Kayakguy
Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 455
Senior Member Senior Geek Might sell a kidney for a day night ops
I am freaked out over the day night opps watch especially after that great write up in IW magazine. Does anyone know when we might see those back at SNBC. Don't care that it is only 300 M WR - I just swim with my 1000 m watches so what do I care. I think that is by far the most beautiful diver ever made... Love the numbers on the dial the others do not have and the blue rail road markers.. Anyone want to tell me how much they love this one?? Kayak
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madicen Senior Member Veteran Geek
Stan has some for sale at his site. No need to wait for Shop, who might not be getting any more anyway. There are both DayNight OPS and Diver for sale at http://www.deepbluewatches.com/daynight.html __________________
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Kayakguy
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About same price anyway - may have to just go there thanks!!! Does his stuff get delivered about as fast - you know?? Kayakguy View Public Profile Send a private message to Kayakguy Find all posts by Kayakguy Add Kayakguy to Your Contacts #4 Yesterday, 04:18 PM Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Pompano Beach , Fl. Posts: 3,602 Real Name: Roger
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ssantia Member Member Geek
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Originally Posted by Kayakguy ... Anyone want to tell me how much they love this one?? Kayak Like you I was fascinated by the dial. Great military look. This was my first DB. It is a fantastic watch. The most accurate in my collection. While on the winder it would keep time within a few seconds of my wall mounted atomic clock for days. The tritium tubes are nice but not as bright as I thought they were going to be. They are readable in a fairly dark place such as a theater but might dim a bit in a slightly brighter environment. Do not take me wrong; I love the DayNight Ops. I like DB so much I just purchased the M2k and the Diver 500. $379 is what I paid on the Shop so go for it. You'll love it. If this is your first DB, I must warn you it won't be the last. Post pics. Sam ssantia View Public Profile Send a private message to ssantia Find all posts by ssantia Add ssantia to Your Contacts
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I LOVE Deep Blue and canNOT wait for my FIRST ONE to arrive ... ... a SS 2000M "Master Diver" w/Orange Plongeur Hands! ...
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_______________________________ ⌘ _______________________________ BTW, I considered the Nite-Ops Diver w/8215, but, I MUCH PREFER the 2824-2 in the 2000M 'Master' I ordered, ... ... esp. with its 25 vs. 21 Jewels, 8 vs. 6 BPH, bi-direct. winding mech., Incabloc vs. Parashock, and hacking feature! _______________________________ ⌘ _______________________________ However, I'm NOT knocking the Citizen Miyota 8215 'cause, IMHO, it IS a VERY robust movement!
... I think it's great in a 'daily wear' watch and also 'has merits' in a 'weekend beater.' __________________ HI! - I'm Larry & I'm Wacky About Watches -
‌ So, You Can Also Call Me ‌ 'Crazy LARRY' Watch_Crazy View Public Profile Send a private message to Watch_Crazy Find all posts by Watch_Crazy Add Watch_Crazy to Your Contacts #7 Yesterday, 06:00 PM Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Metrowest, MA Posts: 824 Real Name: Mark D.
madicen Senior Member Veteran Geek
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Originally Posted by Kayakguy About same price anyway - may have to just go there thanks!!! Does his stuff get delivered about as fast - you know?? No one ships faster than Stan.....but, he might still be in transit from his stint on Shop. Might want to give him a call just to see if he's back in NYC. He is very hands on with his shipping; he is chief cook and bottle washer so to say. I live just outside of Boston and this is how fast stuff gets to me, for an example; If I order a watch it comes via UPS and is here the next day...not two, or three days, ONE day and it's here. If I order straps from Panatime (also Stan btw) they come via USPS and are here in two days. Pretty damn speedy. __________________
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Oh and just 'cuse I like pics...
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TrashmanNYC Senior Member Veteran Geek
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I have the DayNight Diver and love it. It was my first and I just ordered a seadiver 1K last night. __________________ Robb
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Kayakguy
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there is a definite passion for this watch - they are all just outstanding!! I thought about the 500 to as that was a great deal this past week... Gone now.. I might just go to Stan direct.. Feels good to support an owner that is that hands on... Thanks Madicen for the great pics! Kayakguy View Public Profile
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nice gesture. a wise man once said, you should always hold onto your organs... for you never know. mdo227 View Public Profile Send a private message to mdo227 Send email to mdo227 Find all posts by mdo227 Add mdo227 to Your Contacts #12 Yesterday, 07:57 PM Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Kansas City Posts: 930 Real Name: Tim
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Check out discountwatchstore.com its showing they have both the daynight diver and the daynightOPS. And there is a 10% of code (savenow10) __________________ Robb
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