To me, one the best dive style watches ever made. Great price, colors, and build specs. Also, the green/teal is the best colorway.
Saw ur profile, and loved to hear that from a seasoned collector like you! These affordable watches are amazing! My collection is only 2 watches now. Any recommendations on affordable gems? 🤓
Sure - Seiko offers some great gems in their Turtle and King Turtle lines. Tissot Chemin Des Tourelles, Heritage, 4and Seastar lines have some really cool models. Moving up a tad, Monta and Fredrique Constant have really spectacular luxury level pieces - some at entry level prices.
Big key IMO is to do a lot of research and take your time. Make sure you like the watch - and dimensions. Another secret is learn what lug to lug you like, as I find this the best metric to how a watch wears on wrist. Also, look at used watches on Chrono24 and eBay - but investigate and buy the buyer. When you want to go big and buy a used high-end watch with confidence - recommend Watchfinder.
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screw that crown down! 😅
screw that crown down! 😅
Thanks for the reminder!
To me, one the best dive style watches ever made. Great price, colors, and build specs. Also, the green/teal is the best colorway.
To me, one the best dive style watches ever made. Great price, colors, and build specs. Also, the green/teal is the best colorway.
Saw ur profile, and loved to hear that from a seasoned collector like you! These affordable watches are amazing! My collection is only 2 watches now. Any recommendations on affordable gems? 🤓
Sure - Seiko offers some great gems in their Turtle and King Turtle lines. Tissot Chemin Des Tourelles, Heritage, 4and Seastar lines have some really cool models. Moving up a tad, Monta and Fredrique Constant have really spectacular luxury level pieces - some at entry level prices.
Big key IMO is to do a lot of research and take your time. Make sure you like the watch - and dimensions. Another secret is learn what lug to lug you like, as I find this the best metric to how a watch wears on wrist. Also, look at used watches on Chrono24 and eBay - but investigate and buy the buyer. When you want to go big and buy a used high-end watch with confidence - recommend Watchfinder.