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Discussion started on 18 May 2010
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moneypenny20
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moneypenny20
Posted on 17 Mar 2014, 15:41
My first watch was a Sekonda. An 11th birthday present from my grandmother who felt 11 was the perfect age to own a watch and had done the same for my brother and sister. Still got it but never wear watches now.
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ChatterStatic
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ChatterStatic
Posted on 17 Mar 2014, 15:42
I prefer Breitling's they are a good investment and hold their value pretty well i have two of them but I'm going to get a Bell and Ross WW1-92 Heritage next nice vintage look. Biggest downside to investing in watches like that is remembering to change what your wearing to the task ahead.
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jooto
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jooto
Posted on 17 Mar 2014, 15:44
DH got me a nice Movado automatic for Christmas a few years ago.
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Ray..
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Ray..
Posted on 17 Mar 2014, 15:45
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Originally Posted by ChatterStatic  I prefer Breitling's they are a good investment and hold their value pretty well i have two of them but I'm going to get a Bell and Ross WW1-92 Heritage next nice vintage look. Biggest downside to investing in watches like that is remembering to change what your wearing to the task ahead. |
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Ray..
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Ray..
Posted on 17 Mar 2014, 15:45
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Originally Posted by jooto DH got me a nice Movado automatic for Christmas a few years ago. |
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Ray..
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Ray..
Posted on 17 Mar 2014, 15:45
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Originally Posted by MollyCoddle I'm a big fan of watches. I have loads in my drawer too, some that need fixing etc...  I just collect them for the sake of it, my dads the same, he has a good collection going on. My Granny left me this one back in 2009 when she died. |
cannot read it ...looks gold though
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Jerseygirl
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Jerseygirl
Posted on 17 Mar 2014, 15:47
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Originally Posted by MollyCoddle I'm a big fan of watches. I have loads in my drawer too, some that need fixing etc... I just collect them for the sake of it, my dads the same, he has a good collection going on. My Granny left me this one back in 2009 when she died. I have no idea of it's actual value, or even if it has one but to me it's priceless. |
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paddingtongreen
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paddingtongreen
Posted on 18 Mar 2014, 15:47
My mum bought me a Cyma Cymaflex for my twenty first. It cost her more than I grossed in a month back then. I still have it but I can't be bothered to get the camera out. This one, from Etsy, is the same except that mine is not a "Watersport" model (looks like he wears it on his right wrist).
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Ray..
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Ray..
Posted on 18 Mar 2014, 15:48
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RIICH
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RIICH
Posted on 18 Mar 2014, 15:49
So my regular watch was RELIC. I always thought it was a fake fossil.
I got it as a secret santa gift worth 10 quid, but i used it for 15 years.
I got it as a secret santa gift worth 10 quid, but i used it for 15 years.
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