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Kind of, fear of theft too.
That's a damn shame and a little upsetting. While I see your worries, you really should just enjoy the watch. Can't have a stunning watch like that stuck in the watch box for years to come!
Kind of, fear of theft too.
Can't have a stunning watch like that stuck in the watch box for years to come!
You're right, I usually have it on my wrist when the family come over for dinner etc. It's just the walking around in public aspect that makes me paranoid.
I've had lesser watches stolen off my wrist in bars/clubs in the past, but I didn't really get it for that.
I got it around 6 months ago so I'm still getting used to not just having every day watches.
Why are watch faces super thick?
I want:
- Analogue watch
- Roman numerals
- Date indicator
- Battery operated (can do automatic if price is justified)
- Metal strap
- Swiss made
Skagen watches come up - but they aren't Swiss Made.
I don't understand why a simple watch like I've described above needs to be thick.
Looking to get my first watch, mainly going to be used for work and going out occasionally.
Looking for something black with a metal strap/bracelet and around £100, maybe £120 maximum if something is particularly better.
Seen the Casio Edifice EFR-537BK and EFR-526BK so far which are the kind of style and price I'm after.
Any thoughts and recommendations for anything else?
Would post links but not sure if I'm allowed to post direct links from Amazon.
How soon do you want to get a watch? Typically in the next couple of days there will be a Christopher Ward sale and in previous years i picked a couple of limited editions for £99 so you may manage to pick up a 'more expensive' watch on the cheap.
What a bargain! My complaint is the strap is too flimsy, but apart from that its great.
The rubber strap came with the watch Vox, it's rubber and Titanium, really comfortable and stays where it's put on the wrist unlike leather, nylon and bracelets which can move about unless you wear them very tight in colder weather.
You'll find all pics here which I used for a user review a while back elsewhere:
http://imgur.com/a/5pDyS
Hah yeah those springbars with tool-less access are genius, no idea why the big brands don't use it very often, if ever?
The rubber strap came with the watch Vox, it's rubber and Titanium, really comfortable and stays where it's put on the wrist unlike leather, nylon and bracelets which can move about unless you wear them very tight in colder weather.
You'll find all pics here which I used for a user review a while back elsewhere:
http://imgur.com/a/5pDyS