The Only Watch I've Ever Purchased...Twice

[@NateMcLoughlin1]

It's me, I'm the cousin. The 104 has been my daily driver for the 6 years since I bought it from ya Teddy. So glad we have this story, and the watch has grown with us over the years. Perfect watch for me, and I've had it for the majority of my professional pilot career. Love ya cuz!

[@viktor1511]

Hello there

[@RyanJosephDaley]

I love my Sinn! I also have another German made watch from Damasko. You’d also like this brand!

[@labiapharts]

No, I'm the cousin! I'm a pilot. Vrooom. You can totes believe me because I said so in a YT comment. 😂

[@TrccrT]

@@labiaphartsHe got two hearts in the past in the comments by teddy himself

[@AnthonyMartinez]

I may go in on of these myself. My piloting to date has mostly been timed with a Hamilton Khaki Aviation Pilot Pioneer and I really love the countdown bezel for timing legs. The 104 having superior lume and WR kind of seals the deal I think. The Hammy won’t go anywhere since I used it on my ASEL Private checkride. Perhaps my son will use it for the same thing one day.

[@Jay_Bee1]

Did anyone else also love the personal aspect of the video? I think it’s great for Teddy to share deeper stories about watches and his collection!

[@devon7635]

yes!

[@thenotedoctor007]

I did!!

[@FrankBrabec]

It’s what our hobby is about!

[@wonderwatch2239]

Absolutely 👌

[@hqt946]

I love hearing peoples personal stories over watches! It’s part of the reason i became intrigued with watches just a couple of years ago

[@Czeron01]

Teddy don’t apologise for giving a personal take on a watch. This is actually way better content. Please do more like this!

[@CompassIIDX]

Agreed.

[@mvseaurchin7455]

Teddy, I appreciate that you have shown so much love for Sinn watches over the years when you have never been an authorized retailer of the brand. It demonstrates your true passion for the hobby.

[@g.shumway5925]

To my knowledge, I think there’s only one US AD (Watchbuys in North Carolina), and only one AD service provider (that watchmaker Pennsylvania whose name escapes me at the moment). I mainly sold my Sinn 103 due to future service costs and turnaround.

[@NippleSauce]

​@@g.shumway5925That is correct. And the official AD that covers warranty repairs (though they didn't do them cleanly when I've used them two times in the past) would be RGM.

[@GilbertRose-u1u]

It’s RGM

[@g.shumway5925]

@@GilbertRose-u1u Ah yes, thank you. In Lancaster, which was the original home of Hamilton as well.

[@GilbertRose-u1u]

@@g.shumway5925 right you are! I’ve been to RGM and Roland is quality old school.

[@hannesprassl7132]

0 - +2 secs is remarkable, as is the the entire watch. Hats off to Sinn. Amendment: No need to apologize for telling your story with this watch (model), instead of simply reviewing it. Even though you did provide a lot of technical data points and measurements in the video. The emotional perspective of owning a watch is an important aspect, after you you bought it based on technical data points. In my opinion you perfectly offered this perspective, based on your experience with this watch. Thank you Teddy.

[@compaqdeskpro5770]

@@hannesprassl7132 Strongly agree, the personal connection made the video.

[@brittle1]

No idea where you got -2/+2 sec accuracy figure from, but the Sinn 104 uses a Sellita SW220-1 and even if Sinn does regulate it themselves it'll probably only get -4/+4 sec accuracy

[@hannesprassl7132]

@@brittle1 At 09:22 Teddy mentions that he measured this 104 to run 0/+2 and shortly before that talsk about his experience with movements adjusted by Sinn to run at better rates than those quoted by Sellita. I do get you point though, watch companies that just buy the movements and case them up, can just deliver to the level that Sellita regulates.

[@brittle1]

@@hannesprassl7132 it's one thing to test one watch at one point in time. It is another thing to give a manufacturer's accuracy spec warranty tested across every single timepiece released within a model, which to my knowledge, Sinn does not do such a thing because manufacturer tolerance and variance exists. Teddy and others reporting 2 second accuracy per day could have just gotten lucky with a good batch of Sellita movements.

