota 21 jewel auto movement,  great finish on the case, and dial is easy to read.  Nice watch and a great buy at Long Island Watches sale see favorite vendors area for details, or the iwatch news letter in watch talk area.

Nando you are going to really like it.

http://www.longislandwatch.com/









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e.avery wrote:
Congrats Eric...That is One Awesome Pilots I must have been sleeping cause' I want one and they're all gone....Marc maybe one is still sittin'@.....Is the Case Satin or Blasted and what's the Case size,Buddy...it looks very much like the Archimedes..and a few others...Nice Snag Elysee Pilot

Miyota 21 jewel auto movement,  great finish on the case, and dial is easy to read.  Nice watch and a great buy at Long Island Watches sale see favorite vendors area for details, or the iwatch news letter in watch talk area.

Nando you are going to really like it.

http://www.longislandwatch.com/






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That one I might've bought.............I did not see it at LI!

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Reminds me of some Trias I've seen........very nice.  :)

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Just a guess having not seen the Trias, it is more than likely the same.  IW was eliminating his inventory so I went with the Trias.  The box it was in was the same, looked like a silver eye glass case.

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Not sure.........to the best of my knowledge, Trias doesn't use any Miyota movemts.

e.avery wrote:
Just a guess having not seen the Trias, it is more than likely the same.  IW was eliminating his inventory so I went with the Trias.  The box it was in was the same, looked like a silver eye glass case.

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Pretty Close looking to this Aristo Flieger...naturally they are Sold Out and We all want 1 now...:P

http://www.gnomonwatches.com/Aristo3h32.html

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That's AWESOME, Eric.

I am getting more excited to receive mine:D

Congrats.....

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Ok. What I want to know is where can I get a Tree like that? It seems to be a Watch Tree. I recall it produced a Stovard Jurgenson watch just last week. It seems to be bearing "fruit" we all enjoy (i.e. watches). Is it the soil in Kentucky or what? :D:D:D

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It is the blue grass makes all the difference in the world.

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e.avery wrote:
Must Be Some Good Grass Man.... It is the blue grass makes all the difference in the world.

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Gee, don't cut the darn grass then. It may have watches sprouting up too! :shock::D

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It is the blue grass makes all the difference in the world.

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O.A. Gaspar wrote: e.avery wrote:
Must Be Some Good Grass Man.... It is the blue grass makes all the difference in the world.

 

It ain't the grass.......it's the sourmash!!!   

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Between the grass and the mash.... I think I will just stop there.:D:D:D

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Question on this dial: What would have been the reason (or is the reason) for the design of this kind of dial? In other words, why the inner circle for hours and the large outer circle for minutes?

There must be some history or reason that this style came about.
Thanks! :dude:

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mcwright wrote: Question on this dial: What would have been the reason (or is the reason) for the design of this kind of dial? In other words, why the inner circle for hours and the large outer circle for minutes?

There must be some history or reason that this style came about.
Thanks! :dude:


 

In the military and in the "pilot" world...........the precision reading of minutes, at a glance, is more important than the hour!

Note that the design of the Seiko "military/aviator" watch that pacifichrono posted the other day has the same basic dial design.   http://timetechtalk.com/forum2/3027.html



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Thanks, Ken. I have seen Trias and others with this design and I have never known what the heck it was for. :)


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