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>> | No. 3918
3918
I'm about to buy this watch. |
>> | No. 3919
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£200 for a watch that isn't even digital? Are they having a laugh? You can get one for a tenner from Argos: |
>> | No. 3920
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I can appreciate good watches, but in my opinion that doesn't look worth more than £100. |
>> | No. 3921
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A £200 watch is really worth £200. |
>> | No. 3922
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citizen watch.png >>3921 |
>> | No. 3923
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rolex-submariner-21365585[1].jpg and does this watch look worth £4000? |
>> | No. 3924
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>watches |
>> | No. 3927
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To be fair, a watch that you absolutely don't have to give a fuck about when swimming, showering, jetwashing your hands, stopping a jet of petrol pissing out of an engine, whatever muppetry you like, is a permanent pleasure. Likewise, never needing a battery, glowing for a decade or two, and generally getting on with telling the time, is something I don't regret paying for. The juxtaposition of clockwork and radioactivity is a bonus. |
>> | No. 3928
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5336569456_74d58ca133_z[1].jpg >>3922 |
>> | No. 3929
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I have an Omega that cost just over a grand. I love it, and my hair is thicker and my penis longer since buying it. It's so nice I hardly ever wear it, and have a Burgmeister I bought on Amazon for every day use. But that's besides the point. |
>> | No. 3932
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>Can you afford it? If you buy the watch and then the next day your boiler explodes will you still have money to pay for it? |
>> | No. 3933
3933
>>3921 |
>> | No. 3934
3934
>>3933 |
>> | No. 3936
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>>39347 |
>> | No. 3937
3937
>>3933 |
>> | No. 3938
3938
>>3937 |
>> | No. 3939
3939
As far as I'm concerned, phones and cars are transient. They require continued payment, new models are regularly released and you exchange them up or down depending on your circumstances. |
>> | No. 3940
3940
DSC01481.jpg I can only agree with what people are saying about flash watches. Especially since most people would just check their phones anyway. |
>> | No. 3941
3941
>>3940 |
>> | No. 3945
3945
>>3940 |
>> | No. 3946
3946
>>3945 |
>> | No. 3950
3950
I wear a watch that I got from my grandfather who got his from his father. It's a Hermes, but I think it is a fake. |
>> | No. 3951
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736211772411-2T.gif I rather like the look of these watches. Something about the plain, minimal styling reminds me of Apple products. Question is, would wearing one make me as pretentious as a twat in Starbucks with his Macbook? |
>> | No. 3952
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>>3951 |
>> | No. 3953
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P_6504_black_storm_pro_zoom.jpg Traser black storm watch. £210 when I got it. It's got fancy glowy shit in it, a little radiation symbol and a timer bezel. I find analog watches easier to read at a glance than digital. |
>> | No. 3954
3954
>>3953 Then I can just get a new battery and it's all hunky dory. |
>> | No. 3956
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>>3954 |
>> | No. 3957
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I understand that you might want a modern, interesting-looking watch, but if it sacrifices your ability to read the time, i.e. the very purpose of wearing a watch in the first place, then it becomes pretentious. This means no dots or bars or binary or anything like that that you have to mentally calculate before you know what the time is. If it takes more than a glance to tell the time from your watch, you're a twat. |
>> | No. 3958
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>>3957 |
>> | No. 3959
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>>3958 |
>> | No. 3960
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>>3959 |
>> | No. 4028
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>>3951 |
>> | No. 4029
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>>4028 |
>> | No. 4030
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>>4028 |
>> | No. 4031
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>>4030 |
>> | No. 4033
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I have a good Far-East pirate copy of a Tag Heuer Professional, a real version of which would set me back about £1000. I love wearing it, feels great on my wrist, the clasp design and the watchface and everything about it is perfect. |
>> | No. 4034
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>>4033 |
>> | No. 4035
4035
I guess I'm the cunt of the thread, because I wear a Cartier Roadster. I am under no illusions about it being materially worth the money, I just really like it and when I look at it, it makes me happy. |
>> | No. 4076
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IMG_202.jpg Finally got it, and for only £140. |
>> | No. 4077
4077
casio-watch-50m-alarm-chrono-blk-2669-p.jpg Best watch on the market, don't let anyone tell you otherwise. |
>> | No. 4078
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I would buy a watch if I could find one that is almost indestructible. |
>> | No. 4079
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>>4078 |
>> | No. 4080
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>>4079 |
>> | No. 4081
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>>4080 |
>> | No. 4082
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timex-military-classic-wrist[1].jpg >>4080 |
>> | No. 4083
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>>4082 |
>> | No. 4121
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I'm considering a Nite MX-10 very heavily. About tritium - once it runs out, is that it? Or can I sent it off somewhere to have new tubes installed? If its going to last even half a decade it's going to be worth it, really, but I'd like to know. |
>> | No. 4122
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>>4082 |
>> | No. 4167
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My current watch is >>4077. |
>> | No. 4591
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Citizen-Mens-BM8475-26E-Eco-Drive-Stainless-Steel-.jpg OP Here. |
>> | No. 4592
4592
There's no difference between a £5 watch and a £5000 watch. 8.30 is 8.30. Time is a constant based on meridian. Unless you affect it with gravitational fields. |
>> | No. 4593
4593
If you want an accurate watch then spend a pound or two on a digital quartz one. Any more and it's jewellery and novelty, especially mechanical ones. The sky is the limit if you want something that tickles your fancy as an accessory. Just know what you are getting and why, it's your money. |
>> | No. 4594
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>>4591 |
>> | No. 4595
4595
91uo1UQAkxL._SL1500_.jpg I'm inordinately fond of the Timex Weekender. It goes with anything from jeans and a t-shirt to a suit, looks really elegant but costs just £30. It takes NATO standard straps, so you can have a few different colours of strap for a couple of quid each. |
>> | No. 4596
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>>4592 |
>> | No. 4597
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Cartier-Roadster-S-steel1[1].jpg >>4035 |
>> | No. 4598
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>>4597 |
>> | No. 4599
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>>4598 |
>> | No. 4600
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galaxygearlead-619.jpg for the sort of money op is looking at spending I'd choose one of these beauties. |
>> | No. 4601
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>>4598 |
>> | No. 4602
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>>4599 |
>> | No. 4603
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>>4602 |
>> | No. 4604
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>>4602 |
>> | No. 4605
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>>4604 |
>> | No. 4606
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bellross1[1].jpg I really like the aesthetics of watches. |
>> | No. 4607
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>>4603 |
>> | No. 4608
4608
got-pebble-watch.jpg >>4600 |
>> | No. 4609
4609
10 hours? |
>> | No. 4610
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>>4608 |
>> | No. 4611
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>>4610 |
>> | No. 4612
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>>4611 |
>> | No. 4613
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Would a solar powered smartwatch work? |
>> | No. 4614
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>>4613 |
>> | No. 4615
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>>4595 |
>> | No. 4616
4616
Casio Mens Gold Digital Watch(1).jpg This watch really tickles my fancy, you can find it for 40 quid on any high street jewler. Not bad. |
>> | No. 4617
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>>4616 |
>> | No. 4618
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>>4617 |
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