[@morepanicboy7120]

​​​@@brittle1 dude, one of the orient bambinos teddy reviewed has an accuracy of +2 second a day. That's probably an anomaly, but it's normal for a watch to run much more accurate than the claimed accuracy

[@joewhite6875]

Hamilton khaki auto 38: 3x Hamilton khaki navy scuba: 2x Tudor Heritage Chrono: 2x Tudor BB58 blue: 2x Oris Divers 65: 2x Calls to my therapist today: not enough times.

[@Kpwn]

I've had my eye on the Hamilton Khaki Auto recently. I'm glad to hear it's a watch you've repeatedly come back to, but why did you have to keep coming back to it? Were they gifts for other people, or have you worn them for so many years that they gave out and had to be fully replaced?

[@joewhite6875]

@@Kpwn sold to fund other watches. Then missed it so bought it back haha

[@LanguagesWithAndrew]

Just buy the diver you *really* want (that's what I suspect is going on here: you actually want something more expensive like a Sub, Seamaster, or 50 Fathoms and keep buying and selling and then buying again these "placeholder" watches). Just save for however long it takes and buy the diver you really want.

[@avarmauk]

This made me chuckle 😂

[@AndrewH89]

This comment hits a little too close to home 💸

[@guillaumemichel3156]

I purchased my white dial Sinn 104 almost 3 years ago after watching as many reviews as I could. It has since been a corner stone of my collection and it is not going anywhere now. I actually tried to put it for sale, a bit because it was a period when I was wearing it less but also as an experiment to see what kind of interest it would get. As soon as I got into the conversation with a potential buyer, I just took a 180° turn. The idea of selling just felt like a mistake. It's been everywhere with me, is showing definite signs of use, keeps remarkable time and gives me joy to wear every time. I nickname it "my ol'buddy Sinn". Incidentally, I purchased a 556 5 days ago, and this little guy is just on the same route as its older sibling. Great video, I am 100% with you on this watch, happy for you that you finally got it back!

[@oceantang2324]

I absolutely endorse this type of video, Teddy. Watches are so much more than their dials, movements and case design. They're about the stories, the adventures, and the life lessons they represent, and I love hearing about them! Make more of these if you can!

[@compaqdeskpro5770]

I keep getting Patek Phillippe ads. I'm wearing a Timex Field Mechanical lol

[@DonRaynor]

I have a Dam Henry 1970 and I keep getting Rolex ads too. I don't even get why Rolex advertises. You can't buy one even if you want one.

[@Yoshikaable]

I bet that means KZbin put Teddy in the top tier of monetization. Good for you Teddy I'm proud of u

[@steinhummer]

Nice backstory to this watch. As a Sinn user for nearly 40 years now (mostly with a handwound 103 St) I can feel what you were missing: a decent no-nonsense tool that has a good quality and a prize tag that makes you really use it. Enjoy your 104 and thanks for all the interesting videos!

[@lukeyoung4441]

Love that you shared about your personal connection to the watch. Very nice blend of tech specs plus your personal sentiment. Towards the end of the video, just before your apology to those looking for something more technical, I found myself thinking - Teddy is a great story teller and it's nice hearing a little about his story. Thanks for sharing!

[@steve_zissou]

No need to apologize. Its an honest review, honest video. We need more authenticity in the world today, and this is great. I would love to see this watch in all-satin or tegimented steel though. Its the best all-around watch that Sinn makes.

[@shawnmac1938]

I have never heard a more eloquently captivating presentation. Thoughtfully produced with a wealth of technical information, delivered expertly! I cant wait to rewatch this several more times. Such a good watch! Thank you Teddy

[@andrehernandez3193]

I loved how you weaved your personal journey into the description of the watch. It is because of your video of Sinn 556 that purchased my own 556-A-RS. I too have created memories with family with this watch. Thank you for sharing your personal experiences with us.

[@BaddogSports]

The more I watch Teddy’s videos, the more watches I add to the list for future purchase

[@cagataysucu439]

Two times huh? *Laughs in Jody from JOMW and his Oris Diver 65s"

[@allanbergsma3256]

Hold my Fosters mate

[@briane1116]

HAHAHAHA! I was thinking of exactly that 😂

[@BawdyBadger]

His channel should be "Just One More Oris Diver" 🤣🤣

[@drbobsnightmare2521]

​@allanbergsma3256 No one, and I mean NO one, in Australia drinks Fosters. I think they're embarrassed that they even export it.

