What a Sinn!

What a Sinn!
Just received this - a Sinn 8820.

I have been searching for one for quite some time as it's not common.

Based on what I read (off the internet no less, so it must be true! :mrgreen: ), the 8820 was in production until 1994 when the company was sold.

The 8820 was Sinn's 1st titanium watch. It's signed ETA 2892-A2 movement can be seen through its transparent see through caseback.

Case measures around 39mm (3 o'clock to 9 o'clock, including bezel) but it wears large. Both crown and bracelet clasp are marked with a simple 'S'.









Ender
Re: What a Sinn!
nice piece of history.



the dial look like SBBN007 and the watch look like a modded seiko.



thanks for the post,an eyeopener indeed.



wear it in good health man.
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Nice watch... with vintage look
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Vintagey wabi-sabi look. And the 5pm crown is also interesting.



Nice hoot! What was the damage?
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Agree, very nice indeed!
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Thanks all!



Yes, my friend thought it will kill my wanting for a MM300

Damage is around the price of a used MM300



Ender
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Love it to the max.
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Interesting watch... Learn something every day





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Nice Watch!
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Nice vintage Sinn 8-)
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Beauty

Nice catch
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First look so-so. But 越看越帥。welcome to the sinner's club. :)
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Thanks for the kind comments.

Another plus point for me is that it is very light because of its titanium make. Almost disproportionate to how it wears large.



Ender
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Is the trade off for vintage indices equal no lume?
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"chriscentro"

Is the trade off for vintage indices equal no lume?


Generally true I believe, but for this Sinn which is about 20 years old, the markers still glow at night :mrgreen:



Ender