Starting to get a bit popular? You're about 10 years too late. Arnie and Sly popularised them long ago.
I like the standard SS Portuguese, but not that one.
What watch do you wear?
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Starting to get a bit popular? You're about 10 years too late. Arnie and Sly popularised them long ago.
I like the standard SS Portuguese, but not that one.
I am not going to buy one of these - it is grotesque but obviously someone does - What I would like to know is what are all little balls for ?
http://www.amazon.com/Versace-93Q80..._m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=1BRE7S5QXYZ0GWDWT74H
Dave
http://www.amazon.com/Versace-93Q80..._m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=1BRE7S5QXYZ0GWDWT74H
Dave
the balls are there to make you look a prat.
Sly was wearing a nice one in the movie The Expendables.
He wore one in Daylight in 1995!
Sorry to post this here but thought I would get the best responses.
My mum has asked for a new watch for Christmas and I have found one that I think fits the bill but wanted the opinion of the participants of this thread as you all really seem to know your watches.
This is the watch -
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/...act_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE
I am hoping it will go back down to last months price before Christmas, but is it a good one?
My mum has asked for a new watch for Christmas and I have found one that I think fits the bill but wanted the opinion of the participants of this thread as you all really seem to know your watches.
This is the watch -
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/...act_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE
I am hoping it will go back down to last months price before Christmas, but is it a good one?
You cannot go far wrong with a Seiko 5.
They are good value for money and virtually bullet proof.
The only thing with an automatic is it has to be worn every day, (unlike a Quartz watch), to save you changing the day & date if the power reserve runs out.
For the money it is a good buy.
They are good value for money and virtually bullet proof.
The only thing with an automatic is it has to be worn every day, (unlike a Quartz watch), to save you changing the day & date if the power reserve runs out.
For the money it is a good buy.
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Timex dynabeat?
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Wearing this a fair bit lately.
Tempted by one of these: http://www.tissot.ch/?collections/products/1125/n/TISSOT_COUTURIER/T035.627.16.051.01
But not sure if the lack of second marks would get annoying after a while :/
But not sure if the lack of second marks would get annoying after a while :/
Not sure what price range you are looking at, these are up there with the very best but not cheap
http://www.abp-paris.com/watchbands_creations_watchstraps.php?rid=7&cid=1
Thanks , that's the one .
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No worries
I think you need to just drop a jewelers screwdriver, or pin into the hole, and move it towards you (if oriented like in the picture) and it should pop the pin holding the links together.
Not sure, but it looks about right!
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Thought as much. Fashion watch.
Are we talking it will stop ticking in 5 years or are they relatively good for £200?
Hate buying **** that isn't designed to last.
probably will last longer than you will want to wear it for but then so will a 10 quid watch, the internals are cheap sp have a feel of the case and strap quality and see what you think
are the worth 200 quid? no but then again jewellery is rarely bought on value
are the worth 200 quid? no but then again jewellery is rarely bought on value