Is this a good price?

[greggy50]

Been looking at watch's liked the look of a Hydroconquest but noticed this Tag up for £660 on this forum
http://tz-uk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=148...
Was going to offer £625 collected when I sign up (having issues at the moment) would that be a decent price for the watch have no idea what they retail at as not clued up with watch's at all
What are people's opinion's I dont know myself whether I prefer the tag or the hydroconquest
Thanks
Greg

[al1991]

Last post says 'now for trade only'.

[greggy50]

Just noticed that part
Something else has caught my eye on there as well however
Going to join and hopefully buy it tomorrow

[greggy50]

NeMiSiS said:

greggy50 said:

Just noticed that part
Something else has caught my eye on there as well however
Going to join and hopefully buy it tomorrow

If you see something you want ask a member from PH who is also a member on TZ to act as go between, then you wont miss out. It has been done often, before.

Oh could I do that
I really like the look of the gucci watch on here I know it is not a "proper" brand but seems to have a proper movement and not be quartz and really like the look of it. Think will be a decent starter whilst I save up for something nice instead of spending more money than I really should
http://tz-uk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=152...
Was going to offer £450 for it so if anyone could do that would be greatly appreciated

[retrorider]

Buy a hydroconquest.Much nicer...

Edited by retrorider on Wednesday 19th January 19:28

[greggy50]

retrorider said:

Buy a hydroconquest.Much nicer...

Edited by retrorider on Wednesday 19th January 19:28

£200 more easily though cheapest I can find them is £650 :/
I really don't know I only intended on keeping the watch for a year or so and then upgrading for something for around 1k - £1250 mark and think this may be a decent start coming from argos £19.99 job's.
Are gucci really that bad then?

Edited by greggy50 on Wednesday 19th January 19:32

[al1991]

It seems to me you don't know what you really want, and you're just aimlessly looking at things that catch your eye in sales corner.

I'm not saying this is a terrible thing, but I did the same and ended up with a £150 watch that I never wear.

£150 isn't the end of the world but it's a fair old amount of money to spend on something you don't use.

I'd say find a design you like, do some research, and decide what you really want. The hunt for one will make you want it even more.