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I wear the same watch as this. Its about 5 years old now so probably due for a service as its the Traditional Automatic as apposed to the quartz version.
More expensive to buy and a service is between £300 & £400![]()
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I wear the same watch as this. Its about 5 years old now so probably due for a service as its the Traditional Automatic as apposed to the quartz version.
More expensive to buy and a service is between £300 & £400![]()
Doubt I can say, there's loads of forums for replica watches though with links to trusted
Doubt I can say, there's loads of forums for replica watches though with links to trusted sellers.
You telling me that Omega Planet Ocean is a replica? If it is, it's the most genuine looking one I've seen. It's even got the blue tint of the anti reflective coated glass.
You telling me that Omega Planet Ocean is a replica? If it is, it's the most genuine looking one I've seen. It's even got the blue tint of the anti reflective coated glass.
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More expensive to buy and a service is between £300 & £400![]()
No need to pay that much to service it, 80-100 is a more sensible service price at an independent.
A standard PO now retails at £2650!
[ui]ICEMAN;18727071 said:I have a few others too but these are my most common ones. When I'm done with medical school I'm going to treat myself to a Hublot Big Bang I think![]()
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It's a couple of mm larger in diameter, and about 1.5mm thicker than the IWC pictured and can be bought with a PVD (black) case or polished steel as per the picture. There are a couple of other similar watches made by them too, and are indeed a fraction of the cost (~£60).
Hmm not a massive fan of ebay, shame I can't find a UK seller..
I like the look of this one:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/053-PARNIS-43...nsWatches_GL&hash=item3a64aac131#ht_831wt_905
Im guessing the bottom bit is moving and stuff? Very tempted...
I really don't see why anyone would buy an Omega Seamaster... it's just a poor mans Submariner.
"moving and stuff"? lolIt's a tourbillon