Ahh a fellow 4Runner brother. What year did you pick up? Not a thread Jack.I am waiting on pre-order micro. The wait is torture!
Though, did just buy a new 4Runner to help pass the "time". LOL.
Ahh a fellow 4Runner brother. What year did you pick up? Not a thread Jack.I am waiting on pre-order micro. The wait is torture!
Though, did just buy a new 4Runner to help pass the "time". LOL.
2015 TRD Pro - Supposedly, one time run 3,400 made. Had her off road 3X now, been awesome. Traded in my 2010 4Runner for this one.Ahh a fellow 4Runner brother. What year did you pick up? Not a thread Jack.
Thx bro! 96, good for you!That is bad ass I own a 96 SR5. What a beauty she is and I love the new ones too.
Sunnto Core not very robust for real daily beating like a G-Shock, etc. IMHO. I was impressed with all specs, it arrived, wore for a week and flipped the Core as was not impressed.So I'm thinking of getting a new everyday work watch. I do home inspections so I will need a watch with countdown timer, stop watch, compass. I was thinking sunnto core or the Casio prw-3000. Does anyone have either one of these and what are your opinions on them? Any help would be much appreciated.
you didn't like the sonnet core? good looking out I was going to pull the trigger on one......Sunnto Core not very robust for real daily beating like a G-Shock, etc. IMHO. I was impressed with all specs, it arrived, wore for a week and flipped the Core as was not impressed.
For me no, did not care for Sunnto Core. Easy enough to flip, think I lost $25 all said and done. It's not very "substantial" construction wise, very under whelming IMO. I would try one on locally before buying online. I have and have had a lot of watches over the years. This one sticks out as one of the most/more disappointing to me. Granted, besides my G-Shocks and a Breitling Super Quartz, I am strictly an automatic guy.you didn't like the sonnet core? good looking out I was going to pull the trigger on one......
Clint, can you recommend one? I'm in the market. Would like one that holds at least two pieces, though - like cigars - I figure buying something bigger the first time around would be a wiser choice.Get a winder.
They're relatively cheap.
Clint, can you recommend one? I'm in the market. Would like one that holds at least two pieces, though - like cigars - I figure buying something bigger the first time around would be a wiser choice.
I have the 41mm Runwell Chrono Contrast 5030. Nice looking watch, not too big, easy to wear. Normally prefer mechnical movements, but the price was right (eBay, right after xMas) to justify a Quartz buy. Plus, it was built in the D (like to tells folks the '8' stands for Eight Mile Rd.)I'm not a watch geek, but wanna give a shout out to Shinola. Company right here, makes em in Detroit. Clinton came here expressly to buy one. Anyone have one? Feedback appreciated.
That is a nice looking watch. Would rather see the Miyota 9015 in it for that price point. Very handsome watch indeed.Another Detroit-based watchmaker is the Detroit Watch Co. They have mechnical movements. Great looking pieces, and love the Detroit reference (1701). I might need to reallocate some funds from the cigar budget.
http://detroitwatchco.com
Interested to see DWC 313 Series and 39mm releases this year (44mm is too big IMO).That is a nice looking watch. Would rather see the Miyota 9015 in it for that price point. Very handsome watch indeed.
The site says they are using 810A. I'm saying 9015 is Miyotas better movement.Interested to see DWC 313 Series and 39mm releases this year (44mm is too big IMO).
I have a general understanding of watchmaking but not enough about specific calibration. What's the diff between the 9032 vs 9015?
Gotcha. I was looking at the Series line (9132) not the Classic (810A). Thanks!The site says they are using 810A. I'm saying 9015 is Miyotas better movement.
Which one or just in general?Anybody own a MKII? Or any comments regarding MKII.