Finally Made A Trip Down to See Some Watches
So I finally had a day where I could work outside of the office, so after "work" headed out to check out some watches.
The bros here were right in that most ADs are keen to serve and give some good advice, especially to those new and unwary of laying down big money.
So first up, I took a look at the Breitlings (they were recommended for that tough bold look)
The 44mm Avenger, which wore too thick on my wrist
Then the 42mm Colt, which was better, though the heft and the buckle...
Finally one I was okay with, the Tag Heuer 1887 Calibre. Considering the price, movement and all other "head factors", both the SA and I thought okay, only thing is the heart.
Then one I really liked, the Black Bay heritage. Both colours worked for me, the Red with a stronger sense of fun and weekend feel, blue a bit more sober for weekday wear!
Then there was the Pelagos, even more serious-business cool. The Tudors are high on my list.
Backside itchy try the Panerai. 44mm in this style strangely okay on my wrist, but the SA talked me out of this as the first one. 1. Price 2. Choose some more orthodox stuff for the start.
Went to another branch and saw this:
To my eyes better than the Heuer. See what I meant about heart winning out head. The Heuer is priced sharper and has a nicer movement, but IWC looked nicer. The SA there laughed at my predicament.
This was super curveball.
Then another branch to see the Omega (OOS for the variant that interested me), but saw the Sinn. Decent value and looked fine, can KIV.
Also a Chopard there, which appealed to my inner car nut, but that gotta wait.
Anyway, was at the Motorshow for work purposes, and saw Glenn Tan walking around. Would give some WIS prizes for anyone who guessed correctly the watch he was wearing. Hint: Its a popular dual purpose watch of the rich.