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I've used them before (for my Orient Air Diver), no issues what so ever with them and according to several forums they are highly regarded.
disregard this
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I've used them before (for my Orient Air Diver), no issues what so ever with them and according to several forums they are highly regarded.
Is your Orient a quartz or an automatic?.
Same here, I'll still appreciate a quality watch regardless of whether it cost £100 or £1000 (although not just limited to watches!).
It's red but glows blue -mind blown-
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www.creationwatches.com/products/or...serve-automatic-db08004b-mens-watch-3310.html
Am I being a fool and doing something wrong?![]()
That mako is superb, can't believe you sol the seiko so quickly though.
I don't need any more watches but I want that.
It's much better than the original one.
I was going to give it away at first but then thought about the fact that I paid extra for the Tissot bracelet so could at least recoup a small amount there. Either way it was time though!
Not looked at anything else since though, got my eyes on that Rolex Explorer II for the future![]()
Dammit now curious to what it originally said.disregard this
Dammit now curious to what it originally said.![]()
haha
cant be long before you splash some serious cash on one.
id love a titan black rolex sub but never in a million year would i spend that amount of cash on a watch, swmbo wouldnt let me buy one either.
ill stick to my non expensive models they still seem good quality.
im sure you'll post some exquisite photos once you do.
Dammit now curious to what it originally said.![]()
I've been asked by the Mrs what watch I'd like for a wedding present. I liked the look of the IWC Big Pilot as it has a nice 46mm face, then realised it was 10k ha
I might plump for an Omega, maybe a Tag Carrera. Too much choice.
i think the tide has already turned on over-sized watches, I would be loathed to drop big money on something 46mm. I think for a watch to keep forever very large risks looking odd in time. 38mm to 42mm is always around, smaller and larger comes and goes.
I have a 47mm pilot I put together a couple of years ago and it is very big (I never put it on, in fact may use the movement for something else)
Okay that makes sense now seeing as Seiya sell/specialise in JDM stuff rather than Rolex/Panerai."If you asked that on rolexforums, or pan forums, you would get a different response."
I've used them before (for my Orient Air Diver), no issues what so ever with them and according to several forums they are highly regarded.
How did you find the communication with him? I sent him a email late last night and got a prompt reply regarding stock, just need to get over last minute nerves and pull the trigger.
UPDATE: Well I cavedOrdered! So all being well in a week or so I should have a new sumo to play with and hopefully my watch itch will be scratched for the next 20 years until I crave an omega and have the funds to buy one
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