This thread is about the appreciation of horology, as well as the micro-engineering and materials engineering that are required to make a fine watch, clock, or other timepiece.
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First in for 42mm Men's watches have never been uncommon or thought of as too large since men's watches have been fabricated
true fact
fuck off ninefag
First for sexiest Seiko currently produced outside the GS line
not even close
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don't be glib niiiiiineballllllll
what's better in the seiko diver line outside GS?
How do i measure gain/loss per day of a watch? sorry i'm kinda new to this.
how hard would it be to brush the bracelet of this thing and make it matte with light brushmarks?
>note the time of the watch in relation to a benchmark (atomic time)
>wait 24 hours
>see how much it deviated
Well in your first post you didn't say diver, now you did.
But if you want a diver specifically, you have that new 62mas remake with unfinished GS movement.
Look at time.gov
If yesterday you were 2 seconds ahead, and now you're 4 seconds ahead, you gained 2 seconds.
Or use wildspectra app to see possible gain/loss based on different positions.