Good afternoon, like mentioned above, my GSAR completely stopped working, I have to check the warranty card but I'm pretty sure I'm out of warranty.
Is there a trusted watch repair shop in Ottawa that I can send it to?
My apologies if this has been discussed before, I couldn't find anything when I used search
My favourite thing about my GSAR Red Maple (besides the crisp Maple Leaf on Arctic dial) is the way the details take centre stage.
I love everything about this watch. Its fitment, its weight, the tritium lume, the red seconds hand, the ‘radioactive’ emblem at 3, and the embossed numbers on the bezel. It just never gets old.
USMC Marathon on SBWC strap
Shout out to my USAF homies from a muddy-boot Army EOD tech, I’m a huge fan of air superiority.🫡
I’m glad I rebought this quartz MSAR after selling mine old one a couple years ago. This has been a great summer watch that wears really well on a NATO!
Cheers, my fellow Marathon peeps
I would love your thoughts. I received my new 41mm OSAR-D today from Marathon directly purchased from them. I always inspect my new watches and this is what I found. They have had great customer service but it looks like this watch was returned or neglected during Q.C. I also have a 41mm GSAR that was flawless coming out of the case. What do yall think? Yes I know it’ll end up scratched but I kinda want to be the one who does it.
Hey all, I recently bought a 41mm TSAR on rubber and Im over the moon with it, bloody fantastic watch I cant fault it.
I really wanted the steel bracelet from factory but just couldn’t justify the price and I really wanted a micro adjustment on the clast. Which made the decision even clearer, Ill buy the rubber and get an aftermarket bracelet.
I opted for a Gnomon ‘matathon mod’ and today it came in the mail.
Its neat, the micro adjustments are good, the finishing also good, solid end links and screw pins on the bracelet links, the clasp, full brushed but boring.
I decided to have a go at Electro etching a marathon logo into the brushed clasp and here’s the results.
I expected the steel to react a little differently than what transpired but Im very satisfied with the results. Its a bit deeper than expected and slightly uneven pitting but pretty cool what u can do with a few bucks of material!
I have a TSAR with the F06.111 movement. Overall, it's decently accurate but can get upwards of 30 seconds fast over several months and having an SSNAV the 412 movement is such a convenience knowing that the time on the watch is the actual time.
With the price of TSARs I'm surprised they don't have the f06.412 in them and I am interested in 'upgrading' mine to get that HAQ function.
I am pretty confident that a date wheel swap will have to happen due to the date at ~4:30 as well as the center pinion height but I am not sure if there is any other complexities if I do decide with the swap.
I bought a second hand gsar 41mm anthracite that had never been worn but sat for a couple years. I manually wound it to test it before I looked at manual online that advised against this. I have wearing it for 24 hours and it’s 14 seconds fast. Is this normal?
Too big? I like the cleaner dial of the JDD with still having the 24 hour markers. Wish the GSAR had the same 24 hour markers off the dial.
SBWC strap is awesome on this thing.
I'm taking delivery of a custom (Wilson Destro) GSAR this week and it has an anthracite case but stainless bezel and crown. I'm curious what my options are to get a matching anthracite (or at least black) bezel for it and possibly a crown as well. I understand the watch lost it's warranty with the custom work, but didn't know with Wilson being closed if anyone has popped up as the new go-to for custom Marathon work. Thanks in advance.
It'd be nice to have the compass attachment in this case.. just in the GPS goes.
Couple working shots- had to share. This girl is such a rugged beauty.