This is a homage of the iconic Seiko 6159-7000 Hi-Beat Dive Watch that came out in 1967 (That the Seiko SLA025 is a homage too also!) And on the 6159-7000 the lug is 19mm, the date background is white, and I think San Martin really have nailed it with this one. Although it sucks that there is a San Martin logo on the crown and that the lume is to yellow! But other than that, the dimensions are spot on and it is really a true homage to the OG Diver icon from Seiko! San Martin, please don’t listen to the people in this thread that don’t have a clue as to how brilliant this watch is and are complaining on the 19mm lug. But please change the lume to less yellow and the crown to a blank one with no logo on!
I’m glad you like it generally but I like there to be little differences or it goes from being a ‘homage’ to a ‘copy’ or ‘fake’. I do however think they have done a tremendous job with this one - thanks for the feedback and for watching Peter 👍👍
That’s a good looking watch,didn’t pull the trigger on this in the sale because of the thickness, but that looks really good on your wrist, great buy great review 👍👍
Gold, gilt and the 4 oclock crown, makes this a stunner, the only thing that would put me off is that case, but watch a watch, a whole lot for the money
It really is mate and yes, it could be a bit hit and miss in terms of the movement but to date, I haven’t had a movement from SM that didn’t run well within stated accuracy. Thanks for watching mate 👍👍
Very nice watch, looks the dogs for sure....only three things that I'd like to see as improvements, none of which are deal breakers....lug width, remove or code the date wheel and of course use the updated clasp....these are three very picky things but I know SM are always looking for feedback....this one should be a keeper for you....fantastic....🏴⌚🏴⌚
Extremely superb quality & finishes as expected from San Martin. Accurate after wearing it for 2 weeks. The lume is superb & wear nicely on 6.5” wrist. Great job San Martin!
It’s very nice and I know there are a few videos of this style of watch being taken apart, by far more proficient persons then myself (which isn’t hard) 😂 Thanks for watching mate 👍👍
Very nice looking watch. Normally I'd be wary of monoblock cases as it's very awkward for repairs but having watches with NH movements going for a decade or more with no issues, I'd be happy enough with it. All my NH movements areoperating at +4m3 to +8 spd except one at - 4 spd. Can't complain about that. I've only ever had to regulate one watch a long time ago as it was + 15 spd I like this one m. Excellent review.
I’ve pretty much had the same experiences with Seiko movements mate, I guess we’ve both just been pretty lucky at this point. Thanks for watching man 👍👍
I love it. Don't care about bracelet size. I wish it was 20 but oh well. Has coffee lume, so it will never be bright but you should be able to see. I have a all black c3 san martin dragon turtle, blue and red. The worst colours for lume, if you charge with a uv light. It really works at 3, still see at 5. No glasses. But I always charge up the lume before bed 😊. Oh plus I got a 50 layer black c3 super lume. S style with food hands in a Willard. My Willard is good. The black san martin is very light and feels good. Two turtle differences. That monoblock is nice. I can't remember if you did a steeldive hockey puck yet. Take a look. Prices are discounted. Cheers. Thank you for the great review. 👍
Having seen this one in person it's a great looking watch really like the gilt indecies & hands. 19mm lug width is a bit meah! But an absolute steal for a monobloc case watch, nice one San Martin.👍👍
I love the look of this but… 19mm lug width is a nuisance and not convinced that 19mm works well on a 44mm dial, particularly given the weight. Great review
Just pulled the trigger on this as i an a Seiko fan . This mm300 with black and gilt gold is a stunner . I am thinking of buying a high end Seiko Master Marine in titanium with spring drive . This will do in the meantime as i save up for my Seiko grail . Enjoy
I bought this watch to see how the quality of the product is. I'm a happy owner of a SEIKO 6215-7000 from 1967, and this watch has more or less the same size and shape for 200$ . I could say,is wearing very well for the size , not really like the original but closely and the finishing and functionality of all components are really good ,a bargain for the price tag...it's a copy but is quiet well done made ...! All the features are incredible for the price , hard to say that but is real.
