Watches
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this beast is what i take into the field with me, never let me down, wakes me up when its my turn on sentry, lights up for when you want to know how long to go on sentry, and also tell you how long till its someone elses turn on sentry
as endorsed by many armed forces personnel, except pilots who use brietlings :lol:
as endorsed by many armed forces personnel, except pilots who use brietlings :lol:
Woots said:this beast is what i take into the field with me, never let me down, wakes me up when its my turn on sentry, lights up for when you want to know how long to go on sentry, and also tell you how long till its someone elses turn on sentry
as endorsed by many armed forces personnel, except pilots who use brietlings :lol:
My bomb proof buddy
And to keep corporate I've also got
SUUNTOBOB said:
Based on your name and pic, this should be right up your street
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IWC Pilot's Chronograph. One of the few things I've purchased in the last few years that has actually gone up in value 
Z4-35i said:IWC Pilot's Chronograph. One of the few things I've purchased in the last few years that has actually gone up in value
I know, My Tag Monaco has virtually doubled in value from what I paid.
Z4-35i said:IWC Pilot's Chronograph. One of the few things I've purchased in the last few years that has actually gone up in value
I have a real soft spot for IWC
I tried on a women's Breitling last time when I flew out of Heathrow not too long ago. I didn't know women's Breitlings existed. Was a bit too big for me though. I love Terminal 5 for watch trying.
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I don't doubt some of these are very expensive and quality timepieces, but some of them are god awful fugly.
I wouldn't buy them if they were £2.99 let alone £2.99k.
Like they say ....money doesn't guarantee taste.
PS...... if you are thinking "is he referring to mine?" then that question means you're probably right
I wouldn't buy them if they were £2.99 let alone £2.99k.
Like they say ....money doesn't guarantee taste.
PS...... if you are thinking "is he referring to mine?" then that question means you're probably right
RubyBlueZ4MC said:
bought my good lady a colt oceane http://shop.pkr.com/product/BRE609/Breitling_Colt_Oceane_Ladies_Watch.html she complains its too heavy & prefers her
watch that cost 90% less
can't weigh ladies up sometimes 
have offered to sell it for her but she declinedmr wilks said:RubyBlueZ4MC said:
bought my good lady a colt oceane http://shop.pkr.com/product/BRE609/Breitling_Colt_Oceane_Ladies_Watch.html she complains its too heavy & prefers her
watch that cost 90% less
Lucky lady!! Majority of women I know are not bothered about watches. I lived in Switzerland once for 2 years so it's a different story for me.
I've never been a fan of Breitling. I think they are fussy and dare I say it, too bling? <ducks for cover>
original guvnor said:
I tend to agree, I think there are 3 camps in this watch category; Tag, Omega and Breitling. Most people stick with one possibly two but never all 3. Obviously there are also Rolex aficionados but I would place them in the next ££££ category.
Personally I'm not a fan, for that exact reason, too bling and shiny.
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gookah said:
All of the watches posted are quite tame compared to the average bling that hangs of a premiership footballer's arm or their WAGs.
But then that's not surprising given what they do to their cars ...
