Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"KKFA"
Was told sold liao.. or maybe they just not interested to sell to me..sad..
TS hoot it liao lah
TS hoot it liao lah
Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
TS hoot it liao lah
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"KKFA"
Was told sold liao.. or maybe they just not interested to sell to me..sad..
The sd or the mm?
May the Force be with you
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"KKFA"
Was told sold liao.. or maybe they just not interested to sell to me..sad..
The previous piece was sold. This just came in 1-2 days back.
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
Pre-own MM300 at $1600....BUThttp://www.sg-roc.com/threads/116913-WTS-Seiko-Marinemaster-300-(MM300" false;)
No box
No Rubber strap
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"eeee78"
Pre-own MM300 at $1600....BUT
http://www.sg-roc.com/threads/116913-WTS-Seiko-Marinemaster-300-(MM300" false;)
No box
No Rubber strap
MTL!!!!!
May the Force be with you
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"ivan"
[quote="eeee78"]Pre-own MM300 at $1600....BUT
http://www.sg-roc.com/threads/116913-WTS-Seiko-Marinemaster-300-(MM300"http://forums.seikoclubsg.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=5890" rel="noopener noreferrer">http://forums.seikoclubsg.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=5890" false;
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"ivan"
[quote="KKFA"]Was told sold liao.. or maybe they just not interested to sell to me..sad..
The sd or the mm?
May the Force be with you[/quote]
Its the sd limited edition. Was there when they put on the sold tag. Sorry for the late reply mate.
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"SleepySimon"
[quote="KKFA"]Was told sold liao.. or maybe they just not interested to sell to me..sad..
The previous piece was sold. This just came in 1-2 days back.
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill[/quote]
Must be. There was none when I was last there. But saw the limited 100 anv GS though. Nice but did not really sing to me so did not make a bid for it. I see on the forum that it has been sold to one of the club guys here. I believe the other piece went o Yeoman. You can see on his blog.
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"eeee78"
[quote="ivan"]
MTL!!!!!
May the Force be with you
I have nth to flip to fund for MM300 :cry:
It can be found here too :mrgreen:
http://forums.seikoclubsg.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=5890"eeee78">
"eeee78"
Pre-own MM300 at $1600....BUT
http://www.sg-roc.com/threads/116913-WTS-Seiko-Marinemaster-300-(MM300"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"SleepySimon"
[quote="eeee78"]
I have nth to flip to fund for MM300 :cry:
It can be found here too :mrgreen:
http://forums.seikoclubsg.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=5890"eeee78">"eeee78"
Pre-own MM300 at $1600....BUT
http://www.sg-roc.com/threads/116913-WTS-Seiko-Marinemaster-300-(MM300"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill[/quote]
It,s the same 1 you were eyeing but didn,t bite :) this was the 2nd owner
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Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"Jeryltan"
[quote="SleepySimon"]
Darn... Missed it... Haha
Gotta get brand new then...
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill
It,s the same 1 you were eyeing but didn,t bite :) this was the 2nd owner
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The first owner claimed its very good condition though. Guess different pple have different thresholds.
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"SleepySimon"
[quote="Jeryltan"]
It,s the same 1 you were eyeing but didn,t bite :) this was the 2nd owner
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The first owner claimed its very good condition though. Guess different pple have different thresholds.
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill[/quote]
No box, no rubber strap, 2004 set. Sound familiar? And previous owner no longer updating thread :)
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Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"Jeryltan"
[quote="SleepySimon"]
The first owner claimed its very good condition though. Guess different pple have different thresholds.
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill
No box, no rubber strap, 2004 set. Sound familiar? And previous owner no longer updating thread :)
Maybe he got new watch to play with better than the mm... :D
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Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"Jeryltan"
[quote="SleepySimon"]
The first owner claimed its very good condition though. Guess different pple have different thresholds.
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill
No box, no rubber strap, 2004 set. Sound familiar? And previous owner no longer updating thread :)
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Saw that sales thread some time ago, didn't think worth to buy a 2004 watch for 1.6k when can get new one for 2.5k?
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"balzebub71"
[quote="Jeryltan"]
No box, no rubber strap, 2004 set. Sound familiar? And previous owner no longer updating thread :)
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Saw that sales thread some time ago, didn't think worth to buy a 2004 watch for 1.6k when can get new one for 2.5k?[/quote]
Yup. Especially when the previous owner insisted on 1.9k...
