Enjoying the GSAR in snowy Halifax. In the second pic there is a clear example of why Canadian warships are painted in their particular shade of grey.
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Kristian
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Ottawa, ON, Canada
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7.00”
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17.78 cm
Watch fit for the weather 🫡🪖
I was about to buy the white face version of the GSAR (with the red maple leaf), but instead purchased a Mühle Glashütte S.A.R Rescue-Timer Lumen. How do you like your Marathon?
I was about to buy the white face version of the GSAR (with the red maple leaf), but instead purchased a Mühle Glashütte S.A.R Rescue-Timer Lumen. How do you like your Marathon?
I love it. It is a chunky tool diver made for purpose. I also love the practicality of tritium tube's for use at night.
I own three Marathons, though only one GSAR. My other two are a Navigator, and a Steel Navigator.
Love the Candian beef logo 🇨🇦!
I love it. It is a chunky tool diver made for purpose. I also love the practicality of tritium tube's for use at night.
I own three Marathons, though only one GSAR. My other two are a Navigator, and a Steel Navigator.
The tritium was a big selling point for me. I’ll have to save up and get one of these later this year.
The tritium was a big selling point for me. I’ll have to save up and get one of these later this year.
If you're not set on a GSAR, the steel Navigators come in HAQ and automatic. They are thinner, and wear better than the chunky GSAR does.
Thanks for the reco. I’ll take a look at the Navigators.