What u got? I was thinking of buying an Omega Planet Ocean to replace my Casio (30 m water resist. with stopwatch too).
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Omega Seamaster Pro here - Automatic version.
Love it - although it could do with a strap adjustment, new bezel (dropped it and put a few scratches on that - gutted) and a bit of a polish.
Still, it looks the mutts nuts.
Fancy a night upgrade to something 'contractor grade' tho
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Rolex datejust with the jubilee bracelet. Salmon colour dial with diamonds as indices.Comment
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Originally posted by XTC
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Yeah the Planet Ocean is a seamaster, it's £1850 rrp in the shops, but found a website in the US where it's going for £1100. One fake Omega coming my way!Originally posted by nucastleOmega Seamaster Pro here - Automatic version.
Love it - although it could do with a strap adjustment, new bezel (dropped it and put a few scratches on that - gutted) and a bit of a polish.
Still, it looks the mutts nuts.
Fancy a night upgrade to something 'contractor grade' thoComment
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Willy waving again.
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I've got a Storm digital watch, cost about £80. It's big, chunky, has LEDs and looks exactly like the future was meant to look circa 1970. Everyone goes 'Ooooooo!' when they see it. I'll put the spare grand in my retirement fund.Comment
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I use the sun to tell the time...Comment
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I did hanker after a BreitlingHow fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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Originally posted by Troll
I have one somewhere...it was my dad's...Comment
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