"stepper78"
how much is this retailing at?
"Ed.YEO"
To be release under a new line, EXTREME 516.
http://home.watchprosite.com/show-forumpost/fi-17/pi-5897988/ti-866068/s-0/"http://un1.watchprosite.com/img/watchprosite/un1/23/raw/un1_image.3337323.jpg" alt="" loading="lazy">
with C01.211 movement
hands on...
"salokiN"
The first look is " :o :o :o NICE!!", but after a while, looks a bit clumsy IMO :)
Is it 45mm? Sure looks like it.
"rogue_hog"
On the steinhart Fb page. Am guessing this might be the one to be fitted with the rally straps.
"Ed.YEO"
[quote="rogue_hog"]On the steinhart Fb page. Am guessing this might be the one to be fitted with the rally straps.
"salokiN"
[size=122]I'm eagerly anticipating this one[/size] :D I hope it's what i'm looking for, then i will straight away hoot already hahaha :twisted: :twisted:
"rogue_hog"
I've seen a pen like tool that has a kind of brush tip that is meant for removing scratches on brushed surfaces.
"rogue_hog"
Watchwerkz
"rogue_hog"
Nice!
"Cosmograph"
[quote="rogue_hog"]Watchwerkz
"salokiN"
Prefer the blue! Damn anxious now hahaha! Btw bro Yeo, my GP chrono picked up some pretty bad scratches on the left side of the case leh, any tips to remove the scratches yet still preserving the brushed finish bo?
I read online people use the green scotch brite pad to scrub softly along the brushed finish, but like not very convincing leh.
"Jeryltan"
[quote="rogue_hog"]Nice!
"fireal"
[quote="salokiN"]Prefer the blue! Damn anxious now hahaha! Btw bro Yeo, my GP chrono picked up some pretty bad scratches on the left side of the case leh, any tips to remove the scratches yet still preserving the brushed finish bo?
I read online people use the green scotch brite pad to scrub softly along the brushed finish, but like not very convincing leh.
"salokiN"
...but every morning i open my watch box, will tend to lean towards the GP chrono hahahaha :D... ... ...weekends is a fight between the GP chrono and Ticino pilot lol
"salokiN"
"roo7"
Titanium is soft right ?
Physical qualities of titanium make it a preferable material used by automobiles, aerospace, jewelry and many other industries. It has been known for its high strength and toughness, durability and low density, and ability to withstand high and low temperatures. The corrosion resistance and biological compatibility of titanium are another two attributes very useful in a variety of applications like surgical implants etc. it is precious and costly when compared to steel. Steel is corrosive, rusts, stains, and is heavier than titanium. Steel’s density is 7.85 g/cm3, and titanium has 56% that of steel.
Read more: Difference Between Steel and Titanium | Difference Between | Steel vs Titanium http://www.differencebetween.net/object/difference-between-steel-and-titanium/#ixzz2VuGE8RxE" false;
"Ed.YEO"
Waah... no wonder i always felt some heat on my wrist whenever i put on my GRAN PRIX Chrono with bracelet... ;)
"Jeryltan"
Titanium is a very unique metal. It,s soft but very strong. And if u hold 2 pieces tgt fr long enuf n tight enuf, the 2 pieces will fuse :) it has "self healing" capabilities. Which makes it such a exotic material
http://www.missionknives.com/why-titanium/" false;
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"rogue_hog"
[quote="Jeryltan"]Titanium is a very unique metal. It,s soft but very strong. And if u hold 2 pieces tgt fr long enuf n tight enuf, the 2 pieces will fuse :) it has "self healing" capabilities. Which makes it such a exotic material
http://www.missionknives.com/why-titanium/"http://forum.tz-uk.com/showthread.php?151876-Titanium-Self-Healing-Not-on-my-watch" rel="noopener noreferrer">http://forum.tz-uk.com/showthread.php?151876-Titanium-Self-Healing-Not-on-my-watch!" false;!
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"Ed.YEO"
[quote]Hello,
just getting back from vacation, the purchase of RACETIMER was really only a matter of form
Last week by the pool at the hotel and browsed a little in there and seen the Platform Forum Introduction of the RACETIMER
Spontaneously, I fell in love with the blue version with titanium bracelet and decided to fish like this in Augsburg, right after the holiday spot.
