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I thought this thread was meant to be "who's willy is the biggest" :wink:
Watches
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I thought this thread was meant to be "who's willy is the biggest" :wink:
Thw wife is looking to buy me a watch as an aniversary present but we are struggling to find something that I like, she claims I'm the worst person in the world to but for.
Problem is I'm not sure what I want we have a budget upto a max of £1000, and things I see that I like are usually at least double to ten times more
That is the kind of thing I normally go for
Any suggestions
Problem is I'm not sure what I want we have a budget upto a max of £1000, and things I see that I like are usually at least double to ten times more
That is the kind of thing I normally go for
Any suggestions
Z4LauraLondon said:
Same...Seamaster & Milgauss
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Rolex GMT MASTER 2. a serious watch. skint for 6mths but worth every penny.
RichardG said:Thw wife is looking to buy me a watch as an aniversary present but we are struggling to find something that I like, she claims I'm the worst person in the world to but for.
Problem is I'm not sure what I want we have a budget upto a max of £1000, and things I see that I like are usually at least double to ten times more
That is the kind of thing I normally go for
Any suggestions
I really like Revue Thommen watches, partly because nobody has heard of them but they are splendid looking things. Same applies to Glycine, Combat Sub being my preferred, or an RT Classic Airspeed Chrono.
Both look a bit like your photo.
James_G said:Glycine, Combat Sub being my preferred, or an RT Classic Airspeed Chrono.
Just took a look and I like the look of that Glycine Combat Sub. A watch maker with history too. Link to the watch here...
http://www.jurawatches.co.uk/glycine-combat-sub-automatic-watch-3863mb-gl-171?utm_source-google&utm_medium=googleshopping&utm_campaign=googlebase
just had a quick at the jurawatches website stumbled across there before, I'm starting to think what I'm after is a skeleton watch (one where you can see all the workings) however if the good lady won't stretch to 24k I certainly don't think she'll go to the 250K they are after for one them 
. not sure I could bring myself to ever pay that for a watch even after I've won the lottery tonight. 
. not sure I could bring myself to ever pay that for a watch even after I've won the lottery tonight. inkey$ said:James_G said:Glycine, Combat Sub being my preferred, or an RT Classic Airspeed Chrono.
Just took a look and I like the look of that Glycine Combat Sub. A watch maker with history too. Link to the watch here...
http://www.jurawatches.co.uk/glycine-combat-sub-automatic-watch-3863mb-gl-171?utm_source-google&utm_medium=googleshopping&utm_campaign=googlebase
Excellent value too these Glycine watches. I really ought to put it on my list!
Watches and Cars - my favourite subjects.
We drive fine well engineered cars so we want well engineered watches. No battery cars and no battery watches!
I have my Z4 and a Lotus Elan 1968 - And my watches are from Heuer, a company with a long history with motorsport. Enjoy them here http://www.heuerwatches.net
And a pictures of my jewels:
Peter, Denmark
We drive fine well engineered cars so we want well engineered watches. No battery cars and no battery watches!
I have my Z4 and a Lotus Elan 1968 - And my watches are from Heuer, a company with a long history with motorsport. Enjoy them here http://www.heuerwatches.net
And a pictures of my jewels:
Peter, Denmark
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Now how do you add pictures,thanks guys for keeping this thread alive expect to see more posts now Christmas is coming (hope wifey reads thisstephendutton1963 said:
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