Which bracelet on silver snoopy?

[Trogster]

Originally Posted by brandrea

Trust me … it was a difficult decision.

It’s a beautiful watch in every way, but yes the legibility was horrible for me.

The hands get lost in the blue sub dials. I couldn’t read the time at all in low light without staring at the watch (which might not be a bad thing to some)

For me, it’s one of the watches that looks (or reads) way better in pictures than in real life


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We're going to have to re-evaluate your membership to the Speedy fan-boi club...

[brandrea]

Originally Posted by Trogster

We're going to have to re-evaluate your membership to the Speedy fan-boi club...

I admit, I’m probably not worthy of


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[omar-rye]

Originally Posted by Trogster

If we're talking the OB in Vancouver... I walked in a purchased two out of their stock.

Didn't get the impression they were hard to source.

They sold you two Snoopy’s? Hook a brother up!

[Trogster]

Originally Posted by omar-rye

They sold you two Snoopy’s? Hook a brother up!

Two bracelets... for the Snoopy Bro's:

[Jets_fan44]

[QUOTE=brandrea;13341933]Trust me … it was a difficult decision.

It’s a beautiful watch in every way, but yes the legibility was horrible for me.

The hands get lost in the blue sub dials. I couldn’t read the time at all in low light without staring at the watch (which might not be a bad thing to some)

For me, it’s one of the watches that looks (or reads) way better in pictures than in real life


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I am the lucky recipient with Brian’s silver snoopy. It is indeed a truly phenomenal piece and yes, it is somewhat difficult to read in low light. Thanks again Brian for the transaction.

[brandrea]

Originally Posted by logo

Even though all my watches are very easy to read, it’s tough going from an EW, where legibility is an 11/10, to anything else.

That’s very true. The 321 is the most legible watch I own. The difference was night and day between the two. Something I did not anticipate.




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[brandrea]

[QUOTE=Jets_fan44;13342401]

Originally Posted by brandrea

Trust me … it was a difficult decision.

It’s a beautiful watch in every way, but yes the legibility was horrible for me.

The hands get lost in the blue sub dials. I couldn’t read the time at all in low light without staring at the watch (which might not be a bad thing to some)

For me, it’s one of the watches that looks (or reads) way better in pictures than in real life


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I am the lucky recipient with Brian’s silver snoopy. It is indeed a truly phenomenal piece and yes, it is somewhat difficult to read in low light. Thanks again Brian for the transaction.

I’m so happy that we could meet and that the watch went to someone like you, who really appreciates the reference

You have a fantastic collection my friend, and this one is like icing on the cake

[1William]

If it was not right then it was not right. Good move.

[samson66]

Originally Posted by brandrea

Trust me … it was a difficult decision.

It’s a beautiful watch in every way, but yes the legibility was horrible for me.

The hands get lost in the blue sub dials. I couldn’t read the time at all in low light without staring at the watch (which might not be a bad thing to some)

For me, it’s one of the watches that looks (or reads) way better in pictures than in real life


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I hear ya man. Legibility is important for many folks like you and me. Others couldn't care less about it. But I'm with you, if I can't read the time I'm not keeping it. Sold my Moonphase, a watch I really loved, because I couldn't read the date or chrono minute counter.

Reading your feedback makes me believe I made the right decision in going for the white Moonwatch over the Snoopy. I was kind of torn between the two. Legibility is perfect in the white dial even with my aging eyes.

Now, if we could just find you a mint mk1 Sea Dweller somewhere...

[brandrea]

Originally Posted by samson66

I hear ya man. Legibility is important for many folks like you and me. Others couldn't care less about it. But I'm with you, if I can't read the time I'm not keeping it. Sold my Moonphase, a watch I really loved, because I couldn't read the date or chrono minute counter.

Reading your feedback makes me believe I made the right decision in going for the white Moonwatch over the Snoopy. I was kind of torn between the two. Legibility is perfect in the white dial even with my aging eyes.

Now, if we could just find you a mint mk1 Sea Dweller somewhere...

I think you mad e Avery wise choice


You’re a cruel, cruel person Mike


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