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Glycine Combat 6 Classic Moonphase Automatic Watch
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Glycine Combat 6 Classic Moonphase Automatic Watch
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Backed by more than 100 years of expertise, the Glycine Combat 6 Classic Moonphase has all of the features of the original Combat 6 Classic, but it keeps track of the moon’s position at 6 o’clock. The hands, pips, and indices are painted with Super-LumiNova for visibility, while the window at 3 keeps track of the date Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downCartmen
162
Dec 29, 2019
I think the 36mm versions look much better. Generally I prefer smaller watches. I don't have baby wrists I'm just fucking sophisticated.
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JAone
999
May 25, 2020
CartmenHi Cartmen; you causing trouble again with your "sophisticated" use of language LOL. Nice to see you are not working overtime!! But really, 36mm is so yesterday!! Sorry; hard to write sarcasm when you're not from 'Highbrow" breeding. I must say the moonphase is wasted on this watch, the standard Combat Classic really doesn't need it.
mx2oberfield
14
Oct 4, 2019
Purchased this watch from Jomashop over a year ago, paid a little more probably. Great watch, very accurate, -2sec/day. I don’t regret the blue, it’s gorgeous but I think all the other colors looks great too and the moon phase complication will ‘pop’ more. Don’t think you can go wrong with this one.
I’m tempted by the anthracite version but the watch box is full, I’m done. 
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mx2oberfield
14
Oct 4, 2019
Haha, already have a 12 slot one and watch #13 is in the drawer! But I do really like that cream/silver dial too.
Benson23
92
Aug 22, 2017
DimaGRight? Also, how about a few more pictures of different angles of the watch? Case back, crown, buckle, even lume would be nice.
Bugxy
2065
Aug 22, 2017
You are right - just read on some forums that logo update happened before Invicta takeover. Thanks.
cgass177
26
Mar 2, 2018
Got mine yesterday. The moonphase looks great against the silver dial. The lume isn't quite as green in person as the stock photos make it seem.
Charles_LAM
11
Feb 12, 2018
Enjoying my first moon phase watch, black dial is stunning too!
russelk
17
Jan 11, 2018
Am I the only one who thinks the 22mm lug-width doesn't really work with this watch? I think a 20mm band would look a lot more elegant on what is basically a dress watch. It's a similar situation to the Orient Bambino - another watch who's lug-width was a little out of place.
russelk
17
Jan 12, 2018
To my eyes that strap is just too wide for a watch of that size. There's like an imbalance. But hey, all that matters is that the wearer likes it.
That's definitely a nice looking strap though. I've been thinking of getting a Liberty for my Citizen Nighthawk. What does it feel like in terms of stiffness/softness?
That's definitely a nice looking strap though. I've been thinking of getting a Liberty for my Citizen Nighthawk. What does it feel like in terms of stiffness/softness?
Dzelgris
38
Jan 12, 2018
russelkAhh, I find I prefer straps to be close in width to the case diameter even for my smallest pieces. I see where you’re coming from with your preference, though!
As for the Liberty, it’s supple but very thick, which makes it definitely more rigid than say a Colareb strap. I wouldn’t say it was soft, but certainly far from the stiffness of most OEM straps (The horrible cardboard feel that plagues stock straps on even the more expensive midrange watches). I like how mine takes to my wrist shape really easily as proof to it’s suppleness, but keeps the watch feeling sturdy well after it’s been broken in.
As for the Liberty, it’s supple but very thick, which makes it definitely more rigid than say a Colareb strap. I wouldn’t say it was soft, but certainly far from the stiffness of most OEM straps (The horrible cardboard feel that plagues stock straps on even the more expensive midrange watches). I like how mine takes to my wrist shape really easily as proof to it’s suppleness, but keeps the watch feeling sturdy well after it’s been broken in.
GravyMaster
24
Jan 29, 2019
LuopoRegardless of whether they’re owned by Invicta or not, watches at this tier and price level are never going to be considered “valuable collectibles.” Even something like a 3 or 4 thousand dollar Baume et Mercier is worth nothing in regards to being a valuable collective. There are very, very few watches you can buy that are considered “investments,” and a 350 dollar Glycine certainly ain’t one of them.
Nevertheless, I still ordered one and I’m excited about it.
BlueTooth_70
6
Jan 29, 2019
GravyMasterYou are exactly right. I was particularly defending Glycine's reputation as a good watch company. I'm very new to watch collecting, but what I have seen thus far in the journey is that the value for watches like these flex. Also, when someone really wants a watch, specifically, on Ebay or a bidding site they will run past the watches value.
Joelf15
1696
Jan 24, 2019
I would defining advise against the blue dial as it hides the moon phase.. You'll have to change the strap to bring out the moon phase... Beautiful watch though. Well made. I picked it up from TOM last year for about 340 plus cash back which was a good deal.. Here Are some wrist shots
JKT7
4
Jan 25, 2019
I definitely fall into that camp. I love the aesthetics of the Christopher Ward C9 Moonphase in blue, but the 40mm case size is too big for me. That's why I went for the 36mm Glycine Combat 6 Classic Moonphase in blue.
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