Glycine Combat Sub Automatic Watch Discussions | Drop

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Feb 9, 2017

I guess I'm not getting it so someone please explain this drop to me. First it says the watch comes with a PVD coated NATO strap. Then it says, " Also included is a brown leather strap." But then the choice of models offer 3 selections...2 of them being the same watch with the metal bracelet and the brown leather strap...the 3rd is the golden eye on a black NATO strap. Why choice of metal and leather if either selection comes with the other? Do they also come with a NATO strap? Why isn't it shown? Does the golden eye come with the leather strap, too...I would assume as much, as it's stated. I would also assume it does not come with a metal bracelet as the watch case is PVD coated and the bracelet is not.
Can we get a little clarity in the drop posting, please?

Feb 9, 2017

Eminanza

Feb 9, 2017

deepbass9I suppose you have to read that the pvd version comes with a nato. Indeed confusing.

Feb 9, 2017

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deepbass9

Feb 9, 2017

EminanzaI would have read that if it said that. Instead I read what was there, "...the Glycine Combat Sub Automatic is a robust diver’s watch with a PVD-coated Nato strap." That describes one possible purchase. And clarifies nothing. I mean it really doesn't take much to make these lightly worded drops accurate. A few moments attention to details. On limited drops it certainly makes a difference on whether or not someone joins. As do pictures that match descriptions, etc.

Feb 9, 2017

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Eminanza

Feb 9, 2017

deepbass9It wasn't a critique towards you. I agree this was confusing. I was just trying to match the text and the picture.

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deepbass9

Feb 9, 2017

EminanzaI agree with your agreement....and wasn't criticizing your comments either. Just using yours to copy further confusing text as it's not just a diver's watch with a PVD-coated Nato strap. Thank you for helping me illustrate how word choice matters when there are so few words used.

Feb 9, 2017

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