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#16 thedaz101

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Posted 24 January 2009 - 10:17 PM

im also guilty of watch fetish i like my 70's jump watches (3 so far :- ) like the idea that swiss watch makers made them to compete agaist the led watches such as casio. ones i like damas and sicura are on ebay most of the time

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Posted 24 January 2009 - 10:22 PM

I'm Bec and I too have a watch fetish.

I do like that one!

I think I have 11 watches including Swatches, a Dr. Marten one, Joe Bloggs smiley face, etc. I only wear one at once and I have three favourites, a gold antique one my nan used to wear constantly to remember her by, a silver D&G for my 21st, the only one of those three that I dare wear more occasionally though is:

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Spoon by Pulsar :-

I have a Punkyfish one for everyday.

#18 Matt.P

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Posted 24 January 2009 - 10:24 PM

im also guilty of watch fetish i like my 70's jump watches (3 so far :- ) like the idea that swiss watch makers made them to compete agaist the led watches such as casio. ones i like damas and sicura are on ebay most of the time


Wow, just found a pic of one.
Got to admit, i'm a sucker for 70's stuff... My first album was "sweet - greatest hits"

#19 Dan

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Posted 25 January 2009 - 12:31 PM

I'm not saying you shouldn't get that Vaan Konrad, it looks quite nice to me (personally I don't like a watch with too much going on in the dial but I like the layout and the registers on this one) and £65.00 isn't a lot to spend on a watch really. It's just you shouldn't expect it to be worth anything in the future or expect too much of it. Remember it is a cheap movement and it's got a lot going on in the dial, the more parts and functions a cheap movement has the less reliable it tends to be. It's not a bad looking watch though.

Just buy yourself a decent do it all utility watch


Oh I really don't like Tags. Too much marketing, like Rolex. I can only think of one event that is timed by my favourite brand, they do almost no marketing at all in the real world. It's all in a very limited range of mags in one particular field. Unlike I think all of the other Swiss brands, this company doesn't make any plain watches, everything they produce is a proper, tested Chronometer. Rolex, Tag, Weil and everyone else have just plain watches in their range. Anyone know who I'm talking about?

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Posted 25 January 2009 - 12:47 PM

Oh I really don't like Tags. Too much marketing, like Rolex. I can only think of one event that is timed by my favourite brand, they do almost no marketing at all in the real world. It's all in a very limited range of mags in one particular field. Unlike I think all of the other Swiss brands, this company doesn't make any plain watches, everything they produce is a proper, tested Chronometer. Rolex, Tag, Weil and everyone else have just plain watches in their range. Anyone know who I'm talking about?


Dont suppose your talking about Casio are you?Then again i know next to nothing about watches so i could be talking absolute rubbish haha

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Posted 25 January 2009 - 01:18 PM

could be talking absolute rubbish


COULD be talking rubbish? :- :)

I don't imagine Casio even know what chronometer means!

Edited by Dan, 25 January 2009 - 01:19 PM.


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Posted 25 January 2009 - 01:48 PM

My engineering teacher broke His Rolex last week so came in on friday with a £20 casio :- Hes got a matching rolex penknife with it..

He got one that someone (cant remember) wore into space.. I'll try remember.

And hes got an omega too.

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Posted 25 January 2009 - 03:53 PM

thinking of breitling Cosmonaute as they was used in the early space programs by nasa? very nice watches friend had one while at uni for his 21st knocked it on the door and broke it after 6 months he had to wait 3 weeks for it to be fixed.

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Posted 25 January 2009 - 04:32 PM

i'd love a really nice watch but wouldn't know where to start! (and wouldn't want it to cost the earth!)




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