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Yeah it was a limited time deal, not staff only but not available to the general public.
Bah, buying one this month, could have done with that sort of discount.
Yeah it was a limited time deal, not staff only but not available to the general public.
50%
Love the history behind this specific model. Comes with a booklet boasting all the times in the space programme Nasa and the Russians used Speedmasters, and the times it's saved their asses!
Picked up my UNREPAIRED Moto360 from the post office on saturday... and surprise surprise, it's more broken than when I sent it to them.
Gaaah!
I now have dark grey lines across the screen whenever the background is bright white and there's text or a logo on top of it.
All it was sent for was a cracked back replacement under warranty. They then claimed that a unauthorised repair had been attempted and as such the warranty was void. Even wanted me to pay to get it back...
To reply to whomever that was on the previous page who was SO righteous about not buying replicas because blah blah blah.
Saturday I went to buy that Hamilton Maestro OR the Lord Hamilton -- as long as I could try them; the rather major shop didn't have the LH, so I was told they would bring it in -- on the other hand, I told them that I would buy either of these watch from them once I tried them on.
Today I got a call telling me they can't bring in the LH unless it's a guaranteed sale.
'doh'
Im thinking of buying one of these
http://www.watchfinder.co.uk/Omega/Planet Ocean/2209.50.00/3265/item/54213
It is Omega Planet Ocean, what i want to know is how well they hold their value? I would like to think i can buy this, enjoy and then sell without loosing too much money?
Should i be looking at a similar model that will better hold its value?
Thanks
Sam
You're dealing with lower tier watches, so you won't get the same service as you would from the likes of Rolex, Omega, JLC etc.
The last time I was at the Rolex dealer I was welcome to try on any watch and offered coffee.
Exactly. This bloke looking at Hamilton watches is expecting to be treated the same as if he was buying something five times the price from a far more famous manufacturer.
To be fair, forcing someone to buy a watch before they even seen it is not cool.
Exactly. This bloke looking at Hamilton watches is expecting to be treated the same as if he was buying something five times the price from a far more famous manufacturer.
I'm not saying it's right that they give different levels of service, it's just he's possibly expecting too much.
I'd just say yes I will buy it if you get it in, then go in and try it on and not buy it if I didn't like it. Screw them and their pony tactics.
Well, you are just demonstrating a really nice level of similarity to a rectum.
And, as far as the 'lower tier' is, it's the 'lower tier' that still have some neurons, instead of the 'middle tier' who think buying a Rolex will make their man sausage a bit bigger -- especially the kind who will eat pasta everyday while wearing it.
Im sure you have checked this, but did you wind it? Its an automatic, right? They only self-wind when they are being worn.
If it has sat for a few days, it might have run out of reserve, so needs a manual wind to get going again..