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FightOnSC! · 24 March 2015, 02:39 AM

This got delivered last week but I'll spare you all the unboxing etc.

26400AU forged carbon novelty.

Always been a fan, always wanted one. I thought about the ceramic version for a good two or three weeks but at the end of the day I couldn't justify the price difference. (I do love ceramic though... My ceramic diver is my daily wearer)

I always thought as an owner of the Ginza these two would be too similar for the same collection but after seeing it in person I believe it is an entirely different animal. It definitely wears large and in charge. One thing you don't get with ceramic is how the grain looks in sunlight and the weight is light and comfortable as forged carbon should be. Upon receiving the watch I slapped on the short strap and it fit perfectly.

Quite the happy customer here !

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24 March 2015, 02:39 AM	#1
FightOnSC! "TRF" Member Join Date: Apr 2012 Real Name: J Location: El Lay Watch: AP. Rolex. The end Posts: 636	In-came-ing! This got delivered last week but I'll spare you all the unboxing etc. 26400AU forged carbon novelty. Always been a fan, always wanted one. I thought about the ceramic version for a good two or three weeks but at the end of the day I couldn't justify the price difference. (I do love ceramic though... My ceramic diver is my daily wearer) I always thought as an owner of the Ginza these two would be too similar for the same collection but after seeing it in person I believe it is an entirely different animal. It definitely wears large and in charge. One thing you don't get with ceramic is how the grain looks in sunlight and the weight is light and comfortable as forged carbon should be. Upon receiving the watch I slapped on the short strap and it fit perfectly. Quite the happy customer here ! Sent from my iPhone 6 using Tapatalk

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