[@alanbowles1985]

@@BawdyBadgerJealousy is a terrible trait, you can seek help, but there is no guarantee of a cure. 👌

[@mhelchenmoller]

This video could not have come at a better timing. I've been looking at my collecrion lately and there was a watch I let go off and am regretting, seeing this video helped me make a decision and now I'm purchasing it again. Thanks Teddy!

[@GPMS94]

I'm planning on buying my first really serious watch in a few months' time, and my current frontrunner is the Sinn 556 - I've been watching your videos about yours, and it's great to hear you talk again about your love for the Sinn brand. Thanks for another great video!

[@ichibansantos10]

It's great to hear the stories that come from your collection. They make the journey more meaningful

[@kellysrestorations.7397]

I love my Sinn 104 ST SA A !!! It was a big purchase for me. I bought it to mark being in remission a second time. It's on my wrist unless I'm wearing a beater when I'm working in the garage.

[@chuckmontgomery7571]

I just got my first Sinn delivered yesterday. I went with the 556 A on the H link. I really like it.

[@jakedooom]

It’s really nice to hear your personal enthusiasm about this watch, shining through this presentation.

[@gertfrobe9933]

My favorite watch in my collection. My wife got me the limited run white dial matte case finish. The most versatile watch in the game.

[@SweetyNutmeg1]

My wife's boyfriend also gifted me the exact same model you have - I felt ecstatic about it

[@jhford1234]

The personal stories are what separates your review from anyone else out there. Appreciate the insight and perspective. Thanks for sharing!

[@Edyth_Hedd]

LOVE the design of the hands on this Sinn. It's such a simple thing, yet it's amazing how often watchmakers miss the opportunity to do a memorable hand design.

[@afuentesalburo]

Thank you for sharing your personal experience; one of the reasons why I follow you is because you are a collector by emotion and logic, not for pure business. And yes, I’ll look for a 104 (I shouldn’t, I already have more than what I can wear, but… anyway…)

[@joshgarretson7416]

I love the white dial so much I just bought a Sinn U2.W EZM5! It's a big, bulky dive watch that I can't stop staring at. I really appreciate hearing the personal story behind your watches. Keep it up!

[@Justme0495]

I own a U50 with fully tegimented case. Yesterday I slammed it into the door frame of an elevator while I was carrying heavy bar tables. It didn't sound good and I was affraid to have damaged it in the process. I inspected the watch, but couldn't find anything. Nothing. Not even a slight blemish. This watch looks, like nothing happend and fresh out of the box. Since that moment I'm simply in awe. I couldn't love this damn thing more. It's going nowhere. Sinn really does make great watches. They are the G Shock of german watches!

[@richardattridge3182]

I have the Sinn U50 SDR , fully tegimented, and it’s awesome watch.

[@DisplayKeesBack]

I have a Sinn 105. I love that watch. Using the german day wheel for extra toolishness!

[@kylewinter2297]

The Sinn 556a was my first “nice” watch. I still love it to this day and it will never leave my collection. Thanks for continuing to highlight this brand, which is an enthusiast favorite for good reason.

[@ElectricShadowsZone]

I enjoyed this video. I think it's one of your best. It's great to hear a personal story rather than a slick watch review.

[@lechad]

no need to ever apologize Teddy! great storytelling is what makes this whole thing interesting, specs are found everywhere. maybe more story on the pilot as well!

[@DavidSmith-xc2xz]

Nice! My 104 B is about to turn 5 years old in October and I'm still wearing it most days. I wish my H-Link had the quick adjust!

[@scottlynch5804]

I bought the Omega Speedmaster twice. I grew bored of it the first time around and then missed it terribly!!!! It's such a classic, goes with anything and is the quintessential "strap monster." It will never leave my collection now.

[@virgilhowarth7394]

Same here! I sold my first one in 1976 online. Regretted it and in 2022 bought the latest lowest edition model. Will never get rid of this one.

[@gotshpilkes]

Who couldn't see this coming? Teddy talks about the 104, kind of a lot, and always speaks wistfully about gifting it away.

[@wdipuccio]

Love hearing about your personal experiences with watches. Like you said, obtaining watches is a purely emotional pursuit so hearing your story and connection is very interesting and fun!

[@ER-me1ii]

Teddy your romantic treatment rather than a purely sterile review of these watches is appreciated. We watch collectors whatever our budget are a bit touched in the head. No one needs one yet our desire for them is so strong. It’s not logical. It’s something else. It’s something in the heart that we ponder in our head. I like specs but the stories are even greater. I just picked one up on line for 1250. What a score. Got a great deal and can’t wait to get it on my wrist. It’s got a black dial and I’ve been wanting for a black dial although I can see why you are so drawn to the white. Enjoy.

