£1500 - Suggestions
Discussion
OK, i have the above burning a hole in my pocket.
I have already;
Heur Monaco '98 Re-edition
Rolex GMT II
TW Steel as a daily wearer (dont p
s off the clients watch)
I want something fairly understanded, but classy and not Gold
I dont want an Omega.
So, over to you guys, can be new or used.
Hughesie
I have already;
Heur Monaco '98 Re-edition
Rolex GMT II
TW Steel as a daily wearer (dont p
s off the clients watch)I want something fairly understanded, but classy and not Gold
I dont want an Omega.
So, over to you guys, can be new or used.
Hughesie
Have you a preference for chrono/non-chrono?
Sorry to be the one to bang the drum, but Sinn is the first place I'd look for a modern watch. I'd have a look back at some older classics at that price as well. Seriously.
If you're not sure what is around then have a look through Neils vintage stock while you're leafing through the basic but simple Chronomaster/Sinn website.
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Sorry to be the one to bang the drum, but Sinn is the first place I'd look for a modern watch. I'd have a look back at some older classics at that price as well. Seriously.
If you're not sure what is around then have a look through Neils vintage stock while you're leafing through the basic but simple Chronomaster/Sinn website.
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)Edited by andy_s on Tuesday 25th January 13:18
How about a longines admiral?
http://www.longines.com/watches/longines-admiral
Or even a Grande Vitesse?
http://www.longines.com/watches/longines-grandevit...
http://www.longines.com/watches/longines-admiral
Or even a Grande Vitesse?
http://www.longines.com/watches/longines-grandevit...
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I'm fancying one in a few months time if things go well. I'd never heard of them until recently but they're lovely, lovely watches 