Watches

Tramps_mate said:
Anyone seen or heard of these before?

spinnaker-watches.co.uk

Seaspray White

Inspired by watch shapes and designs of the 1970s, the Dumas represents a more muscular form in dive watch design. Taking its name from the famed diving pioneer Fr��d��ric Dumas, the watch harkens to a capsule of dive watches that were designed explicitly for pure function and practicality in...
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Yes I’m wearing one this week not that model but very nice and well made watch
 

Nobby Nobbs said:
Was thinking of treating myself to a new watch, not sure if to go with a known name like Tag Longines or an up and coming brand like Christopher Ward. The likes of Rolex and Omega are out of my price range about £3000, was wondering is any of you watch enthusiast have other ideas.
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Christopher Ward are great watches …check out the Trident GMT pro … an amazing in house movement and it blows the equivalent ROLEX gmt out in terms in terms of style and build quality
 
fandjango said:
Christopher Ward are great watches …check out the Trident GMT pro … an amazing in house movement and it blows the equivalent ROLEX gmt out in terms in terms of style and build quality
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I got in on Christopher ward watches when they were dirt cheap. Like £350 for their auto diver watch the C60.
Hones it was a cracking watch. I just stopped buying their stuff, as they were continually messing around with their logo. Had some horrendous logos and placements.
Would I pay £1k now for the same watch.? Not sure. Maybe though that is because I paid £350, and it is hard to see the value in the same watch 3 times more expensive.
 


Does anyone have any experience with Time Factors/Smiths?
Really like the look of these two watches
www.timefactors.com

TIMEFACTORS | BABY DREADNOUGHT PRS-52

The original Dreadnought was introduced in 2003 as a limited edition of 200 pieces and immediately sold out, used examples now sell for as much as 5 times the original selling price. The new "Baby" Dreadnought will appeal to those who don't have a gorilla's wrist but still want a top...
www.timefactors.com www.timefactors.com
www.timefactors.com

SMITHS CARIBBEAN 1000 PRS-55

Caribbean watches were very popular in the 1960s and had very high (for the time) water resistance and bold vibrant coloured dials. Introduced by the watch company Jenny (later to aquire Doxa in 1997), they were also made by several other companies, all using the Caribbean name. The companies...
www.timefactors.com www.timefactors.com
 
wm02 said:
Does anyone have any experience with Time Factors/Smiths?
Really like the look of these two watches
www.timefactors.com

TIMEFACTORS | BABY DREADNOUGHT PRS-52

The original Dreadnought was introduced in 2003 as a limited edition of 200 pieces and immediately sold out, used examples now sell for as much as 5 times the original selling price. The new "Baby" Dreadnought will appeal to those who don't have a gorilla's wrist but still want a top...
www.timefactors.com www.timefactors.com
www.timefactors.com

SMITHS CARIBBEAN 1000 PRS-55

Caribbean watches were very popular in the 1960s and had very high (for the time) water resistance and bold vibrant coloured dials. Introduced by the watch company Jenny (later to aquire Doxa in 1997), they were also made by several other companies, all using the Caribbean name. The companies...
www.timefactors.com www.timefactors.com
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No but I am on a microbrands group in Facebook and only ever see positive posts about them. Their watches always seem to sell out which suggests they have a loyal following.
 

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