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herzausstahl wrote:Wah I also have some old swatches... Must go take photo

Silverguy, I like your blue dial chrono man, swee!!! Quick go restore it with a nice bracelet!

I got a the original bracelet. Wash two times still don't look gim gim....quick quick.. show your best shots.

Here is the one with bracelet.


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If the bracelet is SS, get capecod cloth...

roo7 wrote:If the bracelet is SS, get capecod cloth...

silverguy wrote: I got a the original bracelet. Wash two times still don't look gim gim....quick quick.. show your best shots.

Here is the one with bracelet.


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This one confirm not SS, it's something like bead blast Aluminium. I have about 8 of this.

Oh alu I dunno liao lol.


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I think the only way is to replace the bracelet but the tone of new bracelet will not match my aging watch.....

Digged this out from my closet last nite... slapped on my wrist today...
About to Coming close to 17yrs liao... or 15? Released in 1995?

Ed.YEO wrote:Digged this out from my closet last nite... slapped on my wrist today...
About to Coming close to 17yrs liao... or 15?

Wow... Nice piece

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silverguy wrote:Wow... Nice piece

YAH! It was the initial combination of the dial design and the velcro feel style strap that caught my eye when i bought this piece. Really fits the theme "western country side" well.

Some old keeps digged out in the last few weeks...

last week


today...

my 1986 Sir Swatch..never been worn and only one I kept from sold collection.

my only collectible swatch series,lol

Swatch Hour & Minute

Digged another 10+yrs piece from my collection for exposure today...

Too bad, the 1/10 split second subdial is spoilt for a certain time.

One another IRONY ALUMINIUM Chrono that's 10+yrs. At least the subdial @ 2 is still working!

The RACING theme pattern clearly printed on the dial.

ALUMINIUM IRONY released 10yrs+ ago in 2001.

A little decorations of red hands, makes this piece looks more closer to RACING theme.

IRONY Chrono released more than 12yrs! Can't remember got it when...more than 10yrs if not wrong.


Zoom in can see the year of the release, dial doesn't look cheap! Luckily, the subdial doesn't like the others in the Aluminum series... couldn't work after more than 10yrs of ownership...


Polished, and chromy surface of bracelet and case... a headache, a finger magnet...



Cyclops free crystal... good and clear view on time reading!


Reference-
http://www.swatch.com/zz_en/watches/fin ... S411G.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I hv an old Swatch POP pocket watch.
Use to have a happy joe and a irony chrono, but both are sold.

Here is mine,

IRONY Chrono released more than 10yrs! Can't remember got it when...more than 9yrs if not wrong.


Zoom in can see the year of the release, subdial doesn't look lack of details! Unfortunately due to the slightly darker tone, the subdial's lines gets easily ignored...


Polished, and chromy surface of bracelet and case... a headache, a finger magnet...



Odd cyclops, odd position... always thought that a droplet of water not removed... duh...


Surprisingly... there're lume applied on the well layout dial! But not so strong after more than 10yrs...


Reference-
http://www.swatch.com/zz_en/watches/fin ... S438G.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Now you make me wanna dig out my collection. Dunno whether still working....

From the year printed on the dial, this model is definitely released more than 13yrs. However... i couldn't remember when did i get this, as i was very particular about the hands design...


Satin and silky blue dial, with bluish subdial hands. Luckily, the subdials are chromy colored, offers better contrast in split timing telling.


Polished, and chromy surface of bracelet and case... a headache, a finger magnet...



As with other IRONY Chronos... the crystal is plastic, and subjected to scratches...


Reference-
http://www.swatch.com/zz_en/watches/fin ... S412G.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;