recommendations for entry level watch

casualpasserby

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hi,

im looking for an entry level watch for regular office use. Budget around $200-300, not looking at watches with metal straps.

Any recommendations? :)
 

jonleelk

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hi,

im looking for an entry level watch for regular office use. Budget around $200-300, not looking at watches with metal straps.

Any recommendations? :)

https://www.facebook.com/OrientSGP/photos/pcb.931841686912546/931841243579257/?type=3&theater

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Less than $200, but no stock currently.
http://www.skywatches.com.sg/reviews/orient-bambino-automatic-mens-watch-fer2400cn-er2400cn.htm
 
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Strikk

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I got a orient too. 11 months later it starts to slow. Just got it serviced.
 

[C]hEWy

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Hey TS,

Actually, if you have some time.. Take a stroll around the watch counters at Takashimaya or CK Tang.. They have quite a few fashion brands (i.e Kenneth Cole, Calvin Klein, Fossil, Hugo Boss), which are within you budget and you get to see the actual pieces..

Else, you can also walk-in the City Chain stores (I think ION has 1 outlet).. You can find brands like CYMA (Andy Lau), AX and Cerruti 1881..

***Then ask them to inform you when the store has a sale (go and buy then.. you probably can get more discounts)..

On a side note, unless you decide to go into the "Luxury Brands", then that's a whole new game altogether..

Just my 2 cents..
 

jonleelk

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Anyone knows where to buy this now? Searched online but most are sold out. I am so so so late to the party :(
Saw it a few days ago at a Neighbourhood watch shop, located at the market opp west coast plaza.
 
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