Gairdner said:This one or at least I will be when I eventually drag my fat arse out of bed:
jaycey said:
Reevers said:I love Smiths watches, I'm waiting patiently for a nice condition W10 to come up!
jaycey said:There's a few W10's on eBay at eye watering prices but with a 'make an offer'
They will be a good investment watch to own
jaycey said:The classic Seiko 5's
Scroll down to the 50 quid jobbies here http://www.creationwatches.com/products/seiko-automatic-watches-69/
They use the Seiko 7S26C Automatic (mechanical) movement. It's been around since the 70's and is accurate, reliable & pretty bomb proof.
Avoid the diver style watches as that's where they jump up to 40+mm using the same movement. Same as that Orange monster a few posts above.
Wear it till it dies and buy another as a service on a automatic is going to set you back ~120 quid. Anywhere between 5-10 years life expectancy.
mattlad said:jaycey said:The classic Seiko 5's
Scroll down to the 50 quid jobbies here http://www.creationwatches.com/products/seiko-automatic-watches-69/
They use the Seiko 7S26C Automatic (mechanical) movement. It's been around since the 70's and is accurate, reliable & pretty bomb proof.
Avoid the diver style watches as that's where they jump up to 40+mm using the same movement. Same as that Orange monster a few posts above.
Wear it till it dies and buy another as a service on a automatic is going to set you back ~120 quid. Anywhere between 5-10 years life expectancy.
I agree, cracking little watches.
I didn't like the original strap so I put it on a Monkeyswag NATO. I've also got a Bond strap for it.
workshy said:Seiko orange monster.. bought early 2008 when nearly $2 to £1 and worn every day since..
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