Which watch for 2k?
Discussion
Birthday coming up soon and I have up to 2k to spend on a watch.
Obvious choice is omega planet ocean, just wondering if anyone had any other suggestions?
The watch doesn't have to be strictly new, thought a second hand one would have to be fairly new (1-2 years old), are there any rolex's that come in at under 2k worth having?
Also looking at the branded watch company, they seem to be a few hundred cheaper for the planet ocean than most places, are they recommended on here?
Thanks.
Obvious choice is omega planet ocean, just wondering if anyone had any other suggestions?
The watch doesn't have to be strictly new, thought a second hand one would have to be fairly new (1-2 years old), are there any rolex's that come in at under 2k worth having?
Also looking at the branded watch company, they seem to be a few hundred cheaper for the planet ocean than most places, are they recommended on here?
Thanks.
grumbledoak said:
My own preference (but you'll probably get little else)...
IWC Pilot Chrono. A little over your stated budget, but times are hard and you can haggle.
I wouldn't turn down an Omega, either, if they float your boat.
That's a very nice looking watch!IWC Pilot Chrono. A little over your stated budget, but times are hard and you can haggle.
I wouldn't turn down an Omega, either, if they float your boat.
http://www.thebrandedwatchcompany.co.uk/watchdescr...
Almost in budget too, havn't had any experience of the branded watch company though
Soovy said:
He doesn't want a $10 HK specialwhoami said:
Soovy said:
He doesn't want a $10 HK specialDon't be daft.
Soovy said:
whoami said:
Soovy said:
He doesn't want a $10 HK specialDon't be daft.
I had even highlighted it for you.
whoami said:
Soovy said:
whoami said:
Soovy said:
He doesn't want a $10 HK specialDon't be daft.
I had even highlighted it for you.
Read the small print Soovy!Dominic H said:
whoami said:
Soovy said:
whoami said:
Soovy said:
He doesn't want a $10 HK specialDon't be daft.
I had even highlighted it for you.
Read the small print Soovy!Doh.
Damn this Margaux.....
whoami said:
maxell said:
Also looking at the branded watch company, they seem to be a few hundred cheaper for the planet ocean than most places, are they recommended on here?
Thanks.
Do your homework on that lot VERY carefully before parting with your cash.Thanks.
The fact that they're not an AD for any of the brands they sell means that you're flipping a coin as to whether you're getting an active warranty on their new watches.
Soovy said:
Dominic H said:
whoami said:
Soovy said:
whoami said:
Soovy said:
He doesn't want a $10 HK specialDon't be daft.
I had even highlighted it for you.
Read the small print Soovy!Doh.
Damn this Margaux.....
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gathore said:
gathore said:
As mentioned in another thread!!
Something like that would be on my list!
Agree too with those urging caution before parting with money dealing with Grey market watch suppliers. The weak Pound will have hot these guys and thier business model hard so I won't be surprised if some of them go under in the coming months. You don't want to have paid you money and be waiting for delivery when that happens.
Skyman said:
Reece_T said:
Swear by Bvlgari - or a top end Rado as they're very comfortable to wear and not chunky or heavy
You are having a laugh, right?
Personally I just don't get the whole Rolex crap - the trouble is every chav who's been overseas has purchased a $40 knock off because that's the only watch brand name that they know and so the real ones have lost the genuine appeal for me - I prefer the Rado Ceramic(for under 2K) as they're a great, hardy, well built watch and subtle. The Bvlgari because they have been making some the worlds most exclusive jewellery for years and the watches are not only very well constructed, but also beautifully designed IMO
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