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Golden Ellipse · 28 November 2022, 11:18 AM

That’s a great watch. I have the SBGY003, an earlier limited dial. Since you mention thinness, something to note: the watch can be even thinner. Something many don’t know is that this deployant can easily convert to a pin buckle with no additional parts. Do that, and you’ll have something even more svelte.

Crown & Shield · 28 November 2022, 08:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Golden Ellipse

That’s a great watch. I have the SBGY003, an earlier limited dial. Since you mention thinness, something to note: the watch can be even thinner. Something many don’t know is that this deployant can easily convert to a pin buckle with no additional parts. Do that, and you’ll have something even more svelte.

You still need to find a GS prong buckle...

tifosi · 29 November 2022, 01:18 AM

I would never remove a deployant for a regular tang buckle, but thanks for the tip.

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Golden Ellipse 2024 Pledge Member Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Family first Posts: 652	That’s a great watch. I have the SBGY003, an earlier limited dial. Since you mention thinness, something to note: the watch can be even thinner. Something many don’t know is that this deployant can easily convert to a pin buckle with no additional parts. Do that, and you’ll have something even more svelte.

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