And what about the plating and the reliability of the SH4130 movement? (not dandong)
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Who has the tungsten Rainbow Daytona’s?
- Thread starter galevin
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I have 2 apsf daytonas with the same SH movement, the older one is more than a year old and its still holding up great, as it is the most recent one i got
“OMG, I've never heard that Rainbow can reach 225g, is it because of the increased length of the bracelet?
By the way, will the outer cover of the bracelet fall off?”
Check the first post out again on this thread. I have 3 watches in that collection of Rainbows that weigh 225 grams. It’s not due to added length. It’s due to the watches are wrapped in Tungsten. Will the wrapping ever come off? Not for me as I’m not going to wear any of my tungsten rainbows.
By the way, will the outer cover of the bracelet fall off?”
Check the first post out again on this thread. I have 3 watches in that collection of Rainbows that weigh 225 grams. It’s not due to added length. It’s due to the watches are wrapped in Tungsten. Will the wrapping ever come off? Not for me as I’m not going to wear any of my tungsten rainbows.
Flaming, not sure what you mean that the 595’s are out now. They have always been available but at lower quality.
Are they surely wrapped in tungsten, or is it Tungsten wrapped in 316L/904l?
The XING cases?
I can’’t answer that as I’’m not familiar with 316L/904I. All I know is they weigh 225 grams and look great. How they do in the future is unknown to me and as stated I will not be wearing these.
What I've seen is tungsten wrapped in steel, like the interior of the case is the heavy material.