Glycine
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Glycine
I picked this up in Dec.
It's an ETA 7750, 25 Jewels, Swiss Made Glycine Ningaloo Reef.
A stainless steel case that is 40mm, a great look on the wrist. There are no rough edges on this, it is smooth all the way around.
The thickness is 15mm, I thought it might be a little thick at first but it goes well under long sleeves and isn't a bad height at all. Then again, I am used to wearing thick divers, so I guess 15mm was a nice change.
The 101 gram weight is very light, I hardly notice it being on until the, stiff, leather band begins to irritate my wrist.
Sapphire crystal is nice, the watch reads well from various angles.
Water resistance is 330 feet, but I seriously doubt I will be taking this swimming. Nice to know that it can take a rain though.
The blue dial is a very nice blue, it is a nice subtle blue, but at angles it shimmers. It is an easy to read watch, not a cluttered look, in my opinion.
It seems to keep good time, it's hard to tell if it's spot on because of a lack of a regular seconds hand, but it seems to keep pace with my IPhone time.
The hands are easy to read, I like the size. The chronograph buttons are firm, so there shouldn't be a problem with and accidental push.
The leather band is going to have to be replaced, it is not comfortable. I thought once it was broken in it would work out, but it is still stiff and difficult to tolerate. I don't like the tang buckle, I am going to have to get a deployant clasp when I get a new leather band. I am thinking of a nice leather band from Diaboliq, I'd like to get a mesh bracelet for it too.
I think it is a keeper, I got it on WOW for like $430.00 after a couple of codes. I thought it was an insane price so I got it.
It's an ETA 7750, 25 Jewels, Swiss Made Glycine Ningaloo Reef.
A stainless steel case that is 40mm, a great look on the wrist. There are no rough edges on this, it is smooth all the way around.
The thickness is 15mm, I thought it might be a little thick at first but it goes well under long sleeves and isn't a bad height at all. Then again, I am used to wearing thick divers, so I guess 15mm was a nice change.
The 101 gram weight is very light, I hardly notice it being on until the, stiff, leather band begins to irritate my wrist.
Sapphire crystal is nice, the watch reads well from various angles.
Water resistance is 330 feet, but I seriously doubt I will be taking this swimming. Nice to know that it can take a rain though.
The blue dial is a very nice blue, it is a nice subtle blue, but at angles it shimmers. It is an easy to read watch, not a cluttered look, in my opinion.
It seems to keep good time, it's hard to tell if it's spot on because of a lack of a regular seconds hand, but it seems to keep pace with my IPhone time.
The hands are easy to read, I like the size. The chronograph buttons are firm, so there shouldn't be a problem with and accidental push.
The leather band is going to have to be replaced, it is not comfortable. I thought once it was broken in it would work out, but it is still stiff and difficult to tolerate. I don't like the tang buckle, I am going to have to get a deployant clasp when I get a new leather band. I am thinking of a nice leather band from Diaboliq, I'd like to get a mesh bracelet for it too.
I think it is a keeper, I got it on WOW for like $430.00 after a couple of codes. I thought it was an insane price so I got it.
svoglic- Posts : 10
Join date : 2013-03-02
Re: Glycine
That is and was a good price. http://forums.watchuseek.com/f29/fs-bnib-glycine-ningaloo-reef-automatic-eta-7750-chronograph-972074.html
Ocean- Moderator
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Re: Glycine
Sweet watch. And congratulations on a great deal!
DBCooper- Founder
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Re: Glycine
Great job, Svogy! Patience always pays off when it comes to finding the good ones at an equally good price. Congrats!
Mortuus- Founder
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Re: Glycine
Thanks guys. For that price I figured I could do a trade or pass on the deal to someone else if it didn't work out. I had several brands on my radar and this fell into my lap. I wasn't looking at this model of Glycine, but I'm happy I stumbled onto it.
svoglic- Posts : 10
Join date : 2013-03-02
Re: Glycine
I forgot to ask earlier, but does the 12 o'clock sub-dial act as the seconds hand when the chrono feature isn't being used?
Mortuus- Founder
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Re: Glycine
I love it! I have an Incursore and Glycine makes a fine watch.
gregl515- Posts : 38
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Re: Glycine
Nope. That's why it's accuracy is hard to determine. I only have a seconds hand for use of the chronograph.Mortuus wrote:I forgot to ask earlier, but does the 12 o'clock sub-dial act as the seconds hand when the chrono feature isn't being used?
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