What watch do you wear?

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Without going through the stupid number of pages in this thread, can someone recommend a watch box that stores about 6, for a reasonable price? Got one off eBay recently from China and it came with mould growing inside it :(

I got one of the Songmics 10 watch ones from Amazon for 15 quid and the quality is great. :cool:
 
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Any suggestions for something as beautiful as that for a slightly higher ?
Watches are very personal, I would spend £2k on something from Omega but you will probably want something different.
Are you looking for a watch with a visible movement, a dive watch or a classic dress watch?
 
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Watches are very personal, I would spend £2k on something from Omega but you will probably want something different.
Are you looking for a watch with a visible movement, a dive watch or a classic dress watch?

I am primarily looking for a mens dress watch but perhaps something that wouldn't look completely out of place with a shirt and jeans. At the moment, I am thinking of Longines Watches- Longines Master Collection Automatic Chronograph.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Longines-Co...2-spell&keywords=longinues+master+chronograph

But I would love to see some suggestions from Omega as well :)

Second edit - but actually I want that Parnis watch with a good movement / good make.
 
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I am primarily looking for a mens dress watch but perhaps something that wouldn't look completely out of place with a shirt and jeans. At the moment, I am thinking of Longines Watches- Longines Master Collection Automatic Chronograph.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Longines-Co...2-spell&keywords=longinues+master+chronograph

But I would love to see some suggestions from Omega as well :)

Second edit - but actually I want that Parnis watch with a good movement / good make.

Whatever that movement is in the Parnis, it seems to keep time well, very well in fact. Better than the ETA in the Steinhart.

I think if you like the watch, get it anyway, £65 is not going to break the bank when you are thinking of £2k, and if you find one with a named brand that you like, then get that too. You can always wear the Parnis as a daily or something when you want to wear the expensive one out.
 
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Received it yesterday, thanks to a forum member and this thread.
Just had to have this after seeing it. Really is a beautiful watch in the flesh
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Got this today from my wife for my 40th in a few days. Haven't worn a watch in years but will be from now on. Ive been wanting a nice watch for ages and this one feels and looks great. ( apart from the smudge finger marks on the glass :D)
 
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I am thinking of Longines Watches- Longines Master Collection Automatic Chronograph.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Longines-Co...2-spell&keywords=longinues+master+chronograph

But I would love to see some suggestions from Omega as well :).
Interesting :)

I was going to link to couple of Longines Master collection earlier.
http://www.swisswatchesdirect.co.uk/watch/l2.693.4.78.3_longines_mens_watches_master_collection

Or this Raymond Weil Freelancer Automatic Chronograph
http://www.swisswatchesdirect.co.uk/watch/7730-stc-20021_raymond_weil_mens_watches_freelancer

As for an Omega, it has to be a Seamaster 300 :cool:
http://www.swisswatchesdirect.co.uk...mega_mens_watches_seamaster_300_m_chronometer
 
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Great thread this. A real eye opener for me is the fact that you don't have to spend thousands to get a "nice" watch. I really like Panris watches for example. Which brings to the conclusion that this will be an expensive, habit forming thread... I've already bought a watch box because I read about it here!

I wear a Seiko Ventura Kinetic Direct Drive btw. I also own another two Seikos but I'm not sure what models they are. As you may have guessed, I quite like Seiko...
 
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Great thread this. A real eye opener for me is the fact that you don't have to spend thousands to get a "nice" watch. I really like Panris watches for example. Which brings to the conclusion that this will be an expensive, habit forming thread... I've already bought a watch box because I read about it here!

I wear a Seiko Ventura Kinetic Direct Drive btw. I also own another two Seikos but I'm not sure what models they are. As you may have guessed, I quite like Seiko...

+1, Great thread indeed.
Seen a lot of nice watches from it.
 
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Great thread this. A real eye opener for me is the fact that you don't have to spend thousands to get a "nice" watch. I really like Panris watches for example. Which brings to the conclusion that this will be an expensive, habit forming thread... I've already bought a watch box because I read about it here!

I wear a Seiko Ventura Kinetic Direct Drive btw. I also own another two Seikos but I'm not sure what models they are. As you may have guessed, I quite like Seiko...
Like you say, definitely a habit forming thread!
 
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The aforementioned Seiko Ventura Kinetic. A great watch IMHO.
 
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