[Deacfan]

Although it was delayed a bit by bad weather, my Stingray arrived today in good order and neatly packed. In these days of sloppy packaging, it is a treat to get something that was carefully packaged. Outstanding! (I like the watch,too!) Best, Johnny

 

[Ryeguy]

^^^^ Nice! You know what they say, “pics or it didn’t happen!”

I hope you can live up to the high standards I set for photographic excellence 😁

 

[Bob1087]

Here’s my Stingray

 

[Ryeguy]

Here’s my Stingray View attachment 16502712 View attachment 16502714

Nice, but I don’t have the wrists for a 45Kmm Stingray.

 

[MrDagon007]

Mine arrived today. Handsome and perfectionist as usual though as I mentioned elsewhere, I find it wearing quite thick, and that’s without a dual layer nato below it.

 

[Ryeguy]

Mine arrived today. Handsome and perfectionist as usual though as I mentioned elsewhere, I find it wearing quite thick, and that’s without a dual layer nato below it.

Interesting you feel it wears somewhat thick for its diameter.

I had not made this observation, but then again, I tend to wear dive watches which are thick simply by their nature. As I swap between this and my MM300, for example, the Stingray II feels slim by comparison.

My yardstick for the "overly thick for the diameter" perception is my old Hamilton Khaki Chrono. It is only 38mm in diameter, yet runs the Val 7750 movement which is pretty thick.

It is a pretty thick watch.

I still really like the fat little guy!

 

[boatswain]

In case anyone is curious I have posted a review of the Stingray II over in the dive forum

Cheers

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