Diver watch
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07-18-2010 | 03:44 PM
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Diver watch
My new diver watch - Richard Mille 028
Despite its hefty size the watch is light (made in titanium) and comfortable to wear. Water resistant to 300 meters, the bezel is constructed in three parts with 22 torque screws to ensure stability when turning the bezel while under water. While it's not as fancy as its big brother, RM 025 (with tourbillon), it certainly is a much more practical daily wear.
Despite its hefty size the watch is light (made in titanium) and comfortable to wear. Water resistant to 300 meters, the bezel is constructed in three parts with 22 torque screws to ensure stability when turning the bezel while under water. While it's not as fancy as its big brother, RM 025 (with tourbillon), it certainly is a much more practical daily wear.
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07-19-2010 | 02:44 PM
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Thanks. I'll try to take a pic later today lined up next to an AP ROO for comparison.
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07-19-2010 | 02:49 PM
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It's all about your own passion and preference isn't it?
Would you feel the same way about my 458...or it's a more justified expenditure according to you?
Would you feel the same way about my 458...or it's a more justified expenditure according to you?