Lovely looking watch and quality finish, as expected with San Martin. The monobloc is really done nicely, quite neat and unusual. I wonder why the pin and collar rather than screws ? Top review mate 👌 👍
I would say I have to regulate 50% of the watches I buy, therefore the monobloc design worries me. It's a shame it's sooo big. As usual the quality looks very nice, and the design also very good
I know you do mate and it’s definitely something I want to start doing moving forward as well but suffice to say, you can’t do this without a bit a ball ache - thanks for watching and I hope you’re well 👍👍
Tip top review Simon. Lovely watch. Monoblock is nice except if you need to fix something. A little tap on the regulator will bring that to near 0, but it's not easy to do with the case. But NH35 is extremely reliable and -8 isn't too bad. Nitpicking but wouldn't the SM logo engraved on the monoblock back be fantastic? You made me laugh at that pin and collar system. My Heimdallr Monster has it and size is pretty close to that. Only I never realized it was so when I was removing a link. I thought it was split pin and couldn't understand why it wouldn't stay in! I then realized I'd lost the collar and spent about an hour searching the carpet before I eventually found it. 😂😂 But yes, it's not too difficult to do, but I still prefer split pins or screws in general. 19mm is a bit of a bummer but I've noticed more straps becoming available and 20mm Natos are fine usually, you can't notice the difference so much. Better to leave the bracelet on anyways, it's very good looking. Speaking of the bracelet, on my 8.1" wrist, would that be a bit too small for me?
Not a bad shout that Brian on the engraved caseback on the monobloc case, actually great shout. I think you’d be fine wearing it tbh and wouldn’t have to take any links out but probably just make it a tad smaller with the micro-adjustment. Thanks for watching my man 👍👍
I have the older model with the screw off case back and the bezel action and lume are the best I've ever seen. (Wish mine had female endlinks) Thankye from Denver North Carolina
Ah nice and I know what you mean, very nice watch. Have you checked to see if you can buy female end links on their store?? I know they were selling them previously. Thanks for watching mate 👍👍
Love the capped seconds hand. Interesting to go with a monobloc design. Not a fan of pin and collar system over screws. Maybe they're just trying new things. As usual the San Martin finishing looks excellent.
Perhaps and yes, like you, I don’t like pin and collar generally but on this with the way they’ve done it, it’s super easy to use. Thanks for watching mate 👍👍
Too big for me and I still don't know if I like this case or not 😅 But it's clearly a beautiful and very well made watch. I love the dial and the bezel, black and gilt 😍 Thanks for this great review, Simon.
Looks like San Martin deliver their typical quality we all expect. But the case proportions are weird: There is absolutely no good reason to use skinny and odd 19 mm lugs on a fat chunk of metal like this. And there is no apparent benefit from the monobloc design either. I‘d recommend the RMALTI equivalents to this watch.
I get that Ulrich and although I’ve only had one Rmalti watch, I’d still go for the San Martin. That could possibly shift in the coming months, as and when I get in more Rmalti’s. Thanks for watching 👍👍
Commenting as I watch…. - I like the new packaging with zipper over the all plastic - Unique case! Never seen a monobloc before! If you have issue with the movement how do you access it? - pin and collar? Ick, but glad to hear it was easier. Collar def bigger than the Seiko bracelet I had, more than twice the length, but still I prefer screw pins! - bracelet….I can now attest that the San martin bracelets are equivalent to even better than my CW Sealander, a far more expensive watch, so San martin really does make fantastic bracelets one of their best features imo - gilty pleasure you glorious basterd! Nice one - lots of glitter on that bracelet - def lug width is pants, I did notice it looked too skinny for the watch head, maybe could have even got away with a 22 on this one but 21 if you are going odd go with 21 nor 19 too skinny I would add no access to movement as a pants as well monobloc ass is cool but what if you needed to regulate the movement for those that know how? Spot on reviews as always m8
I haven’t had the SN086 in for review Mateusz but from looking at it, it does look similar to the SN087 in many ways except for; it’s not monobloc, has a 20mm lug width and different clasp + finishing but… I’d say the finishing will be equally as good on both watches as that’s what San Martin are known for now. Thanks for the question and for watching mate 👍👍
I love my SN086G but this one...Monoblocs are more trouble than they are worth. I prefer the lesser thickness and easier serviceability of the traditional caseback system. Its just way more practical and lets face it, with a claimed 300m WR on the SN086G, it can reasonably be expected to do just as well in WR as this one.
