zagamuffin
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Back to Pb old fateful
Just saw an ad in F1 magazine for the leather strap version, looks nice too
Just saw an ad in F1 magazine for the leather strap version, looks nice too
Lets see your Watches
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Glad you're liking it, Mr Wilksmr wilks said:I love it mate , weighty compared with my other watches but soon got used to that & it sits a treat
Really pleased with it & just to keep this thread updated from my wanting one
That SS bracelet is a manly chunk of steel :lol:
TonyP said:I picked this up in the Ernest Jones sale although had to wait a few days for it to be shipped to my local store, I like it's simple design & the fact that it has an automatic movement which is visible from the back, Hamilton watches are not a well know brand in the UK however I'm really happy with the quality of this watch & I've got to be honest this seems every bit on par with my Omega's - both brands are owned by Swatch group.
(Apologies for the stock internet pics).
Great choice - loving my Hammie
Interesting to see some of you chaps with north of £10k's worth of watches. Are we petrolheads or timelords on this forum? 
I love a nice watch, and everyone i work with has something fancy .. but i still can't bring myself to part with what once was a full ISA savings accounts worth or money to own one :/
I love a nice watch, and everyone i work with has something fancy .. but i still can't bring myself to part with what once was a full ISA savings accounts worth or money to own one :/
In all fairness 3 of mine I inherited
yeah the Omega is the one I actually bought myself. The other three wouldve been out of my price range. The black Rolex was my grandads daily so its absolutely knackered - scratched and chipped to hell!
Tricky Dicky
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I've got a Rolex,Sea Dweller ,I love it before that I had Submariner non date which I regret selling now I've seen all your watch collections , I love my Sea Dweller wear it daily ,usually take it off though when I get home , won't wear when washing car , or doing DIY or using keyboard ,my Brother had the same watches but he sold all of his , I'll resist selling my Rolex to the death , 
I purchased my Sea Dweller three months before my wife said she was pregnant with our daughter after that date and it would have been a no no , , needs a service now , approx £500 and a new strap another £550 , 
Rolex keep the old strap by the way ,I've seen the Rolex Sea Dweller Deep Sea , but I think it's too big in relation to the strap width ..I'm surprised no one on this forum has one .
I purchased my Sea Dweller three months before my wife said she was pregnant with our daughter after that date and it would have been a no no , , needs a service now , approx £500 and a new strap another £550 , Rolex keep the old strap by the way ,I've seen the Rolex Sea Dweller Deep Sea , but I think it's too big in relation to the strap width ..I'm surprised no one on this forum has one .
Why do you think it needs a new strap. Thought that the seadweller bracelets were pretty much indestructibleTricky Dicky said:I've got a Rolex,Sea Dweller ,I love it before that I had Submariner non date which I regret selling now I've seen all your watch collections , I love my Sea Dweller wear it daily ,usually take it off though when I get home , won't wear when washing car , or doing DIY or using keyboard ,my Brother had the same watches but he sold all of his , I'll resist selling my Rolex to the death ,
mr wilks said:Barrow said:
Thrown a few £ into that mr B :wink: my work pal bought one new 8 yrs ago when i bought my Aerospace .
We've since watched the list prices on Breitlings more than double
How old is it ?
Classic wish I never have sold mine now.