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Seatime --from stowa site
Seatime on my wrist (7.25) -
I may get a red bezel for mine (already have black and green)...down the road, I may get the carbon dial. _______________________________________________
Nice, what do they run costwise?
andrema Senior Associate
Posts : 4263 Join date : 2009-07-08 Age : 113 Location : CT
Seems like you get alot of quality for the price with Stowa ! Have to say the look of these watches is PHENOMENAL as well. The cases have a neat shape, while the bezels, and bracelets look both well built and cool ! All of the different color dials and bezels are just excellent imo. Great watches and info ! Thank you !
The Stowa Pro Diver series is very nice. I plan on owning one someday. The german made watches as a whole are underrated by many IMO. I will be adding another german watch to the collection very soon.
Chris S. Senior Associate
Posts : 1252 Join date : 2009-11-19 Location : Ohio
I have to agree. Foolishly sold my Carbon Seatime, a while back. Would love to get another (or step up to a Prodiver, at some point), maybe with a rhodium dial. Here's my gone, but not forgotten Seatime.
Stowas rock.I learned my lessen early with them and bought some more when their wasn't a waiting list and kept them. I'm hunting down the white dialed prodiver at the moment.
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