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I was sure we had a wristwatch thread, but maybe the topic just came up elsewhere. A relative of mine has just offered to get me a watch for Chrimbo, with a budget of up to 120 quid-ish. I'm in over my head so I thought I'd ask for some advice. I've narrowed down my options but only slightly. |
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Do you reckon Discovery Japan is legit? There's a few watches on there I've got my eye on. |
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What's the finacial incentive to collect watches? Rarity and resale to enthusiasts? Besides fine craftmanship I can't tell what's actually valuable about them. |
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sbpy159-b.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() >>6632 |
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If I could commission a couple of watches with a fat Lopunny on them I could bilk you pair for tens, if not dozens, of pounds. |
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Watch kit came today so I could finally start playing around with my Seiko 5. |
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Got an email from Dan Henry to say their latest watch, the 1945, will be launching 5pm on Thursday. |
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The more I watch videos on youtube by watch dealers and self-proclaimed experts and aficionados, the more I wonder what the real appeal of mechanical watches is to those who prefer them over quartz. |
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T026_420_17_281_02[1].jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() My last watch was a Casio F-91W. I've gone through at least three of them. Real good value for money. I got a Tissot Sea Touch for my 18th many moons ago, but it needs a battery change and a new strap (original strap was too big for my weedy wrists so had to be altered, but now my current grown man wrist is too beefy). I imagine the cost of new battery and new strap would be much higher than using a series of Casios. |
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Garmin-D2-Air-Pilots.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() >>6663 |
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9580bf9a-eeeb-49ba-885d-eebbbed366d2.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() The new Dan Henry watches are hideous. |
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s-l1600.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() Bought the cheapest watch I could find to stick on me bike. Not bad at all for £4.76. I might even start wearing it if I develop a penchant for jewellery. |
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Annotation 2022-05-13 204211.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() >>6669 |
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cw.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() Christopher Ward are starting to stock older models with the newer logo. |
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