What watch do you wear?

I'm looking at adding a daily to my small collection.

Looking at a field watch for comfort.
Seiko sport 5 vs Hamilton khaki.
Leaning towards the khaki based on reviews/quality.
Where's the best place is London to try them both on?
 
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Buddy said:
I'm looking at adding a daily to my small collection.

Looking at a field watch for comfort.
Seiko sport 5 vs Hamilton khaki.
Leaning towards the khaki based on reviews.
Where's the best place is London to try them both on?
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Around New Bond street / Mayfair if you want central. If not, F Hinds or similar in any of the Westfields dotted around. Seiko you'll find at virtually any jewellers.
 
Well, it came. Really happy with it ! Hate the bracelet w/regards to sizing (it’s a push pin bracelet, but doesn’t include barrels. Took me a moment to figure it out)

It’s all sized up and sitting on my wrist. Lovely. Went for the baby blue, in 40mm, powermatic 80
 
sorry I forgot to add a photo! (Looks a little large on my wrist agreed, but I think that’s down to my iPhone camera, as in person it’s fine !)

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The lack of any real move into new releases for 18mm straps is rather annoying. 2 years on not a single new model seems to have come out from any of the natural rubber brands etc.
 
Been out today to get hearing aids fixed so put on posh watch - my 1965 Breitling -
Sorry about pic as I have to use old camera due to Google crap bags not letting me send pic by gmail because my phone isn't password protected. This picture doesn't do it justice.

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This is such a crap picture I had to put up a decent one

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I watched this the other day.


I follow Wristwatch revival as there's something quite theraputic watching the service of a watch. This one's with quite a rare 1958 Rolex which is quite a leap from his usual watch service / repair videos. I know he's been featured on the odd US programs / websites but this watch was a step up to say the least.
 
I've just received the Steeldive SD1970 - it's fantastic for the price, probably the most comfortable watch I own!

I'll probably keep my Invicta Pro Diver as my beater watch but this will definitely be my daily until I can try out the Seiko.
 
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