I do like the white dial model I not so keen on the newer blue dial much
Here is my one I did a review off its the GV
Glad to of helped you should check out some of my other videos on the channelI had no idea about the etched coronet at the 6 marker... some frantic searching on my Explorer and I'm pleased to say it's there, phew!
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Thanks glad you liked the video the new bezel is a ceramic one and I also fitted a sapphire crystal with blue AR tint
plus a new ISO diver strap.
I did a video of me fitting the above mods which comes out next week Friday I believe
PS I had a Marinemaster 300 many years ago and sold it but would really like one again at some point
Seiko seems to have caught on to the general trend of doing 'special editions' to sell more watches. Usually they leave me cold; I prefer a good well-designed bog standard watch. The black version starts off looking cool but once the black layer starts flaking off...
I've had the opportunity to buy the Marinemaster 300 at a good price many times in past. I've tried to love it but it just sits too high on my average sized wrists.
For me, the standard 300M Tuna works great. I love it!
Mine's 48 years old. The only thing I'm not keen on is the top hat - doesn't quite sit with the aesthetic, like a 5513 for example. Keeps bloody good time though, over the years!
My Red Sub is 47 years old and my 5513 is 53! Swapped the crystal on the Red Sub for a plain dome to make it look more like a Sea Dweller, then subsequently bought a Dweller, but more modern (5 digit reference). My other sub is a Tudor, which is the only one currently with a cyclops, arguably Rolex's most iconic feature.
Thanks Bazza. That's an impressive collection you have (love the DRSD), my one regret is not buying an anniversary sub when they were around the £4k price! Look at them now...
I also have a couple of Explorers, and a DateJust which I nearly flipped for a Buckley dial but couldn't quite make the deal work. Still hanker after one tho.
I assume the Red Sub and DRSD get worn regularly. Or none of them keep time very well
I wear the Red Sub more than the DRSD, in fact I just got a new bracelet for it from StrapCodeI assume the Red Sub and DRSD get worn regularly. Or none of them keep time very well
Nice I was lucky and got my LV for only £3.1k back in 2010 full box and papers plus a black extra bezel, those were the days