They definitely can be but I’ve got lucky with the timekeeping on mini as given the difficulty in adjusting the time, these definitely can be more hassle than they are worth. Thanks for watching 👍👍
Same here, prefer the SN086G, have a black and green…LX style, much more thin and easier on the wrist. I find the hand set with the lack of counterbalance a bit weird looking, the blank back? 19mm bracelet width, why not 20mm? Also the flat black dial could be seen as a bit uninspiring…
I only wish the bracelet would be at least 20mm. I don't like stainless bracelets so this being 19mm is really limiting options. Other than that it's a stunning watch I love the case profile.
Looks great, although I don't think the bracelet matches completely, its too many angles. I don't think Negative End Links match that design at all. The SBDC061 model Seiko made, had excellent male end links, that suited that similar case shape. Would've been better with that bracelet design instead.
I hear you Gary although, I don’t tend to compare to watches it could be possibly ’homaging’ as that has caused problems for many, many channels up to this point and why I only talk about the watch in question. Thanks for watching mate 👍👍
@@WatchtheTime Not always. My SN086 came with a bent hairspring which made the watch run many minutes fast every hour. Took time to source a replacement part but once in hand it was fixed in a few minutes. With a monobloc, there's a decent chance something or the other will get scratched either while removing it or putting it back together.
You like it because everyone survives through 24 hours, but you've got 24 hours and 8 seconds. That's an extra 56 seconds per week, almost an entire extra minute to do with as you please.
Quite easy to remedy though, just take the crown out and adjust, as an affordable automatic or mechanical watch I think it’s unrealistic to expect it to arrive running bang on time - just my opinion and I respect yours 👍👍
i'd only change one thing [that would make it more expensive]: put a better, high beat movement in it! so much effort to pay homage visually to the 6159, but putting that slooow crapster of the nh35 in it is very disappointing
That would be a great upgrade if they put in a PT5000 movement or for me preferably a Miyota 9015 (I know it’s Citizen). Thanks for the suggestion and for watching mate 👍👍
@@WatchtheTime yeah! anything better and higher beat than the NH35 would've been fantastic. if they found a 5hz movement to put in it, it would've been PERFECT, but i don't think there's any available off the shelf :/
I wouldn't class SM as a microbrand at all, it's a Chinese factory brand making homage watches. Not dissing as their finishing is amazing, I had their SN004. Get the Mini Turtle though, I have one and it's such a cool piece.
This is a homage of the iconic Seiko 6159-7000 Hi-Beat Dive Watch that came out in 1967 (That the Seiko SLA025 is a homage too also!)
And on the 6159-7000 the lug is 19mm, the date background is white, and I think San Martin really have nailed it with this one. Although it sucks that there is a San Martin logo on the crown and that the lume is to yellow!
But other than that, the dimensions are spot on and it is really a true homage to the OG Diver icon from Seiko!
San Martin, please don’t listen to the people in this thread that don’t have a clue as to how brilliant this watch is and are complaining on the 19mm lug.
But please change the lume to less yellow and the crown to a blank one with no logo on!
I’m glad you like it generally but I like there to be little differences or it goes from being a ‘homage’ to a ‘copy’ or ‘fake’.
I do however think they have done a tremendous job with this one - thanks for the feedback and for watching Peter 👍👍
I agree. Great retro watch.
That’s a good looking watch,didn’t pull the trigger on this in the sale because of the thickness, but that looks really good on your wrist, great buy great review 👍👍
That’s a shame Andy as it really is a cracker but I take your point on the thickness. Thanks for watching my man 👍👍
Incredible value for a meticulously done front-loader
It sure is - I’m glad you like it mate 👍👍
Gold, gilt and the 4 oclock crown, makes this a stunner, the only thing that would put me off is that case, but watch a watch, a whole lot for the money
It really is mate and yes, it could be a bit hit and miss in terms of the movement but to date, I haven’t had a movement from SM that didn’t run well within stated accuracy. Thanks for watching mate 👍👍
Very nice watch, looks the dogs for sure....only three things that I'd like to see as improvements, none of which are deal breakers....lug width, remove or code the date wheel and of course use the updated clasp....these are three very picky things but I know SM are always looking for feedback....this one should be a keeper for you....fantastic....🏴⌚🏴⌚
Great suggestions as ever Brian and I many well end up keeping this, it’s bloody lovely tbh - thanks for watching mate 👍👍
Extremely superb quality & finishes as expected from San Martin. Accurate after wearing it for 2 weeks. The lume is superb & wear nicely on 6.5” wrist. Great job San Martin!
