Glycine Men's Combat Sub Vintage Bronze 42mm Automatic Watch GL0265vsGlycine Men's Combat Sub Sport Bronze 42mm Automatic Watch GL0325

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Measurements

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Glycine Men's Combat Sub Vintage Bronze 42mm Automatic Watch GL0265 at true scale

Men's Combat Sub Vintage Bronze 42mm Automatic Watch GL0265

Glycine Men's Combat Sub Sport Bronze 42mm Automatic Watch GL0325 at true scale

Men's Combat Sub Sport Bronze 42mm Automatic Watch GL0325

Diameter

42mm

42mm

Water Resistance

200m

200m

MSRP

$1,650

$615

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Movement

Sellita SW200-1

Sellita SW200-1

Pricing

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MSRP
$1,650
$615
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Reviews

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Glycine Men's Combat Sub Vintage Bronze 42mm Automatic Watch GL0265

The Glycine Men's Combat Sub Vintage Bronze 42mm Automatic Watch GL0265 is praised for its wearability due to its thinness, making it comfortable even on smaller wrists. Owners report the bronze is patinating less than anticipated, even with ocean exposure. The 42mm case size elicits mixed reactions, with one owner finding it large while another appreciates it for opening up more watch options. One owner found the Glycine Combat Sub 42mm automatic dive watch to be a good value at $300. Overall, owners rate the Glycine Men's Combat Sub Vintage Bronze 42mm Automatic Watch GL0265 well for its comfortable wearability and perceived value.

Glycine Men's Combat Sub Sport Bronze 42mm Automatic Watch GL0325

Owners widely praise the Glycine Men's Combat Sub Sport Bronze 42mm Automatic Watch GL0325 for its solid build quality, comfortable wearability, and excellent value, with some calling it criminally underrated. The bronze case is noted for its attractive patination, which one owner found developed less than expected even with ocean exposure. The watch's lume is reported to last longer than that of a Seiko SKX007, though the latter's hour markers were more visible after 15 minutes. One owner reported their automatic movement is among their most accurate watches. The 42mm case size is generally considered handsome and well-weighted, though one owner found it felt large on their wrist. A minor imperfection was noted with slightly underapplied lume on the 6 o'clock hour marker, but the dial was otherwise described as perfect. The watch is available at prices ranging from $300 to over $1000 depending on the retailer.

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