[@markstekelenburg8508]

Great video and a very nice story. Your stories about your watching journey are really nice to hear.

[@curtisleblanc1880]

loved hearing the back story. In fact, one of your videos helped inspire me to buy a 104 (along with a number of other factors) and I absolutely love it! I bought it for a special occasion and have loved it for a few years. Looking forward to the next time I get to Germany to buy another Sinn. Also, loving my Marathon that I bought from you. - A loyal Canadian follower

[@RobbieBest-to9kb]

Really great video Teddy. The storytelling is just as interesting, if not more, than the straight up reviews. These things we wear on our wrists are about so much more than specs.

[@TriforceRich]

Loved the nice change of pace with this video and I found it pretty bold that you made a video like this on a brand your store doesn't carry.

[@jasonh8043]

Hey Teddy B. Jason H. here from N.J. Another excellent video made even better by your personal thoughts and feeling about a particular timepiece. Please keep up the great work. I hope your store is doing well. Best to You and Yours.

[@alpinistbear]

Your added backstory enhanced the video. Please continue with more in future videos, at your discretion of course.

[@dhagler912]

Over the years I have purchased two different Seiko Monsters, two Citizen Orcas, and two Captain Willards. So I totally get it. Great video, Teddy!

[@scrtmz]

teddy is one of the people I can listen to without feeling bored.

[@tylerjames646]

Such a good looking watch. Kinda want one now, thanks lol. Also, regarding the final words of this video, I would actually enjoy hearing more stories about your watch collecting journey, Teddy.

[@chriscon8463]

Gorgeous watch! I confess that I’d rather have a count-up bezel instead of account-down, but I don’t think that would keep me from buying the watch. I’d love it if they put this clasp on the 556!

[@ashutoshtewari274]

Hey Teddy, I absolutely love your watch reviews-you’re always showcasing some incredible timepieces! I have a suggestion that I think could add something special to your videos. How about including a short segment, maybe thirty seconds to a minute, where we can just listen to the mechanical sounds of the watches? Hearing the crown winding, the ticking of the movement, and the click of the pushers would be such a satisfying ASMR experience. I think it would really enhance the enjoyment of your reviews!

[@joninils1]

Sold my Sinn U50 and immediately regretted it. Now I'm going to order a new one, but your 104 is also on the wish list

[@johnmexico61]

I don’t pay close attention to Sinn, and I never think of it with a white dial. It is beautiful! Thanks for showing this.

[@JPF_311]

I’m new to the channel tho it’s immediately evident Teddy’s a good guy who wants to share his passion with others & provides info to his audience for their benefit

[@yoursureshotphotographypra8961]

Awesome Teddy. The delivery of yours is well prepared and a pleasure to listen to. You are my number 1 go to watch enthusiast from the beginning like 18 months ago. Cheers and great work!

[@r.ryansadeghian8060]

Just received mine in mint condition. Absolute beauty. Thank you for introducing it to us. I was looking at so many other brands until I came across your vidoe and found a mint condition on ebay in Japan. It's gorgeous. ❤ I recently relocated to OH so I'm planning on visiting your store one of these days.

[@kriztu]

Lovely video. Really appreciated the personal experience on the watch. Only wish the new clasp was featured more, since this is an update many Sinn fans have been waiting for. I hope you do a more focused video on it 👍

[@alc1824]

Loved the video Teddy!! I do have owned a few Sinn and currently have the U 50S completely black diver and absolutely love it! I really thinking about getting the GMT even though I also have a polar dial Explorer II

[@anthonycusumano3432]

I actually love the backstory about you owning the watch and buying it again. Like many others, I find this more appealing than hearing about the specs. Well done Teddy. This is why I watch your videos more than any other watch reviewer. More of these types of videos would be awesome.

[@coffeeisgood102]

Congrats on your purchase. Hope you enjoy it for a long time

[@mohjaiswal5773]

LOVED THE BACKSTORY TEDDY! more power to you and the team :)

[@mikeloshak6772]

No need to apologise, the more personal touch is appreciated. I've owned the black dial version for a couple of years now and it's one of the main stalwarts in my collection; solid, elegant and reliable. I've even been thinking about getting the white dial as well just because I love the 104 so much!

