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If you understand how we'll be doing the custom Subs (which I'll explain below), it doesn't make sense to offer any sort of customization with the Tropics. If and when we make more of the Tropics (Antilles and Azores), the only thing that would make sense to switch would be the bezel (12 hour versus 60 minute). So far, it's just three colorways, which all share the same bezel and handset. It doesn't really make sense for most other models, where we have 3-6 versions, and a lot less variability.įor instance, we're making more of the DevilRay. There have been more than 40 versions, and we've gotten many requests from people asking if we'd swap bezels or handsets. NTH was also the first microbrand to lume our signed crowns.Ĭlick to expand.The question, as I understand it, is - will we offer customizations of other models, besides the Subs?ĭoing it for the Subs makes sense (I think, so far, we'll see). From what I can tell, they're still among the thinnest dive watches around. You might (or might not) be familiar with the NTH Subs - at the time we launched in 2016, they were the thinnest (11.5mm) 300m WR diving watches in the world. Some, we don't actually have in our own inventory, but you can get them from our retailers around the world. You can see all the in-stock models on our website. New signature, and a bit more freedom to say and post what I like, without fear of being tossed out by my belt and collar. Upon being politely reminded a few times that I was kind of being a cheapskate a-hole (my words), by milking the place for all it was worth, while not putting anything in the kitty, I figured it was time I either leave for good, or start helping to pay the rent. During that time, I was basically free-loading - suckling at the forum owners' teats, you might say. I may have to do something to commemorate the milestone, but that's a topic for another post.Īfter a few years of being a sponsor, I took a few years off. I've been a member here nigh on 8 years, and it appears I'm closing in on 25k posts. I own a brand called NTH, and another before it, called Lew & Huey. If you don't already know me, I'm Chris, or 'Doc', as many have taken to call me. Dirty hands, clean money, reach goals, stay hungry.Wassup, citizens of Watchuseek forums, particularly those who dwell within 'F71', the affordable watches sub-forum? Balentine Young Entrepreneur Scholarship Fund, c/o Fletcher Funeral Service 1218 North Main Street, Fountain Inn, SC 29644. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Seth M. The family asks that you come as you are, bring your pictures and your memories, and join them as they remember the baby who changed their lives and the man he became. We are praying for all of you.Ī Celebration of Seth’s Life will begin at 4 o’clock Sunday, July 17th, at Ole Blue Truck Farm, 874 Dogwood Road Gray Court, SC 29645. The family wishes to thank Greenpond Volunteer Fire Department, Seargent Chad Edwards with the South Carolina Highway Patrol, and Deputy Coroner Patti Canupp for their kindness and compassion.

His presence here on Earth changed the course of many lives, and we are all better people for having known him.

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He lived his life with an unrivaled passion, full of energy and the drive to succeed. Seth loved his family, God, his truck, his friends and his business. He took pride in his work and built a successful business through countless hours of hard work and determination. Seth and his dad founded Slingin’ Blades when Seth was 14, and in 2020 Seth became the sole owner of Southern Outdoors Management. Greeting him at The Gates are his grandfather, Paul Nelson, grandmother, Raquel Balentine, and his four-legged buddy, Barnaby. Left behind to mourn his loss are his parents, Adrian and Amber Balentine, sister Brooke Brownlee and brother-in-law, Braden, of Laurens, sister Elyse Wieszczecinski of Simpsonville, grandmother Diane “G-ma” Nelson of Clare, MI, grandparents Johnnie “Ya Yo” and Dianne Balentine of Ware Shoals, aunts, uncles, cousins, countless friends, and his best friend, Jasen McCurry. Seth Makaio Balentine, 19, of Gray Court, son, brother, grandson, friend and businessman, passed away Sunday, July 10th, from injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident.

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