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"SleepySimon"
[quote="eeee78"]
I have nth to flip to fund for MM300 :cry:
It can be found here too :mrgreen:
http://forums.seikoclubsg.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=5890"eeee78">"eeee78"
Pre-own MM300 at $1600....BUT
http://www.sg-roc.com/threads/116913-WTS-Seiko-Marinemaster-300-(MM300"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill[/quote]
I like your Die Die must Buy spirit!! :mrgreen:
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"eeee78"
[quote="SleepySimon"]
Darn... Missed it... Haha
Gotta get brand new then...
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill
I like your Die Die must Buy spirit!! :mrgreen:[/quote]
Haha... Thanks ah... Got to get rid of this habit... :x
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"SleepySimon"
[quote="eeee78"]
I like your Die Die must Buy spirit!! :mrgreen:
Haha... Thanks ah... Got to get rid of this habit... :x
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill[/quote]
Your reply damm fast too :shock: :lol:
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"eeee78"
[quote="SleepySimon"]
Haha... Thanks ah... Got to get rid of this habit... :x
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill
Your reply damm fast too :shock: :lol:[/quote]
Just sat down in office and my phone beeped ma... Haha
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"poserwoo"
Big Time has ready stock for trying out? wat the price at Big Time?
$2.8k at big time. Best to call them to check for stock status.
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"poserwoo"
Big Time has ready stock for trying out? wat the price at Big Time?
Check the website. They list the prices of their JDM pieces. The rest depends on your negotiation skills and buying power (buy more buy regularly buy cheaper)
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"poserwoo"
Big Time has ready stock for trying out? wat the price at Big Time?
Saw 1 piece last week end, not sure about price.
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
As KKFA mentioned:http://www.bigtimesgp.com/brands/seiko-jdm/"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"poserwoo"
Trying to convince myself to commit 2.5k on a mm300. I believe after search thru reviews here, its a good buy. Anyway is it going to be stop or no production in near future?
Buy only if you want to, not because someone said its good or that it is limited or going out of production. I guess if you still need convincing maybe you are not ready yet to buy especially since it is not a bargain priced item. No offence just my view.
No need to hurry, go around looking at other things so you know what you are getting.
Cheers the hunt is the game.
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
Sent by the yellow minions.
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
May the Force be with you
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"KKFA"
[quote="poserwoo"]Trying to convince myself to commit 2.5k on a mm300. I believe after search thru reviews here, its a good buy. Anyway is it going to be stop or no production in near future?
Buy only if you want to, not because someone said its good or that it is limited or going out of production. I guess if you still need convincing maybe you are not ready yet to buy especially since it is not a bargain priced item. No offence just my view.
No need to hurry, go around looking at other things so you know what you are getting.
Cheers the hunt is the game.[/quote]
Thanks for the advise. Presently I own a sumo and starfish. looking for a higher end Seiko diver watch cos I like the bezel design...was looking at stargate (old model), but its movement is identical to starfish...but the mm300 is using the same movement of some grand Seiko. For sitting well on wrist.... I only took out 1 link from sumo. Cos mm300 is rather slightly smaller than sumo.Will a mm300 rest well on a rather big wrist?
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"poserwoo"
[quote="KKFA"]
Buy only if you want to, not because someone said its good or that it is limited or going out of production. I guess if you still need convincing maybe you are not ready yet to buy especially since it is not a bargain priced item. No offence just my view.
No need to hurry, go around looking at other things so you know what you are getting.
Cheers the hunt is the game.
Thanks for the advise. Presently I own a sumo and starfish. looking for a higher end Seiko diver watch cos I like the bezel design...was looking at stargate (old model), but its movement is identical to starfish...but the mm300 is using the same movement of some grand Seiko. For sitting well on wrist.... I only took out 1 link from sumo. Cos mm300 is rather slightly smaller than sumo.Will a mm300 rest well on a rather big wrist?[/quote]
Yes if you value the art and technical achievement of a good movement, then the 8L35 inside the mm is certainly a beauty. But nothing is perfect and there will always be some one picking on things, like the bracelet, or it not being accurate enough or top heavy, not suited for small wrists etc.
You can only truely tell if it will wear well for you if you wear one sized to your wrist as I believe even same sized wrist can be very different, e.g. flatter top, more boney , more meat etc.
