Man of Honour
I'm sure it will go fine but adverts like that always put me off, same on car ads as well, why don't they hoover the mats before putting pics up or clean the car?
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That's lovely Cosimo! Was that the 38 or the 41mm? I'm going to see how long I keep it, as I'd love a black bezel, but you know, I'm sure this will keep me occupied for a few months.
High street store (John Dyson) for me.
Watch out when buying online for the red paint dot on the back (if removed/broken then its been opened) and small serial number - with matching invoice, papers and cards
Got this on Sunday as a wedding gift from my wife.
http://www.sekonda.co.uk/index.php?fuseaction=Product.view&ModelID=767
I was just really jealous that everyone else kept posting theirs and I posted up a 20quid seiko 5! haha
In my opinion I hope to have a bargain, if all goes well.
(http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/mens-omeg...D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557)
They seem to go from 1450-1900EUR - if there is anything untoward, I'll just claim through paypal and get it back in case, but comes with papers and everything, so hoping so.
For that sort of money I would rather have an in house movement. Dad has a Portuguese and I like it a lot but the thought of a 7750 ticking away in there is not as exciting as something a bit more rare.
What a strange advert! Seems more interested in proving authenticity by showing all the gubbins that came with it than showing the state of the watch itself! No idea where all the stuff is that came with mine.
Just what I thought to be fair. I'll have to make sure everything matches the paperwork and serials and it's not a rouse. Either way, you know, power as the buyer should be on my side. One would hope.