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I have really gone off of the idea of Creationwatches
Read a lot of interesting stories about them.
I want to buy from somewhere in the UK ideally , or even Europe.
Anyone know any good online shops?
I may just buy from a Jewellers out of the watches they have available to save agro.
Thanks
Read a lot of interesting stories about them.
I want to buy from somewhere in the UK ideally , or even Europe.
Anyone know any good online shops?
I may just buy from a Jewellers out of the watches they have available to save agro.
Thanks
http://www.reddeerwatches.com/seiko-kinetic-scuba-...
http://www.reddeerwatches.com/seiko-kinetic-divers...
One of these two, i've got the plain one and it's really nice. The one with the blue also looks fantastic and wasnt available when i bought mine otherwise i think i would have got that one.
good watches Seiko
http://www.reddeerwatches.com/seiko-kinetic-divers...
One of these two, i've got the plain one and it's really nice. The one with the blue also looks fantastic and wasnt available when i bought mine otherwise i think i would have got that one.
good watches Seiko
ZesPak said:
Can you elaborate? I just like to know as I've bought 4 watches there in the past 4 months...
I've read lots of good things and lots of bad things.Apparently the customer service if your watch has a problem is virtually non existant.
Some people have been sent dodgy watches , and have then been asked to pay for shipping back.
For every good review there seems to be a bad one (exception being here)
Its seems like a bit of a lottery.
At least buying it here means i can take the watch into the shop for help , rather than trying to send it back to Singapore.
FIREBIRDC9 said:
I've read lots of good things and lots of bad things.
Apparently the customer service if your watch has a problem is virtually non existant.
Some people have been sent dodgy watches , and have then been asked to pay for shipping back.
For every good review there seems to be a bad one (exception being here)
Its seems like a bit of a lottery.
At least buying it here means i can take the watch into the shop for help , rather than trying to send it back to Singapore.
Fair enough, I was wondering about customer support.Apparently the customer service if your watch has a problem is virtually non existant.
Some people have been sent dodgy watches , and have then been asked to pay for shipping back.
For every good review there seems to be a bad one (exception being here)
Its seems like a bit of a lottery.
At least buying it here means i can take the watch into the shop for help , rather than trying to send it back to Singapore.
Fingers crossed didn't need it yet.
Also, the most expensive watch I bought there was a 150 quid SKX.
Thanks for all your suggestions everyone.
I went into H Samuel today and took advatage of the 10% off offer for signing up via email.
I bought the Rotary for £135 and its a pretty thing!
Nice and under budget , which is good for me at the moment as i am increasing my Mortgage payments next year.
Have a couple of pictures taken with a potato.
I will upload some better pictures at some point , once i have given the "How to take pictures of watches" thread a read!
Next year i will buy a Samurai
I went into H Samuel today and took advatage of the 10% off offer for signing up via email.
I bought the Rotary for £135 and its a pretty thing!
Nice and under budget , which is good for me at the moment as i am increasing my Mortgage payments next year.
Have a couple of pictures taken with a potato.
I will upload some better pictures at some point , once i have given the "How to take pictures of watches" thread a read!
Next year i will buy a Samurai
joshcowin said:
What made you go for that watch, just the looks?
As virtually everyone said I would have gone for a seiko in this price range!
I have had this for 10+ years and its been a great everyday watch, 1 strap change (original seiko strap £60) and a battery is all I have done!
The looks mainly , along with the price. I didn't like the look of any of the Seikos in the shops here that were in my price at the time.As virtually everyone said I would have gone for a seiko in this price range!
I have had this for 10+ years and its been a great everyday watch, 1 strap change (original seiko strap £60) and a battery is all I have done!
I found a lot of Seikos and Citizens that i liked the look of , but none of them were in this country and i was put off from ordering on Creation.
Yes the Rotary doesn't have anywhere near the level of quality and reputation of Seiko or Citizen , but i liked the look of it , it was less than i was planning to spend , and if i have any issues i can take it into town where i bought it , rather than having to go through the trouble of shipping it back.
Edited by FIREBIRDC9 on Friday 10th November 14:11
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