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Glycine Combat Classic Open Heart Automatic Watch

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Glycine Combat Classic Open Heart Automatic Watch

Name: Glycine Combat Classic Open Heart Automatic Watch
Brand: Glycine
SKU: glycine-combat-classic-open-heart-automatic-watch
Price: 269 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.846154 (13 reviews)

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A modern dress watch backed by more than 100 years of watchmaking expertise, the Glycine Combat Classic Open Heart automatic is a cross between a military aesthetic and something much more formal. The 24-hour markers and luminous hands, pips, and indices give the watch a bit of an edge; but the open heart and textured leather strap allude to its fancier side Read More

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Jan 21, 2018

Jan 21, 2018

Danbo_de_PianoLike it too, but already have the Glycines

rzepa10

May 3, 2018

I received watch. It's beautiful, but one thing in description was wrong. The watch has 26 jewels so it's not ETA movement but it's Sellita SW200-1 After few days +2-3 s/d. I'm very happy with this drop :)

rumata13

563

Apr 9, 2020

Open heart design is ugly. Why do watchmakers keep ruining otherwise good designs with this hack?

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dorosz

Sep 26, 2020

Not very cash-money of you to poke fun at my Hindi background.

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RayF

22220

Sep 27, 2020

dorosz Consider it on the house.

sistem_32

116

Jan 21, 2018

I'd like to point out that the picture of the movement is from the Oris RUF CTR3 drop. Hopefully it gets fixed/removed.

Watchyoutalkingabout

Apr 8, 2020

Open Heart & Combat? Two things you usually don’t want together.

WathingTime

460

Apr 8, 2020

WatchyoutalkingaboutBetter than Glycine "Sucking Chest Wound" I suppose.

Mac11

Jun 16, 2018

Come on Massdrop, mix it up a bit. Lets see the Glycine combat vintage.

hyperchord24

Apr 16, 2018

This aint a diver, nor is it even a sports watch. Stop calling everything a freakin combat sub

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hyperchord24

Apr 16, 2018

Same difference.

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shenan24

224

Jun 16, 2018

lol

RayF

22220

Nov 26, 2020

While pretty much everyone knows it by now, jewelry in general, but watch marketing photos in particular, are some of the most doctored, photoshoped, and downright criminally misrepresented marketing materials known to mankind! In other words, when buying a watch online that you've never seen in-person, the odds of you being somewhat or completely disappointed when you finally open the box, are quite real and something to always keep in mind. The best way to avoid that problem is to find a video or some alternative photos showing the watch more honestly and accurately. For example, compare this shot of the same damn watch complements of you pals at Jomashop:

True, MD's price is better, but Joma's photo appears to be more honest. Personally, I hate these open heart atrocities regardless of price or photo, but if they appeal to you, don't go by MDs dolled-up beauty shots--check out a few more sites (eBay is another source) to be sure, before you pull the trigger. To be clear, I'm only knocking the Lying SOB artwork and the Open Heart dials in this drop, not the brand or movement. I actually own this watch in the less gory, guts not exposed, and about to come poring out all over the floor, solid-dial version and it's one of my favorites. Most folks who own Glycines are pretty happy with them and I'm certainly one of them.

One last note: on the models above, where the dials are white/silver and the hands are slender and gold, in low light, or low contrast light, it can be a little difficult to read the time at first glance. If you're one of those guys who can't see shit anyway (and you know who you are), it's one more point to consider.

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