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fiddlythings
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Jan 16, 2017
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Compare to the Steinhart Ocean Vintage - Very similar, but Swiss (if that matters to you) and apx $400
Jan 16, 2017
SaoDavi
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Jan 16, 2017
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fiddlythingsThe Steinhart is nice, but the NTH has a lumed bezel and crown. It's also a 40mm diver, which isn't that common. A lot of people prefer the classic Submariner proportions and the Steinhart (and most other Rolex homages) are much bigger at 42+mm. The Steinhart also has a long lug-to-lug length which doesn't wear well on many people.
Also the Nth is only 11.5 mm thick, which is quite an achievement for a 300m watch.
Jan 16, 2017
fiddlythings
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Jan 16, 2017
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SaoDaviOh, good points! And the thinness... that's appealing.
Jan 16, 2017
SaoDavi
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Jan 16, 2017
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fiddlythingsThat's the main reason I bought it. A 40mm diver that's 11.5mm thick is literally unheard of. Today's market is all about these hockey-puck watches. Stuff like the 45mm Seamaster Planet Ocean that's 17mm thick. I get that's the trend now days, but I prefer the classic proportions and nobody is making those any more.
The old Rolexes and Seamasters were around 40x11.5, but if you don't want a used watch or don't want to pay the pre-owned Rolex/SMP prices, the NTH is the only game in town, as far as I can tell.
Here's a shot of mine with the lumed dial. Not sure why Massdrop didn't post a shot of one of the unique selling points of the watch. Don't have one of the lumed crown saved on my PC.
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Jan 16, 2017
Ranchmebro
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Jan 23, 2017
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SaoDaviThat looks exceptional. I'm in
Jan 23, 2017
hoppy6698
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Jan 29, 2018
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SaoDaviThese are literally the exact measurements to the Tag Heuer Aquaracer 40mm. A bit more style in NTH though.
Jan 29, 2018
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