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Before i reveal the entire watch , let me show you all the case technical drawing , the dial is not finished yet but soon its ready , i will post the final result.

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Attachment: Orsa Sea Viper 500M.jpg (Downloaded 795 times)

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Well Martin your full of surprises today. You have my attention, this looks very interesting can't wait to see more of this Sea Viper. :cool: ;)

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That is Awesome Berg!....can't wait to see pics of the watch and the new composite/plasticase carry case the watch will come in...this will be a very unique diver...that bezel looks Awesome! yahoo.gif

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Loving the proportions/dimensions on this one!!  Interesting bezel design as well with the integrated minutes & 24 hour markers.

I've been looking for a Blue Monstrum or Automatic Sea Angler in the pre-owned market, but haven't found what I'm looking for yet...this could be my first ORSA.

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Whoa!  Looking good!

I can't wait to see the finished product :)

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From what I can see it is 17 mm thick so it is going to be a big beast !  I see dual function Bezel 24 hour GMT inner ring, and Trad Diver outer... and I can't say for sure, but it could be a first?  (more knowledgeable dive watch fanatics please chime in).

Can't wait to see more ! 

Jim

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Jim

the actual thicknes is 14.55, 17 is bottom lug to top crystal.

the dual bezel is very unique indeed , i like it alothand6.gif

Berg

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looking forward to seeing this one!....Berg,I take it the 24 hr. bezel will be fixed while the dive bezel rotates? yourock.gif

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oagaspar wrote: looking forward to seeing this one!....Berg,I take it the 24 hr. bezel will be fixed while the dive bezel rotates? yourock.gif
That is how I'm reading it. If so that is double awesome! yourock.gifyourock.gif

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I'm liking what I see!  This one looks to have a few more curves that the Angler and Monstrum.  The bezel looks really slick too!  Really excited to see the next phase of the reveal.

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17mm is great. I like the sketches. The name is catchy, too. If it's a big watch, as big as the other ORSAs, this could also be my first Orsa.

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Martin the Sea Viper looks......perfect.gif  If it came out 15 or 16mm thick, I would be okay with that.  The bezel looks kewl along with the new case design. 

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Hi Berg, I too like the dimensions and very unique bezel & GMT design..

 

Will be waiting for info on what movement, and water resistancey, etc.

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joecb wrote:
Hi Berg, I too like the dimensions and very unique bezel & GMT design..

 

Will be waiting for info on what movement, and water resistancey, etc.


eta 2824 and 500m water resistancy as posted hand6.gif

http://www.timetechtalk.com/view_topic.php?id=16614&forum_id=32

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oagaspar wrote: joecb wrote:
Hi Berg, I too like the dimensions and very unique bezel & GMT design..

 

Will be waiting for info on what movement, and water resistancey, etc.


eta 2824 and 500m water resistancy as posted hand6.gif

http://www.timetechtalk.com/view_topic.php?id=16614&forum_id=32

OK now I'm confused. Is the Orsa LE and the Sea Viper one and the same or 2 different watches? 

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they are the same Skip ...Orsa Sea Viper LE hand6.gif

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oagaspar wrote: they are the same Skip ...Orsa Sea Viper LE hand6.gif
OK still excited but 2 threads I was seeing 2 watches. OK thanks. :cool: ;)

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Skipdawg wrote: oagaspar wrote: they are the same Skip ...Orsa Sea Viper LE hand6.gif
OK still excited but 2 threads I was seeing 2 watches. OK thanks. :cool: ;)

There's always hope, Skip!!;)

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I am really loving the looks of this new Orsa. I don't think I have ever seen a dual/split bezel before. I cannot wait to see the rest of this design. I can see this being my next Orsa.

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TopGun wrote: I am really loving the looks of this new Orsa. I don't think I have ever seen a dual/split bezel before. I cannot wait to see the rest of this design. I can see this being my next Orsa.


Yea that is different I looked around and could not find such a critter. LOL :D

I don't know about the rest of you but think the inner GMT should be fixed while the outer dive bezel rotates. But then with a 2824 that could be tricky. But how would you rotate the functions seperatly?  At least a good solid 60 click but a 120 click would be sweet on such a unique watch. ;)

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Very excited to see the pics of this one!  snoopy1.gif

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Martin ..... I'm PUMPED !!!!  ThumbsUp02.gif

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Very, very much like the looks of this. I can't wait to see your dial designs.

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a question has come up about the dual bezel dive/24hr. and I asked Berg how it would work?....there are 2 choices he would like to hear the members opinions on...1. that the 24hr. bezel would be fixed or stationary while the dive bezel would rotate uni-directionally and 2. they both rotate together...what are the views and opinions of the members thankyou.gif

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Given the movement that is being put into the watch (non-gmt), and the bezel markings (i.e. 13 to 24hrs) as currently designed, the only functional choice would obviously be 1.

However, if Berg can change the bezel markings (i.e. 1 to 12 hrs instead), then please go with option 2 - that way, the bezel can be used to track a 2nd timezone. I hope that can be the final design.

