[Ray Knight]

We just got some prototypes together for pics. These ones are really awesome. There is still some time left to pre-order as well here: Lum Tec, LLC

Enjoy the pics.

600M-1

600M-2

600M-3

600M-4

A few wrist shots:

 

[timbo]

Looks better in the flesh than the render...

 

[Ray Knight]

Looks better in the flesh than the render...

They always do. Wait until you see the G series! The head on renders do nothing for it really. The beauty is in the angles.

 

[Ray Knight]

I like the rugged vintage feel of the 600M. They look awesome with just about any custom strap. 24mm lugs. So many choices to customize them! We have our own custom strap line just about ready also.

 

[pm1980]

Wow, that case looks really nice! It does have a vintage feel, I bet it would look really good in bronze *hint hint*

 

[no name]

:drool: That 600M-3 looks awesome!!!

That with some casual gear (jeans, a pair of rugged boots, a horsehide jacked) and you're all set for a weekend in the woods. Darn well done!!!

Cheers,

Marc

 

[acmoreland]

Terrific as usual. The strap on the 600M-3 is the business.

 

[countach]

Hmm, why these hex bolts for the bracelet instead of regular spring bars?

 

[gaopa]

I really like the looks of the 600M-1, but sadly it is way too big for me. I hope to see more Lum-Tec models in the 40 to 42mm size. Cheers, Bill P.

 

[VinnyG]

I really like the looks of the 600M-1, but sadly it is way too big for me. I hope to see more Lum-Tec models in the 40 to 42mm size. Cheers, Bill P.

I think I agree too, but the beauty of this piece is making me wonder if I can pull off a watch of this size. I'm wondering if the lugs seem a bit more rounded than the M? Was there any announcement on the the overall width? I wonder if the watch could wear smaller than we think? I'd love to see the watch side by side with an M. Thoughts?

 

[acmoreland]

The wrist shots make it look rather thin. I can't imagine a 600 meter watch can be all that thin, but the design and the diameter make it appear pretty slim.

 

[Imnotascoolasu]

can't wait for my -3 to arrive!

 

[countach]

The wrist shots make it look rather thin. I can't imagine a 600 meter watch can be all that thin, but the design and the diameter make it appear pretty slim.

A Rolex 1200m sea dweller is thinner.

 

[.45]

I really like the vintage and the white/blue dial, Wonder if it works on a 7 1/4 wrist.

 

[eschmunk]

Can we get that strap for the m series? It would look great on my 52.

 

[CometHunter]

Same here, Bill. That watch is a beauty. Sadly, however, 42mm cases are just starting to look ridiculously large on me.

 

[sgrenald]

Does it come with a ducky and a kitty?

 

[LaEnana]

I love the case on this watch, but don't like the dial. Maybe some other dials in the future?

 

[Ray Knight]

I think I agree too, but the beauty of this piece is making me wonder if I can pull off a watch of this size. I'm wondering if the lugs seem a bit more rounded than the M? Was there any announcement on the the overall width? I wonder if the watch could wear smaller than we think? I'd love to see the watch side by side with an M. Thoughts?

Since it does not have a crown guard like the M, it actually feels and looks about the same size. The lugs are more curved as well.

 

[Luminated]

Lug length is my biggest concern with this watch, much beyond 52mm looks odd on my wrist.