Size isn't everything. ;)
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Size isn't everything. ;)
I do have quite large wrists and my hands are like shovels, so I could get away with a large watch, but I'm not too keen on diver's watches. They just have too much of everything for my tastes, I prefer simple.
I like this one a lot, but really I'm some way off affording one. I'll check out some of your less costly options, like the Invictas.
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Have a look at the Seiko Presage range Steve, looks like your looking for something smart rather than a tool Watch like a diver.
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Cheers Roy - I've just been checking out these 'Presage' models, and some I really like. I was quite surprised at the prices asked, it puts them into "Christmas pressie from Anita" category, which will keep my hifi/music budget free :D
I might be pestering you for guidance nearer the time, hope you don't mind - as you may remember, my last watch (3 years ago) was a Mickey Mouse watch, which couldn't accommodate a strap large enough for me, and is now lying around waiting for one of the grandkids to grow into it :doh:
You're welcome Steve.
Also have a look on Ali Express at San Martin and Pagani watches, like Invicta they use a Seiko movement in most of their automatics and some of the designs are quite smart.
Wot? No watches??
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What's this - Beauty and the Beast? ;)
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This one today
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Good grief.
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£735,000, and it's not even new :eek: I suppose it could be handy for anyone who ever worried about not having a level wrist, though personally if I'd got one in a Christmas cracker it would end up in the drawer with all the spare batteries, dried up felt pens and and lighters that ran out of gas.