Tactico Watches Type
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For a 4th-hand GMT type watch you're going to find that most/all affordable options out there use a type of movement where the 4th-hand is a 24hr hand tied to the date complication (pull watch out 1 click to adjust the 24hr hand or date depending on which direction you turn the crown), including the Tactico TC3 Geomaster. This is a bit of a pain if you travel often, which as a pilot would, because you have to pull the crown out 2 clicks and set t...
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Got my Core today from the last drop and I couldn't be any happier! I invested in a jaysandkays after market fixed lug adaptor set which included a ballistic nylon 5 PVD ring zulu strap. The kit came with 2 screwdrivers and Loctite for the screws. Watching their youtube video on installation made everything so seamless. I got a little careless with the Loctite applications to the screws, but it cleaned up nicely and the mod looks extremely facto...
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Hey Justaway, I'm still taking Tylenol to get rid of the headache I got trying to stay up with all your information, whew! Well, I do agree that there's a lot of excellent watches out there that are pretty close to Casio's MRG's. I recently bought 5 Seiko's Prospex models because they look so great, in fact I ware them as often as I do Citizen's Nighthawk and other aviation theme watches. The 'ONE' advantage of my selecting the Casio's MRG's an...
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This should be obvious, but if it has "Special Ops" in the name, chances are it's not combat proven. I personally don't have much experience with Rothco products other than a few things I've seen in Army surplus stores. I equate them to something like other civilian type "tactical" clothing like 5.11 products: okay for day to day use, paintball, air soft, light hiking and such, etc., but I would never consider using them for a long ruck in a com...
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Ok, so I promised to write a thing or two about the Novatouch and tho I still maintain that 5 days is not nearly enough for a full on 'review', I can at least write some thoughts or 'first impressions' if you will.
I decided to not bother with things like features on the board or the packaging ect., just watch any youtube review to see that. I do want to adress somthing here tho:
- this keyboard has no backlighting, which is ok, all of my modern me...
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Model M springs are couple orders of magnitude more pleasant to type on than any cherry switch. It's much more tactile with proper tactility (like Topre or Alps switches), not "there's some grit in my keyboard" tactility like you get with cherries... It's smooth and the landing is firm but cushioned. The sound is glorious and full; not the bic pen clicking of a blue
While you can compare different cherry switches to each other, I'm a gateron fan i...
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I have an ABKO K985P V2 as my main KB, while I can't directly compare it to topre since I've not used them yet, I can still say that it's an amazing keyboard, I've not had the opportunity to use the V1 model so I don't know what's different aside from the dental band colour, I can hear a difference in sound, I've heard people say the V2 sounds worse or lighter, but there are a couple YT videos where they're being used one after the other, the V2 ...
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