Re: oOsiMm collection
also he was registered just 2 months ago with zero deals done. a hesitated decision,would rather buy from known collector from watch forums.



"oOsiMm"
record purposes: early Orient Digital Watch




"lunarin79"
wah, u really hooted liao ar :o
lol, gxgx, blue/black bezel insert is a nice change, looks nice too
"oOsiMm"
[quote="lunarin79"]wah, u really hooted liao ar :o
lol, gxgx, blue/black bezel insert is a nice change, looks nice too
"seiko siao"
First in line if u wanna flip.haha lol.
"oOsiMm"
[quote="seiko siao"]
First in line if u wanna flip.haha lol.
"seiko siao"
[quote="oOsiMm"]
:lol: u should say the line 'wear it in good health' lar bro.... :lol:
"roo7"
lol... gxgx
btw, just curious, is there way to check how much charge is left ?
"oOsiMm"
[quote="roo7"]lol... gxgx
btw, just curious, is there way to check how much charge is left ?
[/quote]"roo7"
icic.. looks really good and toolish ;) wear it in good health :lol:
"oOsiMm"
[quote="roo7"]
icic.. looks really good and toolish ;) wear it in good health :lol:
"roo7"
[quote="oOsiMm"]
thanks bro roo...
some info;
-hardlex crystal
-200m air diver
-screwed in crown n pushers
-drilled lug holes
-bracelet with diver extension
-heard got 3 variants..maybe 4.. (pepsi,blueblack,black and ?) maybe got maybe not cos sales person also unsure.
-v175 movt
"Astro2212"
New hoot???
"oOsiMm"
[quote="Astro2212"]New hoot???
"herzausstahl"
GXGX, wear it in good health bro :)
A quick thought on your no-solar preference (I feel the same way)....
I am not used to solar watches without power reserve indication and sleep mode. My eco-drive played me out enough last time for me to develop some aversion towards analog solars. IMO, for self-powered watches, analogs are best paired with self-winding movements, while digital are best paired with solars. Analog displays require torque, digital/LCD displays require current. A solar analog chronograph requires torque, but is photovoltaic in terms of power generation, so there has to be some losses during the conversion from electrical energy to kinetic energy. If a watch has been dormant in the dark for long, the owner also has no expedient way to quick-charge the watch, unlike a self-winder where we can at least shake the watch to kick-in some power quickly. A digital solar (I'm thinking the current casio g-shock solars) at least offers sleep mode, and cleverly shuts down the display once the ambient light is low, since the naked eye is unable to view the display anyway. And, the implementation also cleverly incorporates an auto-backlight mode that lights up the display when (1) wrist movement is detected; and (2) ambient light is low. Which is yet another clever way to take advantage of the photo-voltaic panels which are already on the watch ;)
Let us know how you take to solar analogs man. If it works for you I may need to have a rethink and try one too :mrgreen:
"Astro2212"
[quote="oOsiMm"]
yeah yesterday(few hrs ago) from bencoolen de..
"oOsiMm"
[quote="Astro2212"]
Gxgx...:) 1 more in the race...:)
"oOsiMm"
[quote="herzausstahl"]GXGX, wear it in good health bro :)
A quick thought on your no-solar preference (I feel the same way)....
I am not used to solar watches without power reserve indication and sleep mode. My eco-drive played me out enough last time for me to develop some aversion towards analog solars. IMO, for self-powered watches, analogs are best paired with self-winding movements, while digital are best paired with solars. Analog displays require torque, digital/LCD displays require current. A solar analog chronograph requires torque, but is photovoltaic in terms of power generation, so there has to be some losses during the conversion from electrical energy to kinetic energy. If a watch has been dormant in the dark for long, the owner also has no expedient way to quick-charge the watch, unlike a self-winder where we can at least shake the watch to kick-in some power quickly. A digital solar (I'm thinking the current casio g-shock solars) at least offers sleep mode, and cleverly shuts down the display once the ambient light is low, since the naked eye is unable to view the display anyway. And, the implementation also cleverly incorporates an auto-backlight mode that lights up the display when (1) wrist movement is detected; and (2) ambient light is low. Which is yet another clever way to take advantage of the photo-voltaic panels which are already on the watch ;)
Let us know how you take to solar analogs man. If it works for you I may need to have a rethink and try one too :mrgreen:












"phantom150"
Swee...... simple and clear cut dial!!! 38-40mm??
"lunarin79"
nice catch bro!
got comapany liao :oops:

"herzausstahl"
Very nice man. I saw a full-lume seiko 5 recently, was also a little tempted.



"oOsiMm"
wah thanks roo bro for the pics.... good that you are the photographer... ;)
"oOsiMm"
for reference : calibre 601 manul wind 120m diver
"lunarin79"
[quote="oOsiMm"]for reference : calibre 601 manul wind 120m diver
"oOsiMm"
no lar...this is mine for 2 yrs least riao...
kqrxseiko one is automatic ,mine is calibre 601 handwind...
"lunarin79"
[quote="oOsiMm"]
no lar...this is mine for 2 yrs least riao...
kqrxseiko one is automatic ,mine is calibre 601 handwind...
"oOsiMm"
but when I sell,I always lugi....dont knw why:(




"Yeoman"
Now I know oosimm is Tunafried on scwf. :D
http://www.thewatchsite.com/index.php/topic,26932.0.html