How about a JLC Reverso duo? It's small, has 2 dials, and impeccable pedigree.
Budget under 1k can get jlc! Lobang please
How about a JLC Reverso duo? It's small, has 2 dials, and impeccable pedigree.
Oops, I missed the under 1k budget.Budget under 1k can get jlc! Lobang please
Hi all sorry for asking so many questions today haha. I am looking for a watch for my GF for her work requirements.
1. If metal bracelet, can only be gold or silver
2. If leather strap, only black or dark blue or brown is allowed
3. Bezel and strap should be plain and not set with any stones
4. Diamonds on the numerals are permitted
5. Watch face must be gold/silver/black/white/dark blue/grey
6. Inclusive of casing, the watch face must not exceed 35mm (they never mention include crown haha)
7. Watch with cartoon faces are not allowed
8. Bulky watches are not allowed
9. Watches of plastic or rubber material are not allowed
10. (This is my GF own requirement: MUST HAVE GMT FUNCTION) If can include day date moon phase or whatever even better
11. Budget under 1k. Auto ot quartz is fine by her.
So with the huge amount of restrictions it is really hard to find a perfect match for her. Is really hard to find a GMT watch for ladies under 35mm. Can any bros help recommend such watches?
So far We have tried to surf online and walk around shopping but really no luck.
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Better not let your gf see this!!
Wah...ur GF lawyer izit? Watch also so many regulations.
The gf air stewardess cos only the stupid SIA got these stupid requirements. Another giveaway is the gmt.
Bro, a lot of stewardess got the skagen dual time. Meet all requirements.
Wah how come so many requirements for watch by company Somemore! Pple don't normally focus on the wrists of stewardess lol.

@pipichew,
hard to find 35mm gmt imo.
Oops, I missed the under 1k budget.
That narrows the field down even more then.
Try the below
- Victorinox Swiss Army 241259 Vivante GMT Ladies Watch
- Hamilton khaki gmt http://www.ashford.com/us/watches/h...Wm22V5iKTydM9l8VnaWwstW6N8o2l55qq4aAirD8P8HAQ
- frederique constant just no gmt
https://www.jacobtime.com/osc/Frederique-Constant-Products-m-139.html
- longines Quartz also no gmt


Caught in the rain while getting daily dose of caffeine.
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I would just wear it as it is unless you are bothered by the "ruggedness". It's a common model and is not worth a lot whether restored or not.hi guys. need some advice.
I just received this watch from my father. The watch was bought in the 1970's. The watch is currently still functioning but the exterior of the watch looks rugged (the dial and the crystal).
what are the considerations that I have to take note of should I decide to restore the watch in terms of looks or maybe movement? and usually how much does that cost.
and will the restoration maintains/increase/decrease the value of the watch?![]()
I would just wear it as it is unless you are bothered by the "ruggedness". It's a common model and is not worth a lot whether restored or not.
What I'm trying to say is, to me, the patina that your father put into the watch is worth more than restoring the watch to a pristine condition. You can literally buy one that's in pretty good condition for a couple thousand bucks. Restoring your watch would probably cost around that.
Bro, where u get this strap? Match ur Pam very well!!
Caught in the rain while getting daily dose of caffeine.
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$6000+ watch, caught in rain not heartpain?
Heys thanks for the Victorinox and Hamilton. I'm surprised that I missed out the Hamilton especially since I was combing through their website. Thanks a lot!!!![]()
hi guys. need some advice.
I just received this watch from my father. The watch was bought in the 1970's. The watch is currently still functioning but the exterior of the watch looks rugged (the dial and the crystal).
what are the considerations that I have to take note of should I decide to restore the watch in terms of looks or maybe movement? and usually how much does that cost.
and will the restoration maintains/increase/decrease the value of the watch?![]()
I would just wear it as it is unless you are bothered by the "ruggedness". It's a common model and is not worth a lot whether restored or not.
What I'm trying to say is, to me, the patina that your father put into the watch is worth more than restoring the watch to a pristine condition. You can literally buy one that's in pretty good condition for a couple thousand bucks. Restoring your watch would probably cost around that.
I think he should send it in for servicing since its a 40 years old piece. I do agree that there shouldnt be any polishing done to the watch, just cleaning and lubing it up.
No gmt can try http://www.epos.ch/collection/ladies/ladies.htm