What does everyone think of this watch?
Discussion
http://www.overstock.com/Jewelry-Watches/Kenneth-C...
Any other suggestions in the £50-ish price bracket? I've got small girly wrist's so it has to be quite a small face and non digital. I hate those G-Shock things so nothing like that please.
Thanks guys, much appreciated.
Joe
Any other suggestions in the £50-ish price bracket? I've got small girly wrist's so it has to be quite a small face and non digital. I hate those G-Shock things so nothing like that please.
Thanks guys, much appreciated.
Joe
Well it's small, cheap & quite a good looking design if you're into that sort of stuff.
At £50.00 - £75.00 I'd be going for a pre-owned Seiko Diver - SKX007 or SKX009 off ebay personally.
Buy well & that will get you a reliable auto movement piece. They 40mm diameter case size.
There is also a ladies version, which looks just the same, but in a smaller case size (33mm), although they are quite rare.
Something like this
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/RARE-SEIKO-2205-0760-Vintage...
Just be sure to buy from a high positive feedback seller if that's what you choose.
At £50.00 - £75.00 I'd be going for a pre-owned Seiko Diver - SKX007 or SKX009 off ebay personally.
Buy well & that will get you a reliable auto movement piece. They 40mm diameter case size.
There is also a ladies version, which looks just the same, but in a smaller case size (33mm), although they are quite rare.
Something like this
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/RARE-SEIKO-2205-0760-Vintage...
Just be sure to buy from a high positive feedback seller if that's what you choose.
Had a think, what I want is a watch around the £50 mark which isnt some piece of crap. I'd like one that is made by a trusted quality maker, if possible at that budget.
What about this -
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SPECIAL-NEW-GENTS-VINTAGE-SE...
Cheers again.
What about this -
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SPECIAL-NEW-GENTS-VINTAGE-SE...
Cheers again.
Edited by Lil' Joe on Wednesday 22 April 15:48
Lil' Joe said:
Had a think, what I want is a watch around the £50 mark which isnt some piece of crap. I'd like one that is made by a trusted quality maker, if possible at that budget.
What about this -
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SPECIAL-NEW-GENTS-VINTAGE-SE...
Cheers again.
I'd say that is an absolute bargain. I'm giving you five minutes before I buy it....What about this -
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SPECIAL-NEW-GENTS-VINTAGE-SE...
Cheers again.
Edited by Lil' Joe on Wednesday 22 April 15:48
(Just kidding! Snap it up!)
Well gents, I bought it! The guy selling it has a load of others from the same batch that has been kept in storage for 25 years for sale, different styles etc if your interested. If this watch is too big it will be returned unles anyone on here wants it, cost price.
Thanks for the help guys.

Thanks for the help guys.

andy tims said:
Well it's small, cheap & quite a good looking design if you're into that sort of stuff.
At £50.00 - £75.00 I'd be going for a pre-owned Seiko Diver - SKX007 or SKX009 off ebay personally.
Buy well & that will get you a reliable auto movement piece. They 40mm diameter case size.
There is also a ladies version, which looks just the same, but in a smaller case size (33mm), although they are quite rare.
Something like this
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/RARE-SEIKO-2205-0760-Vintage...
Just be sure to buy from a high positive feedback seller if that's what you choose.
Are they 40mm? I thought they were 42mm? If they are that's a bonus for me as I'm really taken by them for the price but my girl's wrists can't really carry off anything larger than a 40mm.At £50.00 - £75.00 I'd be going for a pre-owned Seiko Diver - SKX007 or SKX009 off ebay personally.
Buy well & that will get you a reliable auto movement piece. They 40mm diameter case size.
There is also a ladies version, which looks just the same, but in a smaller case size (33mm), although they are quite rare.
Something like this
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/RARE-SEIKO-2205-0760-Vintage...
Just be sure to buy from a high positive feedback seller if that's what you choose.
The alternative for me is an SKX031 but the movement in these isn't quite so nice.
sorry for the thread hijack
Liking the Kenneth Cole btw.
Nice and understated.CommanderJameson said:
Second one is an honest-to-goodness dive watch ( The word "Diver's" on the dial actually means ISO 6425 compliance, which means it should be safe in the bath) and is the one I'd go for.
Would have thought my 1 foot deep bath should be ok for the 100m watch, though. Not that I wear watches when I wash my hands let alone go for a swim. I hate the feeling of wet metal/rubber/leather/NATO G-10 on my skin. So on that basis, which would you choose? 
andy tims said:
CommanderJameson said:
Second one is an honest-to-goodness dive watch ( The word "Diver's" on the dial actually means ISO 6425 compliance, which means it should be safe in the bath) and is the one I'd go for.
Ditto.It's not trying to look like a Rolex either

Edited by ShadownINja on Thursday 23 April 14:58
ShadownINja said:
CommanderJameson said:
Second one is an honest-to-goodness dive watch ( The word "Diver's" on the dial actually means ISO 6425 compliance, which means it should be safe in the bath) and is the one I'd go for.
Would have thought my 1 foot deep bath should be ok for the 100m watch, though. Not that I wear watches when I wash my hands let alone go for a swim. I hate the feeling of wet metal/rubber/leather/NATO G-10 on my skin. So on that basis, which would you choose? 
Do you clean your watches? Or do you allow them to become encrusted with wrist...stuff?
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