Thanks mate! Yeah I really like it
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Watches
- Thread starter Nobby Nobbs
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Thanks mate!
What's the diameter?
I usually go for 42mm or so minimum as I've big wrists.. I've got a couple of 48-50mm watches..
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
I think it’s 42
Yeah, I need to get that sorted today!Hope you've got it specifically insured having seen the RRP of it!
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
It's a 46. 42 although not small would look a fair bit smaller on the wrist.
TrailerTrash
Player Valuation: £8m
I used to be an 'auto' snob, but I realised that are not as accurate as a quartz, and don't require an expensive service!
Nice to have them though.
TrailerTrash
Player Valuation: £8m
Looks fine, to be honest. Depends what you had on prior, as it may just feel weird to you.
As someone else said, as long as you like it, don't worry about it.
It's a nice looking piece.
Exposing violent watch thieves and their young female 'spotters'
London gangs are recruiting young people to steal expensive watches off victims in the street.
www.bbc.com
malcson
Player Valuation: £10m
Until the battery goes flat! Precise accuracy to the second is less important for me in a watch anyway, very easy to adjust a minute here or there if the mechanical watch needs adjusting. For me it’s about a watch being something mechanical (including hand wound not just automatic). It’s a personal thing but quartz just don’t have the same appeal. You can pick up inexpensive mechanical watches so it’s not even a brand thing for me.
Still got all its condoms on (attack of the plastic, FFS). White dial? Yes, please.
SBDC171 (gimme dat JDM), the updated take on one of their classic divers, the '68 model 6105. Just need to remove all the protective film and size the band now.
"ANOTHER Seiko!?", I hear you say...yes, for same reason I'm a Toyota guy.
This one's become my ba'beh..probably 80% wrist time; so comfortable. The DiaShield coating is workin' a treat, too. Few scratches on the clasp, like you'd expect but otherwise spotless. Great purchase, IMHO.
TrailerTrash
Player Valuation: £8m
Takes a few minutes to change a battery, which last at minimum several years, and cost at most a few quid.
Mechanical are nice to have, but I gave up insisting on them. I'd end up buying another watch for the price of a service.
LEONARD
Player Valuation: £60m
Exposing violent watch thieves and their young female 'spotters'
London gangs are recruiting young people to steal expensive watches off victims in the street.www.bbc.com
If I lived in London, I would employ ex Mossad muscle, or wear this on my wrist.
Regarding quartz v mechanical - anyone unfamiliar with Seikos spring drive system which combines mechanical movement with quartz accuracy may find this interesting.
www.seikowatches.com
Spring Drive | Seiko Watch Corporation
Seiko is one of the few fully integrated watch manufactures. We design and develop our own movements using leading-edge technology.