The Watch Thread - Part 8

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jonleelk

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Nice blue strap, Jon. 20mm? Can SIC price / location to get? :)

22mm for this Seiko. The colour of the Bradystraps really matches the FFF dial. They have 18-24mm also.

http://www.bradystraps.com/shopping/pgm-more_information.php?id=60&=SID
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That's rather vague. Any watch with spring bars will be able to do that.

From a $20 Casio to a $1,000,000 Patek, quartz to tourbillons...

Where in the spectrum do you want to be at?
They almost all can. Is your question more towards recommendations for watches which look good on a leather strap? Or recommendation for formal watches? Or something else entirely?
TBH, your criteria is kinda vague. Maybe you would like to narrow it so that watch lovers here can better advise you. :)
Just a normal kind will do... hopefully within 500 budget...

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Asked around at cortina watches at Chinatown point. They not sure when the new black black bay bezel is coming in
 

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You're still not clarifying sufficiently. Your only criteria is "can change to leather strap" and "under $500". The first criteria netted almost all watches in existence. And the 2nd doesn't help to narrow it much. How about a Seiko SRP309?
Dressy? Sporty? Versatile? Quartz? Mechanical? Auto? Manual winding? Solar? Chrono?
sorry ABT that... I got no preference... plain and simple... mechanical kind

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