Incoming… what do you have? (Vol. 3)
Discussion
lostkiwi said:
Mezzanine said:
I have been following both Marloe and Farer watches from afar for a while.
Have decided to dip my wrist with one of these, should be here in a few weeks.
Marloe Coniston
I rather like that.Have decided to dip my wrist with one of these, should be here in a few weeks.
Marloe Coniston
Must resist.....
bertie said:
lostkiwi said:
Mezzanine said:
I have been following both Marloe and Farer watches from afar for a while.
Have decided to dip my wrist with one of these, should be here in a few weeks.
Marloe Coniston
I rather like that.Have decided to dip my wrist with one of these, should be here in a few weeks.
Marloe Coniston
Must resist.....
The Glycine arrived on Wednesday from Watchgooroo (on e-bay), so it only took 13 days.
Dont know why its rotated the image
Well impressed, everything just as it should be. The watch looks and feels fantastic, wore for the full day yesterday and yes some might say it looks a bit big for my wrist, but I love it.
Dont know why its rotated the image
Well impressed, everything just as it should be. The watch looks and feels fantastic, wore for the full day yesterday and yes some might say it looks a bit big for my wrist, but I love it.
Well after buying a Hamilton Khaki Air Race AND a Seiko Jade monster this month I really wasnt expecting to buy any more watches for a while but I fancied a Maurice Lacroix Aikon automatic since seeing them covered in videos of Baselworld, hadn't seen them in the flesh but Ernest Jones in Reading are stocking them so took a peek whilst trying to see if Goldsmiths had the new Seamasters
Love at first sight , I know it bears more than a passing resemblance to a AP Royal Oak but a new one of those would be out of my price range
Love at first sight , I know it bears more than a passing resemblance to a AP Royal Oak but a new one of those would be out of my price range
Edited by liner33 on Friday 12th October 15:03
lostkiwi said:
Interesting but fails my first test for a watch I'd buy...
"1. Must be able to glance at the watch and read the time."
Who thought black hands on a black dial would be a good idea for a tool watch?
I have no doubt it's a wonderful piece of kit, just not for me.
No our lass doesn't like it either, but she is a Girl."1. Must be able to glance at the watch and read the time."
Who thought black hands on a black dial would be a good idea for a tool watch?
I have no doubt it's a wonderful piece of kit, just not for me.
As it happens the sales man used exactly the same term, "wonderful piece of kit" spooky that pal.
It's 2nd hand, 10 month old. Wouldn't buy new. It's taken it's depreciation hit............
richthebike said:
SLA025 just landed. Unplanned, but having seen it in the metal it wasn't a hard decision!
Snap! I just got one too, I'll get some photos up later today. As you say, in the flesh it was a very easy decision, they're beautiful watches. I had a look at the SLA019 too, but I thought the dial was a bit small and the colour/shade of the green wasn't quite right.
Something a bit different, probably first and last venture into the world of vintage watches. But I really liked it, it wasn't that expensive and I doubt I'll see another.
Yes, I realise it's probably a redial, as it's 68 years old.
Don't look at Chrono24 before a coffee in the morning.
Yes, I realise it's probably a redial, as it's 68 years old.
Don't look at Chrono24 before a coffee in the morning.
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