Via the optical near to Tudor certain products need not be discussed at this clock, it plays absolutely no role for me but
Since I already own two of the titanium band Stone Hart with the Ocean GMT Pepsi and the Apollon Chrono and am convinced of the quality and workmanship so long as no consideration was necessary phase
So Saturday night came home, unpacked Sunday and do the laundry, meanwhile looked whether said clock is not sold out, and the same Monday morning, got into the car and drove the nearly 100KM to Augsburg.
This was my third direct pickup in Augsburg and the Steinhart team and Hr. Steinhart themselves were once again very, very nice and helpful
Anyone who has the opportunity should take advantage of this once and really look at the watch live locally.
In the original watches with the images on the Steinhart site are not really compare, and look much valent and beautiful.
Hr. Steinhart has once again really taken a lot of time for us and also equal to the titanium band set me fits.
Then there was some small talk and even a prototype still in development to see clock
To my question what would the cost the blue leather strap with folding clasp extra came the reply: I put them for free!
Additionally there was two bottles of "Steinhart Williams liqueur" on top!
Again, again, a huge thank you to all the team and Mr. Steinhart Steinhart himself!
I definitely will shortly come a fourth time
Satisfied and with a bulging bag of Steinhart left my girlfriend and I to the store and even spent a lovely afternoon in the city of Augsburg before we had to go home again.
Zuzulegen shortly FYI, who plays with the idea of a RACETIMER should strike quickly, according to Hr. Steinhart are down to a few copies of all Sold Out
"Jeryltan"
Hm..
He drove 100km to buy a watch :p respect
"Ed.YEO"
[quote="Jeryltan"]Hm..
He drove 100km to buy a watch :p respect
"Ed.YEO"
yep... TUDOR seems to be... very chin chye on the design...
"rogue_hog"
[quote="Ed.YEO"]
Germany mah... long travel machiam like road trip... Singapore? From Tampines to Jurong oredi frustrating liaoz... where have enjoyment? :lol:
"Jeryltan"
I saw te grey 1 just now. At hourglass. Looks very "vintage" if u know what i mean :p n was quoted 4K+ le. Aft disc. Didn,t appeal to me. Look quite diff fm photos
"Ed.YEO"
[quote="Jeryltan"]I saw te grey 1 just now. At hourglass. Looks very "vintage" if u know what i mean :p n was quoted 4K+ le. Aft disc. Didn,t appeal to me. Look quite diff fm photos
[/quote][/quote]"Jeryltan"
[quote="Ed.YEO"]
"Jeryltan"
[quote="Ed.YEO"]
you mean this model?
"sawungkampret"
[quote="Jeryltan"]
"sawungkampret"
[quote="Jeryltan"]
"Jeryltan"
[quote="sawungkampret"]
But this model is the original 70 model, how come only 4k?
"Ed.YEO"
Specs first:
Case Material : Stainless steel 316l
Diameter : 39 mm without crown
Bottom : screwdown, solid caseback
Movement: Swiss ETA automatic*
Functions: Chronographe
Serial Number : 01 ñ 99
Dial : black with white counters or white with black counters
Hands : facetted hands with Luminous paint
Glass : crackresistant Hesalithecrystal
High: 14,50 mm
Strapsize: 20mm
*(from the alignment of the chrono pushers and dial layout... doesn't seems to be a 7753, more like a 2824 with DD Chrono module)
More details @
http://torsten-nagengast.de/product/the-silverstone-project/" false;
"rogue_hog"
[quote="sawungkampret"]
But this model is the original 70 model, how come only 4k?
"salokiN"
Bro Yeo, I saw this in early April! But i'm controlling my pocket la, not so deep like yours :D
"salokiN"
[quote="Ed.YEO"]Specs first:
Case Material : Stainless steel 316l
Diameter : 39 mm without crown
Bottom : screwdown, solid caseback
Movement: Swiss ETA automatic*
Functions: Chronographe
Serial Number : 01 ñ 99
Dial : black with white counters or white with black counters
Hands : facetted hands with Luminous paint
Glass : crackresistant Hesalithecrystal
High: 14,50 mm
Strapsize: 20mm
*(from the alignment of the chrono pushers and dial layout... doesn't seems to be a 7753, more like a 2824 with DD Chrono module)
More details @
http://torsten-nagengast.de/product/the-silverstone-project/" false;
