What watch do you wear?
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Awful photos but hey. Its a Calibre 8700 Black - lovely in person anyway lol
Very nice just ordered mine awaiting delivery
Hope you got it sub £200
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So my watch died today at work today, I never got round to buying one last time but I have an Argos over the road from work and I feel naked without a watch now.
What do you think of that? It's the kind of style that I like and it looks nice! Anything like that for the same kind of price but a better watch? Or should I get that one?
So my watch died today at work today, I never got round to buying one last time but I have an Argos over the road from work and I feel naked without a watch now.
What do you think of that? It's the kind of style that I like and it looks nice! Anything like that for the same kind of price but a better watch? Or should I get that one?
Christmas present from dad. He bought it in 1967... it looks brand new and still works
My first proper watch, wonder if it will last another 40+ years?
Is that the one with the gold body and golden face? (looks like it)
I have one of these, it used to belong to my great grandfather!
Though mine has a leather strap. The original gold strap has been missing for decades unfortunately.
Christmas present from dad. He bought it in 1967... it looks brand new and still works
My first proper watch, wonder if it will last another 40+ years?
Nice watch - has a classic look to it- your Dad must be as old as me - I bought mine in 1965 --Had it cleaned and repaired though.
Missed a delivery of my watch today as I'm in Edinburghhopefully I'll be able to rearrange it for Tuesday.
Got it rearranged for Thursday but DX doesn't appear to have any tracking information so since I'm back at work I've got to guess when they guy is coming round and hope my dad will be there at the same time!
Popped over there and had a look this morning. The face is OK but the case and the bracelet are horrible. I thought they felt really cheap and flimsy and the grey colour (doesn't really show in you photograph) is just 'meh'. I decided not to buy it. Shame really, I liked the initial look.
Just thought I would share some pictures of my 1964 9.ct Longines (manually wound) and my 1896 14k Waltham.
Neither are worth huge sums of money, but I love looking at both. My girlfriend gave me the Waltham as a present almost ten years ago, so it is significant to me and I will never sell it. For its simplicity I quite like the movement, with its old American font!
Neither are worth huge sums of money, but I love looking at both. My girlfriend gave me the Waltham as a present almost ten years ago, so it is significant to me and I will never sell it. For its simplicity I quite like the movement, with its old American font!
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I don't own one but have tried one on, it's fairly thick so you'd need fairly large wrists to pull it off IMHO. Best to go a boutique and get a feel for what model you like, there's loads of Planet Oceans to choose from.
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Sorry, it's a poor picture. It's actually just s/s with an oyster-type dial.
Nice watch - has a classic look to it- your Dad must be as old as me - I bought mine in 1965 --Had it cleaned and repaired though.
That's a lovely looking watch DXP, there's def something about the simple unfussy look of older watches. Do you wear that daily?
Yeah, he's rather 'worldly wise'. Wouldn't have it any other way though
That's a lovely looking watch DXP, there's def something about the simple unfussy look of older watches. Do you wear that daily?
Not now - It was on my wrist for 9 years solid when I bought it - but my work didn't do it any good - The wife bought me a Seiko Automatic so this went in drawer for near 40 years - I dug it out and got it fixed so now I wear it on special days - It does feel nice though.
It is a manual wind so needs doing every day if you wear it all time so Seiko 5's are daily wear.
Not now - It was on my wrist for 9 years solid when I bought it - but my work didn't do it any good - The wife bought me a Seiko Automatic so this went in drawer for near 40 years - I dug it out and got it fixed so now I wear it on special days - It does feel nice though.
It is a manual wind so needs doing every day if you wear it all time so Seiko 5's are daily wear.
I changed my mind and have ordered a Sekio SKX007K1...Just been searching through this thread for a Seiko super oyster 22mm BRACELET strap but the Wjean seller is no longer on ebay in his shop
Anyone link me to another place to replace the Rubber Strap?
Cheers
Anyone link me to another place to replace the Rubber Strap?
Cheers
New "everyday" watch: Seiko SKX007 on a Super Oyster Type IIa bracelet.
Hi mate
Where did you get the strap from?
Cheers