Xmas stocking fillers Ideas
I was hoping for ideas for Xmas stocking fillers, the brief is under £50 (or less) and perhaps give a few of us WC'ers ideas. Anything watch or time related, even a watch if you wish ! Please post pictures and links. But I am going to start the ball rolling with the item below. I can now actually change batteries and straps and find missing pins in the carpet. When I cook a ready meal the cooking instructions are now readable and has stopped me burning many a meal !
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Paul
From the UK, I am a watch nut, from the age of 18 been putting £5ish aside each week to fund my watch passion and never stopped.
Wirral - UK
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7.00” / 17.78 cm
Snoopy Christmas Timex
Some kind of G shock. You can find them.
Look for "pin pointer" on eBay, they're a little metal detector for when you fire a spring bar across the room.
Cocktail sticks are cheap and best tool for changing straps on watches with drilled lugs.
Old books are always cheap and readily available - I collect "Omega Lifetime" magazines, interesting & less than £20 on eBay - as are old framed adverts that look great in the wall.
A Watch cleaning kit is cheap but useful too
Look forward to seeing what others recommend.
Look for "pin pointer" on eBay, they're a little metal detector for when you fire a spring bar across the room.
Cocktail sticks are cheap and best tool for changing straps on watches with drilled lugs.
Old books are always cheap and readily available - I collect "Omega Lifetime" magazines, interesting & less than £20 on eBay - as are old framed adverts that look great in the wall.
A Watch cleaning kit is cheap but useful too
Look forward to seeing what others recommend.
Me too, thanks !
Demagnetizer
Straps
Polywatch
Buffing cloths
Butler gloves
Gift certificates
Candy watches as a gag
Finger cots - very practical
Burgeon Movement Holder (the bigger one)
Anti magnetic Fine Tweezers
Plier cutters
Watch Dial holder
Hmmmm… this is more like my shopping cart hahaha 😁🍻
Look for "pin pointer" on eBay, they're a little metal detector for when you fire a spring bar across the room.
Cocktail sticks are cheap and best tool for changing straps on watches with drilled lugs.
Old books are always cheap and readily available - I collect "Omega Lifetime" magazines, interesting & less than £20 on eBay - as are old framed adverts that look great in the wall.
A Watch cleaning kit is cheap but useful too
Look forward to seeing what others recommend.
Ohhh “pin pointer”!! I’ll add that to my shopping list!!!
Ohhh “pin pointer”!! I’ll add that to my shopping list!!!
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/225759595122?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=sfcypi3rsn-&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=nW_kpMYLRY-&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/225759595122?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=sfcypi3rsn-&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=nW_kpMYLRY-&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Thanks dude!! In my basket now 🥳
I'd sneak in an F-91w too.
If you want I can mail you a signed picture of myself the greatest watch youtuber for 50 bucks I’ll do a 3 pack of pictures
Dunno how no one's said it but Springbar tool!!! It's not something most people would have, but super handy to have if you like watches.
~ $7 separate, or comes in a handy basic watch repair kit on Amazon for ~$20
Or maybe get some leather, buckle, waxed thread, springbars, and some corresponding glue and have a "Make your own watch strap" kit?!
Wolf watch box
Poly watch
Watch roll
Watch robot holder
A Casio F91W, everyone should have one!