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+1 or computer or clock or tv, etc, etc..
gordongecko500
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Omega Seamaster & Citizen Eco Drive (my daily wear which never lets me down)
Would love a Rolex but can't justify the £££
Would love a Rolex but can't justify the £££
Ewazix said:What a stunning item, love it
Cheers mate...
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Jaw said:
That is funny. Is it because you cant read the time on an analogue watch?
Sae said:Like a lot of you was fascinated with watches when younger, but only in the last 5yrs got into the more expensive gear, and is most definitely an interest/passion as it doesn't make sense when you tell people you spent 600quid servicing a 30yr old watch
Each definitely to their own
You do know that for an automatic watch, by the time it's goes for a service it's movement has done around 22.5k miles! Just like a car it needs a service to keep it in tip top condition. And £600 is cheap for a service on a good watch.
Angie4m said:Sae said:Like a lot of you was fascinated with watches when younger, but only in the last 5yrs got into the more expensive gear, and is most definitely an interest/passion as it doesn't make sense when you tell people you spent 600quid servicing a 30yr old watch
Each definitely to their own
You do know that for an automatic watch, by the time it's goes for a service it's movement has done around 22.5k miles! Just like a car it needs a service to keep it in tip top condition. And £600 is cheap for a service on a good watch.
as with everything, there's the price you pay for what you like, it's an oldie but a goodie...
OH got me a Skagen for Christmas. Great value for money IMO, wear it everyday and not a single mark on it. And it keeps time well enough for me not to be late!
Despite it being a fairly cheap watch, I get lots of positive comments about it.
Would love 'proper' watch at some point but whenever I have £3k+ burning a hole in my pocket we are usually due a holiday!
Despite it being a fairly cheap watch, I get lots of positive comments about it.
Would love 'proper' watch at some point but whenever I have £3k+ burning a hole in my pocket we are usually due a holiday!
Sae said:Angie4m said:Sae said:Like a lot of you was fascinated with watches when younger, but only in the last 5yrs got into the more expensive gear, and is most definitely an interest/passion as it doesn't make sense when you tell people you spent 600quid servicing a 30yr old watch
Each definitely to their own
You do know that for an automatic watch, by the time it's goes for a service it's movement has done around 22.5k miles! Just like a car it needs a service to keep it in tip top condition. And £600 is cheap for a service on a good watch.
as with everything, there's the price you pay for what you like, it's an oldie but a goodie...
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Sae, that's a lovely Tudor, what model is it? I'm currently planning to get a Tudor Pelagos, just need to get a dealer to get one in for me without having to put down a big deposit.
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