[@nickbavas5864]

Love the watch brother. What timing ,I just received my Sinn 104 black dial with brown strap in the mail today in a trade with an member of watch gang Facebook group. Oh my what a marvel. I’ve always wanted a German made timepiece in my collection . Super excited to wear it to dinner tonight. Thank you for your videos they are an inspiration to all of us in this wonderful hobby. God bless

[@jacobrich7785]

Really enjoy these types of videos, your knowledge plus a personal touch makes for really engaging content

[@Mountain-Hiker]

You are on the money here, Teddy. The instant visibility, day or night, is unmatched.

[@masterplasterfireblaster4749]

Teddy please do more personal aspects when you review watches. I love hearing your personal stories related to your collection. I know you’re hesitant to share your actual SOTC, but as a fan of not just watches but of YOU, I really hope one day you can do it 🙏

[@robbiecleighmarks3088]

Great job Teddy, excellent video as always

[@chrisgilling1977]

Always good to hear a story Teddy . After all , what else do we have if we don’t have stories to tell . Keep up the good work , All the best , Chris Gilling .

[@kevinong1735]

Teddy, your backstory is what gives this video soul; otherwise, it’s just a spec sheet with moving pictures. The Sinn 104 is such a versatile piece. I’ve paired my Sinn 104 I St Sa with Tropic, leather, nylon, and cork straps with polished hardware. It looks great on all of them! That new bracelet looks like a great upgrade!

[@canadianwatchmonkey3992]

Ive purchased the BB58 blue 3 times and a Panerai 380 x 2 these will now never leave my collection

[@mattshaffer5935]

Beautiful story and beautiful watch. Thanks for sharing!

[@brianskehan6388]

Never really thought about a Sinn but this watch is beautiful. On another note. I turned my brother on to your channel/content and he recently purchased. Mido for you. Cheers from Boston and keep the content coming.

[@pedroelcato]

Watches can be such a personal journey. An experience which contains its own emotions. Love this piece, Teddy. This 104 will be my next acquisition…. I’m not there yet.

[@sethmattson118]

Love this…the Sinn 104 anthracite dial was my first truly great watch. It is my adventure watch, and has been all over the crazies and bridger mountain ranges in Montana. It’s been in countless alpine lake plunges, and has accompanied me in catching hundreds of high altitude trout. One of the best adventure watches out there! And it just looks plain great

[@betog.6229]

Love these more personal videos from Teddy. Great watch too!

[@digitalentinc]

I bought my first Sinn, the T50 a couple months ago and absolutely love it. Like you my Sinn doesn't quite fit the rest of my collection, but there's something so undeniably cool about it!

[@OffCourseOfCourse]

Great video! I have a Sinn 556A on the H-link bracelet and I really like it; in fact it's a daily wearer to work as an ER nurse. The 104 is next on my list...👍

[@jtirello3_111]

The 356 caught my eye in a mid-2000’s edition of WatchTime and I’ve always wanted one… even more so now. Great video!

[@pickleballstudent8523]

Love this watch! One of my favorites in my collection. My only gripes... I wish it was a bit more legible. My older eyes has hard time seeing white on white. Also, I wish the lume lasted longer. Besides that, I love everything about this watch.The action on the bezel is on bearings, I think and it feels like it. Good decision, Teddy!

[@kaliber73]

I know the feeling! Sold a 103 St Sa Ar UTC years ago. Regretted selling it ever since. Bought a 103 St Diapal a week ago. Even better with the 2nd time zone and a wonderful grey and black dial. It is a keeper.

[@GilbertRose-u1u]

Sinn-THE tool watch! I have an 857 UTC and soon will add a UX. My old Subby stays in a box and when I want to dress a bit better I put on my Grand Seiko Spring Drive. But-The Sinn is my no-nonsense watch. Form follows function! Total Bauhaus!

[@SamuelTyree1]

Never apologize for sharing your passion.

[@aniruddhatiwari7959]

LOVE YOU TEDDY FROM INDIA because you only increased interest in watch industries....

[@BoboacaDoxaras]

What an amazing outcome for a beautiful watch. Always a pleasure to see amzwatch work your magic. Thanks for sharing this transformation with us!

[@vedranbozicevic1111]

Got 556A RS but I considered and 104. Congrats! Great time piece, real GADA watch!

