Aeromatic Chrono?

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fin racer

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766 posts

230 months

Friday 18th June 2010
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Hi all.

First post on PH and its not even car-related!

Anyone bought or is thinking of buying an Aeromatic?

I have fallen in lust with a Large Night Fighter V3 chrono I saw on WernersFlyingMachines site, and just wanted to know, with the cost, where is the catch?

thanks

Nolar Dog

8,786 posts

197 months

Friday 18th June 2010
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The catch is they are too expensive on that site. wink

If you source one from elsewhere, they are a decent watch for the money but at WFW prices... too dear.

Brabus Jord

1,589 posts

209 months

Friday 18th June 2010
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Top camping!

1 post in 62 months!

good luck with the watch hunt btw!

fin racer

Original Poster:

766 posts

230 months

Friday 18th June 2010
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Nolar Dog said:
The catch is they are too expensive on that site. wink

If you source one from elsewhere, they are a decent watch for the money but at WFW prices... too dear.
seen them on ebay for circa £60-80, from german-automatic.

I understand they are not strictly German design and manufacture. The movements are Far Eastern and they are "assembled" or "finished" in Germany.

No matter to me, I absolutely love how they look. Also hankering after a Tauchmeister XXL....

Nolar Dog

8,786 posts

197 months

Friday 18th June 2010
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fin racer said:
seen them on ebay for circa £60-80, from german-automatic.
I can recommend them to deal with.

fin racer

Original Poster:

766 posts

230 months

Friday 18th June 2010
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Nolar Dog said:
fin racer said:
seen them on ebay for circa £60-80, from german-automatic.
I can recommend them to deal with.
I see you bought a V5 Aeromatic and a Tauchmeister already! We have obviously very similar taste!

Jonboy

113 posts

213 months

Saturday 19th June 2010
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I bought one of these http://www.wernersflyingwatches.com/products.asp?ProID=188 about 18 mnths ago, before the prices went up. The strap is not great quality but a £10 timefactors aviator strap soon sorted that. Its a great looking watch and attracts a lot of positive comments.
Keeps perfect time, as you would expect, although I have managed to put a very light scratch on the crystal - it does not have a hard life so I am not sure how it could have scratched so easily.

For something different, especially if you can get one for £60 - £80 then you will be getting good value for money.

deejuic

396 posts

185 months

Saturday 19th June 2010
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Nolar Dog said:
The catch is they are too expensive on that site. wink

If you source one from elsewhere, they are a decent watch for the money but at WFW prices... too dear.
Agreed. I picked one up off of ebay for nearly 70% less then on WFW.