PO go between...
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Evening chaps - been browsing the forums for a number of years, but first post here so go easy eh?!
Story is that i recently made an honest lady of my better half, and as part of the 'yes' agreement, shes has promised me a nice surprise for the wedding...yeh, that was my initial thought too, however it transpires that a it was a 'nice' watch she was referring to.
Looking at a Seamaster PO, tried both the 42 & 45.5mm efforts on recently and they have a pull and a unique way about them that not many other watches can muster - so looks like that's the choice.
Downside is, wedding isn't scheduled for another 2 years, so looking for a go between in the same mould to tie me over until this point when funds become available. After something that is not quite a daily beater, but will be worn daily with a suit & cuffs, which is slighty different to my current 'collection'.
Had a browse recently - Tissot PRC200 took my eye, as did a Seiko whose name i didnt catch - anything else around the £300 price point in this bracket?
cheers
Story is that i recently made an honest lady of my better half, and as part of the 'yes' agreement, shes has promised me a nice surprise for the wedding...yeh, that was my initial thought too, however it transpires that a it was a 'nice' watch she was referring to.
Looking at a Seamaster PO, tried both the 42 & 45.5mm efforts on recently and they have a pull and a unique way about them that not many other watches can muster - so looks like that's the choice.
Downside is, wedding isn't scheduled for another 2 years, so looking for a go between in the same mould to tie me over until this point when funds become available. After something that is not quite a daily beater, but will be worn daily with a suit & cuffs, which is slighty different to my current 'collection'.
Had a browse recently - Tissot PRC200 took my eye, as did a Seiko whose name i didnt catch - anything else around the £300 price point in this bracket?
cheers
Slightly biased from me as I have a PRC200 but for the price they are faultless. Before getting mine I read a fair few reviews and the only bad thing I remember being pointed out is that the hands do not line up perfectly at 12:00..the other fact that people may turn there nose up at is the fact its quartz but then again look at the price tag...
As someone else said tissot visodate is IMO equally as nice but that's more of a dress watch
CW trident is a Rolex homage which is very tempting for the money
As someone else said tissot visodate is IMO equally as nice but that's more of a dress watch
CW trident is a Rolex homage which is very tempting for the money
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