Stirling Timepieces
Stirling Timepieces
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MadCaptainJack

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1,872 posts

71 months

Wednesday 15th April
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Anyone familiar with these?

anonymous-user

85 months

Wednesday 15th April
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We did an Upham unit watch with them.

Really nice guys and the watches are decent quality for the price we paid.


AB

20,601 posts

226 months

Wednesday 15th April
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Look in the 2026 watch check thread, someone posted themselves wearing one today/yesterday I think.

Edit: mickyc79 yesterday at 14:31 but now I've gone back to it, it was just my poor memory, almost a Stirling!

The Leaper

5,725 posts

237 months

Thursday 16th April
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It's spelt Stuhrling.

Here's mine. It's a Caballeta 3969 model/



Had it maybe 6 months, no issues.

R.

Pebbles167

4,599 posts

183 months

Thursday 16th April
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The Leaper said:
It's spelt Stuhrling.
They're different brands. Here's one of the watches from the brand in question:



I've seen/handled one. I think it's a fairly nice watch though pretty derivative and maybe overpriced by £100-£200. There are comparable watches from other brands for less and at the nearly £500 this costs you could be looking at something like an entry Hamilton, decent Seiko or a genuinely nice Microbrand model. Even some Christopher Ward three handers can be had for this, and to be honest they're at a far higher level.

That being said watches shouldn't be broken down to mere specs. The field look has appeal and I believe they support some forces charities so if you like it I'd say go for it.

ETA: The bracelet is an extra £100 so £525 all in, unless you're happy with a strap.

Edited by Pebbles167 on Thursday 16th April 04:47

MadCaptainJack

Original Poster:

1,872 posts

71 months

Thursday 16th April
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Thank you all! Good to know they're decent.

Tom1312 said:
We did an Upham unit watch with them.
Reason for asking is my old unit's doing a watch with them...

Pebbles167

4,599 posts

183 months

Thursday 16th April
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MadCaptainJack said:
Thank you all! Good to know they're decent.

Tom1312 said:
We did an Upham unit watch with them.
Reason for asking is my old unit's doing a watch with them...
In that case you'll likely get a good deal, and it'll be very personal to you. Definitely worth a buy i reckon.

They also did one for my unit but it was black on black with black lume, and to me it just seemed barely legible. My unit also did one with Bremont, but think that was about £4k. Yikes.

Hope it works out, post up if you go ahead with the buy!

snuffy

13,406 posts

315 months

Thursday 16th April
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The Leaper said:
It's spelt Stuhrling.

Here's mine. It's a Caballeta 3969 model/



Had it maybe 6 months, no issues.

R.
I have a Sturling. It's one of those that have a comedy MSRP of around £1000, and yet you can always buy one brand new for about £150.


Rusty569

236 posts

138 months

Wednesday 3rd June
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MadCaptainJack said:
Reason for asking is my old unit's doing a watch with them...
100% go for it. I have a durant as part of a custom order, the watch itself is so so, I think its a lot of money for an NH35 movement but it's very nice to have something custom and personal

MadCaptainJack

Original Poster:

1,872 posts

71 months

Friday 16th October
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A blacked-out black-on-black with black lume. wink





Ew, PH's image upload post-processing is nasty!

UK_Scat_Pack

800 posts

187 months

Wednesday 21st October
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Quite expensive for a custom made/modded Seiko. Nice looking watches though. Although there are many other companies selling these exact same custom/modded watches for less than half the price Stirling are.

I admire that a serving soldier is running this business as a side hustle. Well done to them!