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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
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This has been on the wrist and winder for the past 6 weeks and only gained 19 seconds.
It seems to run about 0.4 sec/day fast on winder, but when it’s feeling warmer on my wrist it runs about 2.5 sec/day fast. Strange.
I wear my Rolex DSSD most days, and it’s only gained 6 seconds in the same amount of time.
It seems to run about 0.4 sec/day fast on winder, but when it’s feeling warmer on my wrist it runs about 2.5 sec/day fast. Strange.
I wear my Rolex DSSD most days, and it’s only gained 6 seconds in the same amount of time.
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I love seeing all the cool watches. The one problem I have is that you cannot get replacement bands for the older ones. I have an old Seiko on which the hinge in the clasp broke, but they don't make a band for it any more. Found a silver clasp which is one size too large, but the watch repair shop managed to connect it to my black watch band.
Have an older Victorinox Excursion which has a notched area for connecting the band. Went to a few watch stores and they told me they cannot get replacements. Original bands are sold out online. Bought a cheap stainless steel band in black and used a file to grind the band connector down to 15 millimeters to attach it. A sloppy fit, but it will do for now. 15 mm spring bars or OEM replacement rod & tube connectors are not easy to get, either. Don't want to retire a perfectly good watch because I can't get a band for it.
Have an older Victorinox Excursion which has a notched area for connecting the band. Went to a few watch stores and they told me they cannot get replacements. Original bands are sold out online. Bought a cheap stainless steel band in black and used a file to grind the band connector down to 15 millimeters to attach it. A sloppy fit, but it will do for now. 15 mm spring bars or OEM replacement rod & tube connectors are not easy to get, either. Don't want to retire a perfectly good watch because I can't get a band for it.
What size/model Seiko band do you need? There are a bunch out there that folks will suggest in either a strap, a NATO band or a bracelet.
I just seached "Victorinox Excursion band" and there are a bunch for sale.
And since this is photo thread here's a Bulova Devil Diver on a Speedmaster reduced bracelet from Uncle Seiko. So anything is possible.
I just seached "Victorinox Excursion band" and there are a bunch for sale.
And since this is photo thread here's a Bulova Devil Diver on a Speedmaster reduced bracelet from Uncle Seiko. So anything is possible.
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Of course!
The black watch watch on the bracelet is a "Stiletto," model number S111722.
The blue watch is a "Brycen," model number R008013.
Again very nice jbmonkey. no pic from me but own a Seiko SRPA-83 which I am sure fans here have seen. Bit big at 50 case size but the blue dials and shiny bezel blew me away. Should be a hit with collectors down the road as they quit making them I read. Seen em going for $600 lately in new condition.
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What size/model Seiko band do you need? There are a bunch out there that folks will suggest in either a strap, a NATO band or a bracelet.
I just seached "Victorinox Excursion band" and there are a bunch for sale.
And since this is photo thread here's a Bulova Devil Diver on a Speedmaster reduced bracelet from Uncle Seiko. So anything is possible.
I was in a ranting mood the day of my post.
The identification numbers on my Seiko don't show up on their Model search. It must have been discontinued a while ago. The Excursion has a 15 mm space for the band which is pretty narrow for a straight band. The original bands had what looked like a podium on the ends and got wider after a few millimeters. I have serviceable bands on the Victorinox, Caravelle, and Seiko for now. Thanks for the suggestion.