Certainly looks nicely made. Mind you they are not cheapQuote:
Originally Posted by Filterlab
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Certainly looks nicely made. Mind you they are not cheapQuote:
Originally Posted by Filterlab
They're not ridiculous, about £2,500 new. One would expect a decent quality watch for that though!
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Dropped my Paul Picot onto the tiled floor last week 🥲
The back sapphire shattered and fragments entered the automatic movement.
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That's annoying. Do you have a good watchmaker?
Yes it’s with him now ( appx £200 ) , Paul Picot quoted £150 for the rear sapphire and £350 for a partial service to remove the glass.Quote:
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No love for the humble Pagani 'Black Bay' then?
It's a stunning watch for the hundred notes I paid for it - screwed links in a proper five link bracelet, milled clasp & the bezel alignment is bang on, time keeping seems fine with it's ubiquitous Seiko NH35 movement as well. I'm impressed ;)
Got some bits to do in the garden tomorrow (weather permitting) so dug out this old thing to wear
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Missed this Roy. Yeah it looks good. A lot of watchQuote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
Crikey! £500 for a piece of glass and a partial service (whatever that is?) - that's ridiculous money for that. Glad you have someone decent to hand.Quote:
Originally Posted by andyrlb
It's very nice indeed, looks well made.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
Any chance of a picture of your Rolex Barry? Apologies if you've put one up before, can't recall that you have.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry