Unboxing the Sinn 104 I St Sa

[chessman]

Stephen, not to gush, but when you can make a series of watch photos as interesting as these shots, you are one hell of a photographer.

[Puma Cat]

Thanks, Randy...I'm getting better, but the pro guys do some really great work.

[Toobs]

Originally Posted by Puma Cat

Ah, cool, you've got a sapphire Flieger chronometer, then!

Walked into a high end jewelry store in Walnut Creek today to get a tan Hirsch strap for the 104, and guy there had never heard of Sinn.

It's also a panda(black dial, white subdials)

[Puma Cat]

Originally Posted by Toobs

It's also a panda(black dial, white subdials)

Interesting; was it a special variation?

[Glisse]

Very nice watch, Stephen

I have a 203 Arktis, which uses the Ar tech you mentioned in your earlier post. Very handy for mountain climbing at -20 celsius!

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[Doug Lax]

Stephen again great looker i like the way the daydate is laid out

[Puma Cat]

Originally Posted by Glisse

Very nice watch, Stephen

I have a 203 Arktis, which uses the Ar tech you mentioned in your earlier post. Very handy for mountain climbing at -20 celsius!

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Glisse,
The Arktis is a way cool watch, I've seen pictures of it. I think it is discontinued, IIRC, but I'd love to have one of those. I love the Speedmaster style hands and the legible dial on the Arktis. That's one's a keeper! Looks like you have the one with the blue dial.

Should be great for any kind of outdoor activities, e.g. mountain climbing, biking, skiing, boarding, etc.