I dun think the mm is smaller than the sumo but I stand corrected by more knowledgeable bros.
I dun really bother about how well a watch wears as sometimes it is just about wanting to own it. I guess iam lucky that I find most watches wearable or maybe I am just not so picky or bothered about what others think.
Good hunting.
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"poserwoo"
Thanks for the advise. Presently I own a sumo and starfish. looking for a higher end Seiko diver watch cos I like the bezel design...was looking at stargate (old model), but its movement is identical to starfish...but the mm300 is using the same movement of some grand Seiko. For sitting well on wrist.... I only took out 1 link from sumo. Cos mm300 is rather slightly smaller than sumo.Will a mm300 rest well on a rather big wrist?
The MM300 wears smaller than the Sumo due to it's case profile. The polished angled sides pretty much disappears from view on the wrist due to the eye catching bezel, making the watch appear smaller. The 8L35 is said to be an unadjusted/unfinished version of the 9L55 found in Grand Seiko models.
Do note that the bezel while being smooth as a baby's bottom to turn, is quite a fingerprint magnet, I find myself constantly wiping it when I had the mm300.
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
Wear go buy fish... :p
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"SleepySimon"
Wear go buy fish... :p
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill
Can describe how your initial feel (review) about the watch ?
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"chriscentro"
[quote="SleepySimon"]
Wear go buy fish... :p
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill
Can describe how your initial feel (review) about the watch ?[/quote]
The finishing is on a whole new level. Solid!
Weighs just nice (was thinking it might be heavier)
Nice shiny bezel! But, really attracts fingerprints...
Interesting buckle... But... Should I change the bracelet? :p
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"SleepySimon"
[quote="chriscentro"]
Can describe how your initial feel (review) about the watch ?
The finishing is on a whole new level. Solid!
Weighs just nice (was thinking it might be heavier)
Nice shiny bezel! But, really attracts fingerprints...
Interesting buckle... But... Should I change the bracelet? :p
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill[/quote]
Too long?
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Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"bish"
[quote="SleepySimon"]
The finishing is on a whole new level. Solid!
Weighs just nice (was thinking it might be heavier)
Nice shiny bezel! But, really attracts fingerprints...
Interesting buckle... But... Should I change the bracelet? :p
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill
Too long?
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Might look better on an oyster bracelet?
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"SleepySimon"
[quote="bish"]
Too long?
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Might look better on an oyster bracelet?
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill[/quote]
Havent seen it being put on another bracelet before.. the end links r tricky
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Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
Someone brushed the original bracelet...BOR from yobokies...
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
Can consider mesh bracelet ;)
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"SleepySimon"
BOR from yobokies...
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill
This is nice
May the Force be with you
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"SleepySimon"
Someone brushed the original bracelet...
BOR from yobokies...
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill
I see. Think it's the nicest in its original bracelet :lol:
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Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"bish"
[quote="SleepySimon"]Someone brushed the original bracelet...
BOR from yobokies...
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill
I see. Think it's the nicest in its original bracelet :lol:
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Yup, starting to appreciate it. ;)
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"chriscentro"
What about the warranty for the watch?
If he bought from shaggy, the warranty is usually from indo AD. It is an international warranty and from what I know it is honoured at our local AD which is TS.
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"SleepySimon"
Think maybe stick to stock... When ordering the sapphire glass then add on something... :p
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill
To me the stock bracelet is best. If not can try the rubber one that it came with. Looks nice too but not as good as the braceket iMHO. The crystal is set quite far in and so far does not prove to be easily scratched. I would keep it original and forgo the sapphire. But to each his own.
Congrats on acquiring a real classic. Wear it in good health.
Re: Should I flip my Steinhart Proteus for a MM300?
"KKFA"
[quote="SleepySimon"]Think maybe stick to stock... When ordering the sapphire glass then add on something... :p
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill
To me the stock bracelet is best. If not can try the rubber one that it came with. Looks nice too but not as good as the braceket iMHO. The crystal is set quite far in and so far does not prove to be easily scratched. I would keep it original and forgo the sapphire. But to each his own.
Congrats on acquiring a real classic. Wear it in good health.[/quote]
Agreed. I would only order the sapphire if mine is really scratched up. ;)
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." ~ Sir Winston Churchill