I’m really pleased to hear your enjoying your watch my friend - long may that continue 👍👍
I like the case design. Something that hasn't been done in years would be fun to see it come apart
It’s very nice and I know there are a few videos of this style of watch being taken apart, by far more proficient persons then myself (which isn’t hard) 😂
Thanks for watching mate 👍👍
Nice review! interesting they went with 19mm lugs given the 43mm diameter. but I have to say, the black and gilt looks awesome.
Cheers mate and yes, I find the lug width to be a strange one. The gold and gilt are immaculate on this piece - thanks for watching 👍👍
Very nice looking watch. Normally I'd be wary of monoblock cases as it's very awkward for repairs but having watches with NH movements going for a decade or more with no issues, I'd be happy enough with it. All my NH movements areoperating at +4m3 to +8 spd except one at - 4 spd. Can't complain about that. I've only ever had to regulate one watch a long time ago as it was + 15 spd I like this one m. Excellent review.
I’ve pretty much had the same experiences with Seiko movements mate, I guess we’ve both just been pretty lucky at this point.
Thanks for watching man 👍👍
I love it. Don't care about bracelet size. I wish it was 20 but oh well. Has coffee lume, so it will never be bright but you should be able to see.
I have a all black c3 san martin dragon turtle, blue and red. The worst colours for lume, if you charge with a uv light. It really works at 3, still see at 5.
No glasses.
But I always charge up the lume before bed 😊.
Oh plus I got a 50 layer black c3 super lume. S style with food hands in a Willard.
My Willard is good. The black san martin is very light and feels good. Two turtle differences.
That monoblock is nice.
I can't remember if you did a steeldive hockey puck yet. Take a look. Prices are discounted. Cheers. Thank you for the great review. 👍
I hear you on the different types of lume and I’ll be sure to check out that Steeldive. Thanks for the recommendation and also for watching my man 👍👍
Not normally into gilt, but this is a great looking watch.
Great review.
It sure is mate. I really, really like this one - thanks for watching 👍👍
Having seen this one in person it's a great looking watch really like the gilt indecies & hands.
19mm lug width is a bit meah! But an absolute steal for a monobloc case watch, nice one San Martin.👍👍
It is a great looking watch and far nicer than I was expecting tbh, it’s gonna make it quite difficult to flip now 🥴
Thanks for watching bro 👍👍
Great to see this one
I’m glad you like it mate. Congrats on hitting 4K as well - keep up the good work 👍👍
@@WatchtheTime thank you
I love the look of this but… 19mm lug width is a nuisance and not convinced that 19mm works well on a 44mm dial, particularly given the weight. Great review
I agree completely mate, very strange - thanks for watching 👍👍
Yeah it's weird for sure everyone likes a strap monster so why not stick to 20mm.
Just pulled the trigger on this as i an a Seiko fan . This mm300 with black and gilt gold is a stunner . I am thinking of buying a high end Seiko Master Marine in titanium with spring drive . This will do in the meantime as i save up for my Seiko grail . Enjoy
Nice one mate. You’ll love this watch in the meantime or if you choose to keep it more permanently, it’s a very good watch 👍👍
I bought this watch to see how the quality of the product is. I'm a happy owner of a SEIKO 6215-7000 from 1967, and this watch has more or less the same size and shape for 200$ . I could say,is wearing very well for the size , not really like the original but closely and the finishing and functionality of all components are really good ,a bargain for the price tag...it's a copy but is quiet well done made ...! All the features are incredible for the price , hard to say that but is real.
I’m glad you like it mate and I must say, I really like this one. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts on it - top man 👍👍
Lovely looking watch and quality finish, as expected with San Martin. The monobloc is really done nicely, quite neat and unusual. I wonder why the pin and collar rather than screws ?
