The Watch Thread - Part 6

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slow_mo said:
FC moonphase, a cheaper alternative to JLC.

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Donten said:
If you say you dont wear dress much, dont get dress watch.

3-5k broaden your Swiss stable with some Japanese and German.

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Jeremy1 said:
If don't wear formal a lot like me, then save up for something else.

I think got a lot of nice sport/casual watch out there...........:s12:
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a562140 said:
there are many other brands/genres to suggest especially if you don't know what you want. suggest you keep an open mind and go through pic based watch sales sites like this:

Watches for sale - Lionseek

who knows you might prefer a less popular brand / off beat design, beyond the usual recommendations by us locals.
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Paladium said:
You can dress down a dress watch but you can't dress up a sporty looking watch. It's good to have some variety in your collection. Perhaps the term "dress watch" gives people the idea of a small size leather strap watch that frightens some off so let's put it this way, it's good to have a smart looking watch aka "smart watch" in your collection.

Something like the tissot visodate, smart yet can be dressed up or down. These usually have more curves and are softer and more gentle in their design cues. Unless you are super opposed to leather straps, 1-2 leather strapped varieties will spice up your collection and versatility.

My suggestion is get something like the Orient bambino first. It's smart enough for suits and casual enough for T-shirts and shorts and it's only $200. Better than blowing a few Ks on a watch only to find out you really don't like it or looks too similar to what you already have.
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Great suggestions! thanks!

It's a good idea to hoot a seiko or bambino first... to temporarily satisfy myself while I think if i should really hoot the BB. or a more serious dress watch. hmmmmm....:s22:

BTW, I'm very intrigued by seagull watches too : http://www.seagull.sg/

But the website seems to show that everything is out of stock. has anyone been to the showroom at adelphi lately? Are they still in business?
 
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Aphorism said:
Hi,
I recently saw this thread.
I wanted to buy Daniel wellington watch directly from their official website.
When I checkout, the price does not include the Swedish VAT.
What I wanted to ask was whether do I need to pay GST when the watch is being shipped from Sweden to Singapore?
Is there anymore hidden charges that I'm supposed to pay?
As stated from their website :

Does anyone brought the watch before from their official website? Please share, thanks!
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Usually if the item including shipping fee is under SGD400 then you don't have to pay GST.
 
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Friday is my book-out day
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Friday is my book-out day
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No more SOC, no more log PT
No more sergeant tekan me
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yattokame said:


Friday is my book-out day
Loo-laa, loo-laa
Friday is my book-out day
Loo-laa-loo-laa-loo
No more SOC, no more log PT
No more sergeant tekan me
Loo-laa-loo-laa-loo
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sergeant see the huge manly dog... I mean PAM.. don't dare to tekan u la.. later kena hoot or made to eat hotdog!:D:s13:
 
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