I want to rebuild the movement on my dads 70's Seiko 5 UFO. The watch runs, but has probably never been serviced. I will be freshening up the case and...
PoorMansRolex I have a couple Skagens from the mid 2000's and the designs hold to this day. You are right, many of the minimalist designs age poorly. But many skagens look as modern now as they did 20 years ago. I got into watches a year may 2 ago, and I have some cool automatic Seikos, a nice orient. I thought after getting into these cool automatic watches I would look down upon my old Skagens, but no I don't at all. If you want a modern dress watch look, I think they fit the bill nicely.
I clicked on this thinking it was a Skagen. I actually have a few Skagen's from mid to late 2000's. I really like them and I think the style has really held up. Only pain is, on their really thin watches the strap clamps in with tiny screws and you have to use specific straps. I will probably buy some straps and try to mod them to work.
sfreak. Thanks for your insight into the going rate. I have never had a watch rebuilt so I had no idea. And your idea of SEA is great. I did not think of that, and I am traveling to Thailand in less than 2 weeks.
The Dark Knight (I name all my watches), with Barton black and red seatbelt nato. thinking I might cut the second strap off to single pass it. The ex...
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