Top review mate 👌 👍
I was wondering the same mate but as I said in the video, it is a very good pin and collar system they have gone for. Thanks for watching guv 👍👍
I would say I have to regulate 50% of the watches I buy, therefore the monobloc design worries me. It's a shame it's sooo big. As usual the quality looks very nice, and the design also very good
I know you do mate and it’s definitely something I want to start doing moving forward as well but suffice to say, you can’t do this without a bit a ball ache - thanks for watching and I hope you’re well 👍👍
Tip top review Simon. Lovely watch. Monoblock is nice except if you need to fix something. A little tap on the regulator will bring that to near 0, but it's not easy to do with the case. But NH35 is extremely reliable and -8 isn't too bad. Nitpicking but wouldn't the SM logo engraved on the monoblock back be fantastic? You made me laugh at that pin and collar system. My Heimdallr Monster has it and size is pretty close to that. Only I never realized it was so when I was removing a link. I thought it was split pin and couldn't understand why it wouldn't stay in! I then realized I'd lost the collar and spent about an hour searching the carpet before I eventually found it. 😂😂 But yes, it's not too difficult to do, but I still prefer split pins or screws in general. 19mm is a bit of a bummer but I've noticed more straps becoming available and 20mm Natos are fine usually, you can't notice the difference so much. Better to leave the bracelet on anyways, it's very good looking. Speaking of the bracelet, on my 8.1" wrist, would that be a bit too small for me?
Not a bad shout that Brian on the engraved caseback on the monobloc case, actually great shout. I think you’d be fine wearing it tbh and wouldn’t have to take any links out but probably just make it a tad smaller with the micro-adjustment. Thanks for watching my man 👍👍
I hate that certain Ali watches have faded black dials, including one that I purchased. Why can't they just use a normal deep dark black dial.
I don’t mind them personally but all those type of things are subjective tbh. Thanks for mate 👍👍
I have the older model with the screw off case back and the bezel action and lume are the best I've ever seen.
(Wish mine had female endlinks)
Thankye from Denver North Carolina
Ah nice and I know what you mean, very nice watch. Have you checked to see if you can buy female end links on their store?? I know they were selling them previously. Thanks for watching mate 👍👍
@@WatchtheTime hey thanks
Ill check it out
Right on
I’m glad you like it mate 👍👍
Love the capped seconds hand. Interesting to go with a monobloc design. Not a fan of pin and collar system over screws. Maybe they're just trying new things. As usual the San Martin finishing looks excellent.
Perhaps and yes, like you, I don’t like pin and collar generally but on this with the way they’ve done it, it’s super easy to use. Thanks for watching mate 👍👍
Too big for me and I still don't know if I like this case or not 😅
But it's clearly a beautiful and very well made watch. I love the dial and the bezel, black and gilt 😍
Thanks for this great review, Simon.
I know what you mean Jonathan and like you, I really like black and gilt. Thanks for watching my man 👍👍
Looks like San Martin deliver their typical quality we all expect. But the case proportions are weird: There is absolutely no good reason to use skinny and odd 19 mm lugs on a fat chunk of metal like this. And there is no apparent benefit from the monobloc design either.
I‘d recommend the RMALTI equivalents to this watch.
I get that Ulrich and although I’ve only had one Rmalti watch, I’d still go for the San Martin. That could possibly shift in the coming months, as and when I get in more Rmalti’s.
Thanks for watching 👍👍
Waiting for mine with a customized dial.
Ah sweet!! That’ll be nice - enjoy 👍👍
Commenting as I watch….
- I like the new packaging with zipper over the all plastic
- Unique case! Never seen a monobloc before! If you have issue with the movement how do you access it?
- pin and collar? Ick, but glad to hear it was easier. Collar def bigger than the Seiko bracelet I had, more than twice the length, but still I prefer screw pins!
- bracelet….I can now attest that the San martin bracelets are equivalent to even better than my CW Sealander, a far more expensive watch, so San martin really does make fantastic bracelets one of their best features imo
- gilty pleasure you glorious basterd! Nice one
- lots of glitter on that bracelet
- def lug width is pants, I did notice it looked too skinny for the watch head, maybe could have even got away with a 22 on this one but 21 if you are going odd go with 21 nor 19 too skinny
I would add no access to movement as a pants as well monobloc ass is cool but what if you needed to regulate the movement for those that know how?
Spot on reviews as always m8
Good summary Chris, I take your point on anything and agree with you on everything my man - thanks for watching 👍👍
Thank you for a great review as usual. Have you handled a SN086 by any chance? If yes, how does it compare to the SN087 finish wise?