[@Love_Sharma_]

Teddy posts a video! Our day is good 🙌

[@Chrissepisje]

Nice review, nice rumination. I much more appreciate this sort of chat from a collector than a clinical review. Congratulations with the Sinn, it's a cracking watch I've eyed myself many a times. One of my favourites of the brand. To be honest, my own journey has been one of constant and painstaking upgrades. My SARB033 has turned into an SGBX265 Grand Seiko, and the whole slew of dive watches I've owned, both from Seiko (SKX007, SKX009, Baby Tuna, Mini Turtle, Stargate, Uemura, Slim Turtle, and some of those twice) and from smaller brands like Yema and Baltic have all disappeared when I recently bought a Marinemaster SJE099. I thought I was done with tool watches as my collection drifted into ever dressier territory. There's Cartier, Grand Seiko, The Citizen, Nomos, an UG Ferrovie dello Stato Mk II, and even Kurono Tokyo, but when I strapped that SJE099 on it gave me an odd sense of perfection. It may be a honeymoon phase, but I struggle to think of a reason to wear anything else. I rotate through my watches, but I find myself thinking about the Marinemaster and it's gloriously compact 39mm case. I've had a love affair with Seiko since 2007, when I dumped a Speedy Reduced that kept on breaking in favour of an unremarkable titanium Seiko chronograph that would not quit or budge, regardless of the abuse I put it through, and this thing is a nice culmination of that connection to the brand. It's not entirely full circle, but close enough to understand where you're coming from here.

[@QuikRik_]

This is it, Teddy!! The sign I was waiting for to buy a Sinn 556i!!

[@underwaterlevelz1947]

This happens in all hobbies, whether you're into watches, motorcycles, video games, etc.

[@MJamilHoque]

Sinn has been on my radar for over 6-years and only purchased mine in 2024 and I love my 856.

[@chakatrain]

Among other things, wanted to say that your lighting quality is getting quite excellent.

[@Clint_the_Audio-Photo_Guy]

I love the white dials too. "Stormtrooper Colors". I drive a white truck, I built my theater using white speakers. I've got white doors, trim, and wainscotting in my house. Vanilla ice cream is my favorite... I built a custom white computer, ect. It's clean. If white is an option, I usually will take it. It's probably why I'm not a big fan of Chronographs, because the dial is less clean, though the white Speedmaster has me reconsidering my position, lol.

[@atman2]

Got this as a wedding gift from my wife, black dial and the old clasp version. This is getting the most time on my wrist time for sure. Love this watch.

[@leosjan1]

Love your personal story about this watch. More!

[@Martinhauer]

Hi Teddy you have a beautiful Sinn104. I also have one in green metallic and 10 other Sinn watches (103 St ty HD, 103 Klassik, 104, 105 UTC, 140, 144,, U1, 206 Arktis, 757 Ii, 903 St) and so I am a real Sinn fan boy. Especially in today's price structure, Sinn still represents a good price-performance ratio for me. Have fun wearing your Sinn 104.

[@MrPolly1120]

As a watch collector as well. No truer words ever spoken, all our watches are sign posts in our life journey!

[@brians2733]

I also own the 104 white dial, but with the leather strap. It makes for an unassuming travel watch, and most people (thieves especially) don’t give it a second look. While I prefer my Omega Aqua Terra GMT when traveling, there are places you don’t want the local yearly salary on your wrist.

[@Jason-hv4eu]

Teddy, Great video! I appreciate your take on the watch and sharing your story 😊

[@tuck1760]

love Sinn, and i've been wanting to add this to my collection as well. I have a Sinn Hydro that my dad sent to me when i was living and diving in Thailand. It is a beast and my favorite watch in my collection by far! it means so much to me.

[@vishwasnagaraju8260]

You just made me like Sinn so much. Thank you Teddy. Indeed the watch look great.

[@Gumby56]

Glad you are back with a favorite watch ,I know the feeling.

[@shj2000]

This was an enjoyable narration. Well thought out and also heart felt. 👍

[@fritzheiby4630]

I recently added the Sinn 1746 Porcelain Adler (handpainted Coat of Arms of Frankfurt) to my collection. The dial is absolutely beautiful. I also own the Sinn 6068 B Frankfurt Dual Time Zone & the Sinn U50...both fantastic watches.