What watch do you wear?
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I wear my Grandad's Omega. It has been ticking for over 40 years now!
Love it, looks great.
Awesome photo, is that the c5? I have the c5 aviator and love it!
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thx, yeh C5 was tempted to get the c3 but i liked the clean style of the c5 more i think.
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Anyone here have a Dornbluth (apologies for not searching through 63 pages of posts first !).
From what I've seen they look fantastic.
From what I've seen they look fantastic.
Not got it till Christmas 
My wrists are pretty thin (6" circumference) and they can be adjusted to fit me.
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Which watch do you watch? I don't.
I have exactly the same issue. No matter how many pints I drink, or how many hand shandies I have, my wrists just stay feeble.
I really fancy a Christopher Ward but reckon that it'll look stupid on my small wrists.
They're nice watches. Cant really say I've got the fattest wrists in the world and they sit alright on my wrist.
ye not much you can do about wrist size. i want a chris ward one too. i may take the plunge if i see one cheap in the sale (if there is one after christmas). i'll post here with pics if i do
So how does one judge the "Officialness" of watches being sold online. My girlfriend is after the following watch, but on the rainforest marketplace the same watch is being sold for about £280 and here (at another dubious looking website) for about £195.
Can anyone offer some wisdom?
Can anyone offer some wisdom?
I have as well but wear a 44mm Panerai and its fine
margins are big on fashion watches and that would easily be a realistic price, while I am not saying it doesn't happen it is hardly worth faking something like an Armani watch