Smiffy
Grand Slam Winner
One of my favourites. Keeps perfect time, reasonably slim and the strap can either dress it up or dress it down. What's not to like???I've got the same one ?
One of my favourites. Keeps perfect time, reasonably slim and the strap can either dress it up or dress it down. What's not to like???I've got the same one ?
Bling ?One of my favourites. Keeps perfect time, reasonably slim and the strap can either dress it up or dress it down. What's not to like???
That watch is far too subtle to be classed as bling, says the man currently wearing the same model ??.Bling ?
Bling???Bling ?
Google Mark Lovick. He has some amazing videos of taking watches to bits and putting them back together.They certainly are. The full skeleton ones are a thing of beauty. Precision engineering.
There's a few videos of watches being built online, i'll never cease to be amazed by it.
The question was "What's not to like" not "What's to like"That watch is far too subtle to be classed as bling, says the man currently wearing the same model ??.
It was an open goal for you, hard to refuse to be fair ?The question was "What's not to like" not "What's to like"
I'll get me coat ?
Got a Longines Grande Classique for my 21st, 30 odd years ago but reckon the last time I wore it was my 40th birthday party. Just never feel the need to wear a watch nowadays.I've got two decent watches....I like wearing a watch and frankly would feel naked without one.
Currently wear a Longines Hydroconquest as my everyday watch bought in Aruba back in 2016...its a fairly simple stainless steel affair with a plain white face....nothing flashy about it just a nice solid but not oversized lump on my wrist. Tucked away in my safe is a Longines Le Grandes Classique dress watch that I bought myself for my 30th birthday a long long time ago...very simple and elegant...all gold, ultra thin....unfortunately it doesn't fit me anymore and cannot be made any bigger without considerable investment!!!
I quite like Seiko watches and they form the majority of my small collection. I have a few modern Seiko automatics and a few quartz ones. As much as I like a nice watch and appreciate the mechanics of them I don't think I could spend more than £500 on one. The one I take most care of and wear only occasionally is my granddads 1960s Roamer.
Got a Longines Grande Classique for my 21st, 30 odd years ago but reckon the last time I wore it was my 40th birthday party. Just never feel the need to wear a watch nowadays.
That IS a baragin. You gitI’ve ordered this the other day for just over £500, 70% off their standard prices, a lot of watch for little money.
https://tribus-watches.com/products/tri-04-power-reserve-gmt-sport-cosc-10
I’ve ordered this the other day for just over £500, 70% off their standard prices, a lot of watch for little money.
https://tribus-watches.com/products/tri-04-power-reserve-gmt-sport-cosc-10