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  1. Aug 17, 2015, 04:15 AM #31
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    Omega Great White incoming.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BlackNomad View Post
    Otirent Star GMT
    Mechanical Movement :
    ORIENT caliber 40P50 Made in Japan
    Self-winding & Hand-winding movement
    22 jewels
    21600/hour vibrations
    Power reserve indicator, Date indicator
    24hour hand
    Second hand halt mechanism

    Stainless steel case & bracelet
    Sapphire crystal with anti-reflection coating
    Screw see-through caseback with crystal
    Water resistant to 10bar
    Diameter 41.50mm
    Thickness 13.75mm
    Attachment 28579
    I'll second this suggestion. Just a huge amount of watch for the money, and with the rotating outer (inner) bezel, you can actually track three time zones. Plus it's just dead sexy. Here's mine:

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    Quote Originally Posted by chuckmiller View Post
    Omega Great White incoming.

    Okay then, great choice!
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    Quote Originally Posted by chuckmiller View Post
    Omega Great White incoming.
    Glad you found one. Was going to suggest this,it is a bit more than $2000, but worth it:
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