The Watch Thread - Part 10

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AyuReady

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Wa been thinking very long on either this or the stackable one.

How much ah? Buy where?

DXMachina said:
Very happy with the Wolf watch box, quality is pretty darn good. Finally a proper home for the start of my humble collection - My flieger, diver and chronograph. :D

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AyuReady said:
Budget and type of watch?

In absence of info.

Dress watch will recommend orient bambino
Diver style watch will be seiko either the skx007 or the snzh snzf series.
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Diver style can also look at Orient Mako or Ray.

Yar, hard to advise as everyone is different.
 
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mirandalee said:
what is a good watch to buy for a guy??
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- what's your budget?
- what sort of watches he prefers? watch for diving? watch with stopwatch function? watch with 2 or more time zones? dress watch with leather strap?

if budget no issue, a rolex sub is always a safe bet - unless he's one already.
otherwise the $500 Seiko PADI turtle is a popular watch at the moment. or else the $300++ Seiko skx007/009 diver or $700 Steinhart Ocean One diver with a swiss movement.

for a very affordable and respectable dress watch, the orient bambino is an excellent choice. if you wish to pay more for a dress watch can consider the tissot visodate for under $1k, or the Hamilton intra-matic for slightly over $1k.
 
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TeenTitan01 said:
- what's your budget?
- what sort of watches he prefers? watch for diving? watch with stopwatch function? watch with 2 or more time zones? dress watch with leather strap?

if budget no issue, a rolex sub is always a safe bet - unless he's one already.
otherwise the $500 Seiko PADI turtle is a popular watch at the moment. or else the $300++ Seiko skx007/009 diver or $700 Steinhart Ocean One diver with a swiss movement.

for a very affordable and respectable dress watch, the orient bambino is an excellent choice. if you wish to pay more for a dress watch can consider the tissot visodate for under $1k, or the Hamilton intra-matic for slightly over $1k.
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TT01 bro, very surprised you didn't mention the Omega 2254.50! :eek:
 
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just checking, my colleague told me buy watches go Japan to buy. This season go Japan visit AD boutique buy is still more worth it than local AD?
 
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Saw it too but missed it, saw the stackable one but also missed it hahaha

Will wait for the next one, ur photo does help a lot!

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Pokewatch Go v dangerous leh haha! But the itch to start filling it up is creeping in...:eek:



I got it for $100. MO through Massdrop. :)
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oh ya, PM i went to Gnomon, just wanna share that the small shop called "Good Good Label" opposite Gnomon (around that region la) has a variety of watch straps too...

thought i cant rly comment much on the price/quality/take pic for u guys...

sic nia :o
 
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sian im thinking if i shud sell my watch winder.. :(
cause now alr got a watch box le, and somehow of late i've been relying on shaking my watches to make it move :(
 
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