sinn 656 vs rolex explorer | sinn 556 review sinn 656 vs rolex explorer Bottom line, the Explorer is hands down my favourite both in size and quality, but the Sinn more than holds its own especially considering the price differential. $8,999.00
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Bottom line, the Explorer is hands down my favourite both in size and quality, but the Sinn more than holds its own especially considering the price differential.I am a proud owner of the Sinn 856 UTC, but I am thinking of buying my first . The 656 and Rolex subdate are my most-worn watches. I'm actual pretty happy with the lume on the 656, I guess the large hands make up for any deficiency in the lume. In . I am a proud owner of the Sinn 856 UTC, but I am thinking of buying my first Rolex, and I am wondering if the Explorer II would be worth the extra money seeing as though .
The 38mm automatic 556A Red Special Edition embodies the rugged reliability for which Sinn is rightly known, including 200m water resistance (thank you dual-seal crown lock). .
I currently have a Rolex Explorer 39mm and am in the process of selling (file this under grail fail.). I'm looking for a replacement and thought the Sinn might fit the gap. Does . Bottom line, the Explorer is hands down my favourite both in size and quality, but the Sinn more than holds its own especially considering the price differential.
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The 656 and Rolex subdate are my most-worn watches. I'm actual pretty happy with the lume on the 656, I guess the large hands make up for any deficiency in the lume. In reality, I rarely need to know the time after dark, so I guess I'm .
We opted for the 556 A (for “alphabet”) in our alternative-themed Buyer’s Guide, since this variation more closely echoes the modern Rolex Explorer. Sinn’s history as a maker of mission timers and flight instrumentation is clearly reflected in the 556. I am a proud owner of the Sinn 856 UTC, but I am thinking of buying my first Rolex, and I am wondering if the Explorer II would be worth the extra money seeing as though I already have the 856 UTC, or should I stick to the Rolex Oyster Perpetual (ref: 114300). The 38mm automatic 556A Red Special Edition embodies the rugged reliability for which Sinn is rightly known, including 200m water resistance (thank you dual-seal crown lock). The transparent caseback showcases a “top grade” ETA .
I currently have a Rolex Explorer 39mm and am in the process of selling (file this under grail fail.). I'm looking for a replacement and thought the Sinn might fit the gap. Does anyone have experience with both the Sinn and Rolex Explorer?
The Sinn 556 is the German manufacturer's bare-bones pilot's watch model. It's the most affordable in all of Sinn's lineup, coming in at ,530 on a bracelet. And for that money it's more about what you don't get – there are no bells and whistles here; its charm lies in its absolute simplicity. I often hear of the Sinn being compared to the Rolex explorer as almost a cheaper alternative. That’s why I kinda like the numbers. They remind me of that explorer aesthetic. If you had the option, would you buy ONE Rolex Explorer OR Seiko Alpinist (Presage) + Junghans Meister Chronoscope (Calendar) + Sinn U1? I love all of these watches and would really like to thank all of you in advance for your honest opinions and your help but also information on WHY you would decide either way.I own an Explorer, and this Sinn and a couple of their other models are the same kind of watch - no fuss handsome tool watches that could be dressed up on leather. With this on your wrist you don't need a Rolex, IMO.
Bottom line, the Explorer is hands down my favourite both in size and quality, but the Sinn more than holds its own especially considering the price differential. The 656 and Rolex subdate are my most-worn watches. I'm actual pretty happy with the lume on the 656, I guess the large hands make up for any deficiency in the lume. In reality, I rarely need to know the time after dark, so I guess I'm .
We opted for the 556 A (for “alphabet”) in our alternative-themed Buyer’s Guide, since this variation more closely echoes the modern Rolex Explorer. Sinn’s history as a maker of mission timers and flight instrumentation is clearly reflected in the 556. I am a proud owner of the Sinn 856 UTC, but I am thinking of buying my first Rolex, and I am wondering if the Explorer II would be worth the extra money seeing as though I already have the 856 UTC, or should I stick to the Rolex Oyster Perpetual (ref: 114300). The 38mm automatic 556A Red Special Edition embodies the rugged reliability for which Sinn is rightly known, including 200m water resistance (thank you dual-seal crown lock). The transparent caseback showcases a “top grade” ETA . I currently have a Rolex Explorer 39mm and am in the process of selling (file this under grail fail.). I'm looking for a replacement and thought the Sinn might fit the gap. Does anyone have experience with both the Sinn and Rolex Explorer?
The Sinn 556 is the German manufacturer's bare-bones pilot's watch model. It's the most affordable in all of Sinn's lineup, coming in at ,530 on a bracelet. And for that money it's more about what you don't get – there are no bells and whistles here; its charm lies in its absolute simplicity. I often hear of the Sinn being compared to the Rolex explorer as almost a cheaper alternative. That’s why I kinda like the numbers. They remind me of that explorer aesthetic. If you had the option, would you buy ONE Rolex Explorer OR Seiko Alpinist (Presage) + Junghans Meister Chronoscope (Calendar) + Sinn U1? I love all of these watches and would really like to thank all of you in advance for your honest opinions and your help but also information on WHY you would decide either way.
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