Seiko Kenitic

company looks ok to me, it shows how much the big companys try to rip us off :( , my honest opinion is that its a nice looking watch but i would look for something similar with an auto movement or consider going second hand,what is your budget?
if after a diver type automatic how about something like this?
http://www.chronomaster.co.uk/B115_ow2.JPG

150 quid, if i hadna got 2 o+w watches already i have it myself :)
 
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My budget is as little as will get the job done... the job being a titanium watch with gold colour details that isn't really chunky. That's the ergonomic side, on the time keeping side accuracy is important since I have quite a tight schedule and wouldn't like a watch that could be a minute or more off unless I reset it every few days. I certainly admire automatics from an engineering point of view but I don't like the idea of paying more for less accuracy, they also need services every few years?.

Regarding Kinetic again I admire the technology and it has certain coolness... but there is quite a premium with the watches I'm looking at here and there's a question mark over long term viability and expensive service costs.
 
clv101 said:
That's more like it but I'll see your £89.99 and raise (lower?) you a £75 from here:
http://www.watches2watches.co.uk/seiko_watches_details/Seiko_Titanium_2_Tone_Watch/8/

:)

So... anything wrong with these companies selling so much cheaper than elsewhere?
Just to let you know the watch turned up today, perfect condition, all original box, Seiko guarantee card etc. Fantastic value, I'd highly recommend this little company (I have absolutely nothing to do with them!).
 
My ex bought me this jobby in the US and its being rock solid and looks pretty decent, although to be honest I would probably have got a plainer one in hindsight.

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