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December 20, 2006

Sinn U2 Diver

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The Sinn U2 case is made out of German submarine steel that is guaranteed to be corrosion-proof, as well as impervious to salt water. The bezel is almost scratch-proof due to a process called "Tegiment" which causes steel to harden to ceramic levels. It is a GMT, which is very convenient if you are not in your home time zone. I am not sure the dial and look really appeals to me, but the 2000m dive depth, German engineering and GMT function definitely does.

Comments

Since this posting in 2006, I have learned more about the Sinn brand. Now I can honestly say they make some awesome timepieces. And they are affordable too.

agreed with poster above, when i saw the pictures online before receiving the watch, i didn't liked the looks too much.

but as soon i got the watch, i realised that it looks way better in real life than in pictures.


There are really no pictures of this watch that do it justice. It's big, robust, legible, very clean graphically, and keeps astonishingly good time.

Chris

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