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Any Marathon fans in the house, I saw this today and am trying to resist buying it….
Large Diver's Automatic (GSAR) - 41mm
Large Diver's Automatic (GSAR) - 41mm
My want one bad watch! Thanks for the teaser BroAny Marathon fans in the house, I saw this today and am trying to resist buying it….
Large Diver's Automatic (GSAR) - 41mm
Any Marathon fans in the house, I saw this today and am trying to resist buying it….
Large Diver's Automatic (GSAR) - 41mm
Why resist? We are going to die soon from one pandemic or another so why not die happy?Any Marathon fans in the house, I saw this today and am trying to resist buying it….
Large Diver's Automatic (GSAR) - 41mm
Any Marathon fans in the house, I saw this today and am trying to resist buying it….
Large Diver's Automatic (GSAR) - 41mm
I have the SkyHawk AT. Don’t know it’s age. But, it runs like a champ. I never have to mess with it at all.Got a capacitor replaced finally in my 20 year Skyhawk Blue Angels watch. Cost me my entire paycheck plus some at the exchange in Rota.
Just gouging the name probably. I found a USA braceleted GSAR on a Carson City pawn shop site for $900. It probably needs a good servicing. But hell, even with that I am still under 2k.Someone mentioned Chrono24. I’m looking at a GSAR on the Marathon website that runs for $5k, the same watch (new, with Valjoux movement, and from 2020) is $2k on Chrono. What am I missing here? Is that extra $3k really just Marathon mark up?
I would get someone local to do. The only Marathon repair shop is in Canada. Had to send mine in for repair took4 monthsJust gouging the name probably. I found a USA braceleted GSAR on a Carson City pawn shop site for $900. It probably needs a good servicing. But hell, even with that I am still under 2k.
Do you mean the CSAR? Most GSAR are on saleSomeone mentioned Chrono24. I’m looking at a GSAR on the Marathon website that runs for $5k, the same watch (new, with Valjoux movement, and from 2020) is $2k on Chrono. What am I missing here? Is that extra $3k really just Marathon mark up?
I do; typo.Do you mean the CSAR? Most GSAR are on sale
I guess it all depends on where you want to spend your “FU money”. I love watches, bourbon, and cigars… Other guys like to spend their money on guns, guns, and bigger guns. At the end of the day we all have our vices.Jesus, 2k, 3k for a watch? Wow. You guys are definitely in a higher tax bracket.
We are just pervs for nice chronometers.Jesus, 2k, 3k for a watch? Wow. You guys are definitely in a higher tax bracket.
It is the tritium ampoules (H3) that do all the work in the Marathon and Luminox. They have a relatively short half-life, ~15-20 years. However, it glows great for about the first ~10-12 years.I keep going back and forth on Omega vs. Marathon - a concern I have about Omega (and most Sport watches) is that even though they claim to be “glow in the dark” luminous, Marathon and Luminox are the only two I am aware of that are “treated” to a point where they always glow, regardless of light source.
It is the tritium ampoules (H3) that do all the work in the Marathon and Luminox. They have a relatively short half-life, ~15-20 years. However, it glows great for about the first ~10-12 years.