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Old Yesterday, 04:02 PM   #31
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In the real world there is no real Mk stuff only on the internet yes there are a few slight colour variations but like most all ceramic items especially reds and blue when firing batch to batch there will be slight variations.
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Old Yesterday, 04:56 PM   #32
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Yeeaaahhh we can respectfully agree to disagree.
This has to go both ways - you can't vilify me for one post yet allow other TRF members to post with impunity, almost daily, and in an incredibly condescending and judgmental manner, when they don't like or agree with something - nickname's, MK differentiation, watches being out of spec given xxx thousand seconds in a day, not using your watch as a tool, yada yada yada.




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If you use a spectrophotometer there are probably more differences to be found. So Mk1, 2, 3, 4, 5 …
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If you use a spectrophotometer there are probably more differences to be found. So Mk1, 2, 3, 4, 5 …
Yep. See post #2.
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Old Yesterday, 08:00 PM   #35
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Mk1/Mk2/Mk3


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In the real world there is no real Mk stuff only on the internet yes there are a few slight colour variations but like most all ceramic items especially reds and blue when firing batch to batch there will be slight variations.
Horrible take, LOL
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