What watch do you wear?

Basher said:
Chr Ward watch broke :( Randomly the face flew off whilst on a flight!
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Contact them their customer service seems very good, my uncle had a C.Ward and the clasp on the strap disintegrated after about a month, they next day'd him a replacement strap and gave him a free service when the watch hit 2 years old.
 
Halestorm said:
I Love Skagen Watches, The ultra thin ceramic ones are my favourite
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Its pretty much my first Watch that isn't a Swatch. I've never managed to find anything as thin as my old one as I don't like 'chunky' watches.

This Skagen is really nice though, nice and thin!
 
I have a Citizen Promaster Altichron and i absolutely love it........of course i will never EVER need a compass or an altimeter but hey......

Not exactly a fortune or a premium brand but still feels special.

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Does anyone know of some different looking, good quality open heart / tourbillon watches which don't hurt my bank account too much?

I've got a full skeleton watch and fancy something a bit different, but I still like to see the workings of the watch at the same time.

Again I realise my taste will probably differ from a lot of others, but I really like the look of this: http://i1.ytimg.com/vi/wLk7YxHb7uM/maxresdefault.jpg

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Is it advisable going down the replica route? I really like the look of some watches but they're way out of my price range, I don't care so much knowing it's not the real deal, if I could get a top quality replica one.
 
Just call them fakes, that's what they are and no, it is not advisable. There are many affordable watches which borrow from established designs.
 
Aedus said:
Does anyone know of some different looking, good quality open heart / tourbillon watches which don't hurt my bank account too much?

I've got a full skeleton watch and fancy something a bit different, but I still like to see the workings of the watch at the same time.

Again I realise my taste will probably differ from a lot of others, but I really like the look of this: http://i1.ytimg.com/vi/wLk7YxHb7uM/maxresdefault.jpg

Also:
Is it advisable going down the replica route? I really like the look of some watches but they're way out of my price range, I don't care so much knowing it's not the real deal, if I could get a top quality replica one.
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You can get chinese tourbillons for £500-£1000 used. Personally I don't like them but it's the cheapest way into owning a tourbillon.
 
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