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the bezel in the drawing would be the fixed GMT bezel and if everyone prefers the GMT rotate with the Dive bezel it would be marked 1-12 to track a secondary timezone when not using the bezel for diving hand6.gif

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The dual bezel is awesome!!!!...and a rotating 1 - 12 would be great...a stationary 1 - 24 bezel with no GMT hand is next to worthless.

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KenC wrote: The dual bezel is awesome!!!!...and a rotating 1 - 12 would be great...a stationary 1 - 24 bezel with no GMT hand is next to worthless.
Agree the 1-12 bezel would be better. Not having a GMT movement and hand the 24 hour bezel would not have much use.

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KenC wrote: The dual bezel is awesome!!!!...and a rotating 1 - 12 would be great...a stationary 1 - 24 bezel with no GMT hand is next to worthless.
AYE!!

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Skipdawg wrote: oagaspar wrote: joecb wrote:
Hi Berg, I too like the dimensions and very unique bezel & GMT design..

 

Will be waiting for info on what movement, and water resistancey, etc.


eta 2824 and 500m water resistancy as posted hand6.gif

http://www.timetechtalk.com/view_topic.php?id=16614&forum_id=32

OK now I'm confused. Is the Orsa LE and the Sea Viper one and the same or 2 different watches? 

OK, sorry Skip, I was half asleep when I read the original post.....crap.gif  sounds great.... I would be in for this for sure....

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1-12 bezel makes the most sense, with the 2824 movement..

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It make sense to me too , i will make the changes and get back to you.

thanks guys!

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Berg,

Your new project is looking pretty good. I think it fits the sweet spot in size at 44mm diameter and 14.5 mm thick. 22 mm bracelet is good too.

I am looking forward to seeing this develop.

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Is it a good idea to also have a colored bezel

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Hi Berg,

Good new this Sea Viper, count me in too !!

From Monstrum or S A, the only thing to improove is the bezel :

- Bezel/Dial marks alignment,

- Bezel marks need to be sharper and thinner to be really usefull,

- general feeling of quality...

Thanks !!


By the way : it need to have great (& new) drawing on the back !!

Last edited on Sat May 30th, 2009 08:08 am by Wallace

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Just an idea : wouldn't it be better to put 1=>60 graduation in the inner and 1-12 in the outer of the bezel ?

Minutes graduation is usefull when it could be close to the minutes hand, then it could be use as a chronograph for diving or cooking,

Hour bezel is more an indication for a different time zone and is still usable when not so close to hours hand,

Just my 2cts ... 

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Another great idea you have there Martin. ThumbsUp02.gif 1-12 bezel seems more practical to me. Either way I know that I'm going to dig it and am looking forward to the finished projects.

 

Again great idea and great job.smile8.gif

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Where are the pictures? PLEASE.

 

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Looking forward to more pics Martin.

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Hi Berg, I've just recently discovered Orsa watches from over here in the UK and in particular the Monstrum which was LOVE at first sight (hope you continue to get these beauties made).

I can see you've been doing this for a while now and obviously produce great time pieces.

Why is it you're not out there in the mainstream in stores etc?

Kindest Regards from the UK

 

Tom

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Hi Martin,

I own the green and the orange black monster and carry them every day. A very adequate feeling.

I am glad about the new viper and will book one if the colours and the design are known,


Peter

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Martin,

How close until we see pictures of the  VIPER 500mm ?happy1.gif

These are exciting times for dive watch collectors ... great new offerings !

Jim

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Sweet looking design. In the other thread Mr. Berg suggested that a PVD model would be an eventuality, but not available right off the bat, in case anyone missed that. With everyone adding suggestions, my humble one would be crown guards. They've come in handy on my Sea Angler....

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This is my first message.
I write from Italy...hi everybody!
I can't open the "Orsa Sea Viper 500M.jpg" image. Can you help me? Thanks!

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You need to be a meber to open attached files, now your are a member try again should be ok now.

 

Tom

 

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ok...now i can seeThumbsUp02.gif

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wow new watch! cant wait to see it.snoopy1.gif

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Hello,

Berg told me two weeks max after the 30th of may, so still one week to go !!

Regards,

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if everyone would please be patient....when Berg has the cad-drawings ready  we will be the 1st to see them  thankyou.gif

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thank-you all for your interest in the orsa sea viper 500M hand6.gif, the dial is almost finish , i will post soon my graphist is done , it should be this week-end.

Berg

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Well guys the man (BERG) has spoken and given us super great news.  I cannot wait to see this Martin.  I am really loking forward to seeing the dial layout.  On all your past creations I have always thought your dial layout have look really different and kewl.....ThumbsUp02.gif

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This is good news. I've been wondering if Berg is still going with the split bezel idea or not. Before I decide, I would like to see the drawings/concept of this idea. While it may not be practical, it is a good idea for those of us who love to be different. Hopefully we will have our answers this weekend.

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Very well ThumbsUp02.gif

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