I also wear my watch as far down as it will go, I don't really notice the crown unless I'm driving and even then hardly. Wouldn't the watch fall down your arm towards the wrist anyway? I mean it's not really mean to be worn really tightly.
What watch do you wear?
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Currently sporting this Breitling SuperOcean II. Other watch is an Omega SeaMaster.
Currently sporting this Breitling SuperOcean II. Other watch is an Omega SeaMaster.
That's the first Breitling I like the look of!
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Breitling dials are just too busy - do you really need all of those numbers !?!
I learnt 24 hour time and minute numbers at infant school
Have to agree here, that is a lot of distracting and unnecessary detail on the watch.
Well I had jitters and cancelled my order of a Mondaine, and went for a Bering instead. Very pleased with it - Quartz movement and Sapphire face for £110 delivered. There's not much out there on the internet about Bering (it's a Danish brand), but I really like the simplicity of the face, and with the sapphire glass it really feels like a quality product and hopefully won't scratch to **** like my last watch.
Fitted with a blue Di Modell strap from Watch Obsession - thanks to GeezerButler for the shop suggestion, there are some lovely straps on that site. For me, it's transformed a rather plain looking watch into something I find pleasing to look at.
Fitted with a blue Di Modell strap from Watch Obsession - thanks to GeezerButler for the shop suggestion, there are some lovely straps on that site. For me, it's transformed a rather plain looking watch into something I find pleasing to look at.
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As long as the individual manufacturer deems necessary.
The Omega warranty is 3-4 years depending on the model.
new rolexes are 5 years, in house breitling are 5 as well i think
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I used Toshi for a few leather straps now, lots of options choice and the quality was excellent
https://toshi-straps.co.uk/
not cheap but the quality really stands out.
wanted an alternative to the steel bracelet on my speedmaster when i got married.
Have used toshi as well for a couple. https://www.banda.com/ also very good and more wide ranging than toshi
Steveostraps is good for a cheaper alternative than toshi
if you just want cheapies, cousins
Steveostraps is good for a cheaper alternative than toshi
if you just want cheapies, cousins
Cheers guys, as I posted before it looks like my Bremont has the same bent pin issue as it had at a few weeks old. My lodger also has a Bremont, albeit a different model, with the exact same issue. I think I'll contact the retailer and see what they say, then get in touch with Bremont themselves.
