Which watch 2-3k
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Hello all my current watch is a LONGINES LUNGO MARE bought in 2006 it’s a lovely watch & like the classic styling,I am in the market to buy another watch with between 2-3k to spend for the right one.
I quite like the Tag Carrera watches but would like some suggestions from people in the know,I am not adverse to buying preowned & have been trawling watchfinder for ideas.
Cheers Lewis.
I quite like the Tag Carrera watches but would like some suggestions from people in the know,I am not adverse to buying preowned & have been trawling watchfinder for ideas.
Cheers Lewis.
mcg_ said:
do people not miss having the date on the speedy? lovely watch, but i always use the date on my watch. Id really like a BB58 but put off due to no date
There are versions of the Speedmaster with date complications.https://www.chrono24.co.uk/omega/speedmaster-date-...
Buy something YOU like and that fits your needs. No point in buying a 1000 metre diver if you don't intend to go near water or if you wear a suit and need it to fit under a cuff etc.
Don't get suckered into Brands either, do you homework and be sure that when you have made a shortlist try them on for size. Pretty pointless buying a Paneria if you have very small wrists etc.
Happy hunting
Don't get suckered into Brands either, do you homework and be sure that when you have made a shortlist try them on for size. Pretty pointless buying a Paneria if you have very small wrists etc.
Happy hunting
I have a Tudor Black Bay Bronze and provided you don't mind the 43mm case, it's a cracking watch that looks a bit different from the normal Tags, Omegas, Breitlings that people gravitate towards. Tudor Black Bay 58 is also worth checking out too but getting one is a bit tricky at the moment.
If you want something unique, worth looking at Sinn watches. I have just purchased a Sinn 103 sa B E.
If you want something unique, worth looking at Sinn watches. I have just purchased a Sinn 103 sa B E.
thehawkswoops said:
Buy something YOU like and that fits your needs. No point in buying a 1000 metre diver if you don't intend to go near water or if you wear a suit and need it to fit under a cuff etc.
Don't get suckered into Brands either, do you homework and be sure that when you have made a shortlist try them on for size. Pretty pointless buying a Paneria if you have very small wrists etc.
Happy hunting
What a load of rubbish.Don't get suckered into Brands either, do you homework and be sure that when you have made a shortlist try them on for size. Pretty pointless buying a Paneria if you have very small wrists etc.
Happy hunting
Yes I bet everyone on this thread goes diving in their watches.
Also.. don't get suckered into brands? If that is true, then just go and buy a $10 Casio... tells the times doesn't it?
lostkiwi said:
There are versions of the Speedmaster with date complications.
https://www.chrono24.co.uk/omega/speedmaster-date-...
oh yeah! nicehttps://www.chrono24.co.uk/omega/speedmaster-date-...
https://www.chrono24.co.uk/omega/speedmaster-date-...
e. I have a Constant.thehawkswoops said:
Buy something YOU like and that fits your needs. No point in buying a 1000 metre diver if you don't intend to go near water or if you wear a suit and need it to fit under a cuff etc.
Don't get suckered into Brands either, do you homework and be sure that when you have made a shortlist try them on for size. Pretty pointless buying a Paneria if you have very small wrists etc.
Happy hunting
I have an Omega Seamaster 1000 and a 25 meter swimming badge. Don't get suckered into Brands either, do you homework and be sure that when you have made a shortlist try them on for size. Pretty pointless buying a Paneria if you have very small wrists etc.
Happy hunting
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