Any great watches out there, not Rolex, tag, etc
17 February 2014, 02:50 PM
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17 February 2014, 03:42 PM
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Seen a few people on watchuseek.com with this one:
http://www.steinhartwatches.de/en/OC...tary-,477.html
Looks very nice IMO and I love that vintage look. It's got a swiss movement and sapphire glass too.
http://www.steinhartwatches.de/en/OC...tary-,477.html
Looks very nice IMO and I love that vintage look. It's got a swiss movement and sapphire glass too.
17 February 2014, 04:41 PM
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What's wrong with that you bellend? http://store.emporioarmaniwatches.co...tml?imagePath=
It's Armani exchange you should be laughing at.
It's Armani exchange you should be laughing at.
17 February 2014, 06:19 PM
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I love watches got about 15 my favorite ones are a tissot t touch in titanium a ingersoll bison no39 which I got for a bargin £100 of bid tv of all places and a seiko sportura amongst others.forgot the tissot t race
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17 February 2014, 06:56 PM
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Love the steinhart watches, this is my fav http://www.steinhartwatches.de/en/OC...ntage,817.html
I bought a Deep Blue master explorer recently, like new in box through watchrecon. Still had the film on the crystal and clasp. Nice solid watch, miyota 9015 auto movement, screw down crown, lume'd bezel, saphire crystal etc. Cost me £190, when you consider what that'd get you on the high street it's superb value.
There's so many quality pieces out there, you're almost spoilt for choice.
Steinhart, Deep Blue, Promethius, Raven, Benarus, Boschett, CW, Seiko, etc etc.
Best bit is, there's thousands of watch geeks (inc myself) on forums all over the world buying watches and selling them almost straight away. Somewhere like watchrecon searches the for sale ads and has them all in one place.
I've got mates who buy these crap watches from outlets spending hundreds on mickey mouse quartz watches with Diesel or Armani branding. It's like anything really, if you know where to look you can get something really nice for your money.
I bought a Deep Blue master explorer recently, like new in box through watchrecon. Still had the film on the crystal and clasp. Nice solid watch, miyota 9015 auto movement, screw down crown, lume'd bezel, saphire crystal etc. Cost me £190, when you consider what that'd get you on the high street it's superb value.
There's so many quality pieces out there, you're almost spoilt for choice.
Steinhart, Deep Blue, Promethius, Raven, Benarus, Boschett, CW, Seiko, etc etc.
Best bit is, there's thousands of watch geeks (inc myself) on forums all over the world buying watches and selling them almost straight away. Somewhere like watchrecon searches the for sale ads and has them all in one place.
I've got mates who buy these crap watches from outlets spending hundreds on mickey mouse quartz watches with Diesel or Armani branding. It's like anything really, if you know where to look you can get something really nice for your money.
17 February 2014, 09:30 PM
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You have to be 40 plus to understand why
My steinhart(another fan),longines, omega all back in boxes while I'm enjoying this.Time,date,seconds only but gives me a warm feeling
Took me ages to find one
18 February 2014, 05:32 PM
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I have four G Shocks and one Seiko Automatic; the latter is far more precious to
me even though it wasn't much more than two of the G shocks.
One G Shock does everything though; even tides!
I want an Omega Planet Ocean one day...
me even though it wasn't much more than two of the G shocks.
One G Shock does everything though; even tides!
I want an Omega Planet Ocean one day...
18 February 2014, 05:47 PM
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LED Watch Gun Metal Digital 70S Retro - Limited Edition - X-RAY Collectors Classic: Amazon.co.uk: Watches
You have to be 40 plus to understand why
My steinhart(another fan),longines, omega all back in boxes while I'm enjoying this.Time,date,seconds only but gives me a warm feeling
Took me ages to find one
You have to be 40 plus to understand why
My steinhart(another fan),longines, omega all back in boxes while I'm enjoying this.Time,date,seconds only but gives me a warm feeling
Took me ages to find one
http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=die...ml%3B600%3B450
18 February 2014, 06:44 PM
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This is my current favourite, got it free with a selection of pocket
watch movements that cost £10 all in from the bay.
1964 Timex Marlin, was non working but a tiny squirt of lighter fluid
got it running and it keeps time to within a few seconds.
watch movements that cost £10 all in from the bay.
1964 Timex Marlin, was non working but a tiny squirt of lighter fluid
got it running and it keeps time to within a few seconds.
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