I haven’t had the SN086 in for review Mateusz but from looking at it, it does look similar to the SN087 in many ways except for; it’s not monobloc, has a 20mm lug width and different clasp + finishing but… I’d say the finishing will be equally as good on both watches as that’s what San Martin are known for now. Thanks for the question and for watching mate 👍👍
I love my SN086G but this one...Monoblocs are more trouble than they are worth. I prefer the lesser thickness and easier serviceability of the traditional caseback system. Its just way more practical and lets face it, with a claimed 300m WR on the SN086G, it can reasonably be expected to do just as well in WR as this one.
They definitely can be but I’ve got lucky with the timekeeping on mini as given the difficulty in adjusting the time, these definitely can be more hassle than they are worth.
Thanks for watching 👍👍
Same here, prefer the SN086G, have a black and green…LX style, much more thin and easier on the wrist.
I find the hand set with the lack of counterbalance a bit weird looking, the blank back? 19mm bracelet width, why not 20mm?
Also the flat black dial could be seen as a bit uninspiring…
Fair enough 👍👍
I was F...... shock to see that this watch indeed have a
Zaratsu polishing!!!!
Unreal value for sure. Thanks for watching mate 👍👍
I only wish the bracelet would be at least 20mm. I don't like stainless bracelets so this being 19mm is really limiting options. Other than that it's a stunning watch I love the case profile.
I hear you mate. I think 20mm would of been far better too but as you say, a stunning watch 👍👍
I've just ordered the steel dive version. The steel dive is more true to the marine master, ie the bracelet and white lume etc.
Fair enough mate - enjoy 👍👍
Looks great, although I don't think the bracelet matches completely, its too many angles. I don't think Negative End Links match that design at all. The SBDC061 model Seiko made, had excellent male end links, that suited that similar case shape. Would've been better with that bracelet design instead.
I hear you Gary although, I don’t tend to compare to watches it could be possibly ’homaging’ as that has caused problems for many, many channels up to this point and why I only talk about the watch in question. Thanks for watching mate 👍👍
This isn't a Captain Willard type Seiko homage- is it?
It’s definitely based on a Seiko but I can’t recall which one 👍👍
That's the problem with mono-blocks... if the movement is off you're buggered .
@@K_j_M You need to remove the bezel first which should be straightforward to do.I doubt they use a split stem.
It can be but fortunately, generally San Martin watches seem to run pretty bang on in terms of timekeeping. Thanks for watching Ted 👍👍
@@WatchtheTime Not always. My SN086 came with a bent hairspring which made the watch run many minutes fast every hour. Took time to source a replacement part but once in hand it was fixed in a few minutes. With a monobloc, there's a decent chance something or the other will get scratched either while removing it or putting it back together.
You'll have to live with the -8 sec per day because you'll never to get the movement to regulate that better.
I can live with minus 8 a day no problem. Anything from between + or - 15 seconds a day is good by me 👍👍
You like it because everyone survives through 24 hours, but you've got 24 hours and 8 seconds. That's an extra 56 seconds per week, almost an entire extra minute to do with as you please.
Quite easy to remedy though, just take the crown out and adjust, as an affordable automatic or mechanical watch I think it’s unrealistic to expect it to arrive running bang on time - just my opinion and I respect yours 👍👍
i'd only change one thing [that would make it more expensive]: put a better, high beat movement in it! so much effort to pay homage visually to the 6159, but putting that slooow crapster of the nh35 in it is very disappointing
That would be a great upgrade if they put in a PT5000 movement or for me preferably a Miyota 9015 (I know it’s Citizen). Thanks for the suggestion and for watching mate 👍👍
@@WatchtheTime yeah! anything better and higher beat than the NH35 would've been fantastic.
if they found a 5hz movement to put in it, it would've been PERFECT, but i don't think there's any available off the shelf :/
Does the lume stay visible whole night??
Yes mate 👍👍
Nice
It sure is mate - I hope you’re well 👍👍
Kinda boring
I'm about done with micro brands you can get a Seiko for just a bit more.
I've been looking at a Mini Turtle.
Sorry to hear you don’t like it mate and I hope you find a mini turtle that you really like, there are some very cool ones about 👍👍
I wouldn't class SM as a microbrand at all, it's a Chinese factory brand making homage watches. Not dissing as their finishing is amazing, I had their SN004. Get the Mini Turtle though, I have one and it's such a cool piece.
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