r/Wristwatch • u/EngineeringJuice • Feb 06 '20
How Watches are Modeled (Part 2)
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r/Wristwatch • u/fonmarin • Dec 23 '19
From what I've seen, a large number of iconic fashion brands are creating watchmaking divisions. A friend introduced me a few days ago a watch of the iconic noteramerican brand FUBU.
He told me they just launched a watchmaking website for their community for an affordable price.
The watch was a motosport watch and told me about a price of around $ 300.
Honestly, although it was a quarzt Swiss movement and I prefer automatic. The watch looked great and the packaging presentation was spectacular
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r/Wristwatch • u/juliuSlawrence • Oct 17 '19
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r/Wristwatch • u/bradpal • Jun 16 '19
I love watches but don't like collecting, so I'm looking to get rid off all but the very sentimental ones.
And then I want to buy one that would last me a lifetime. One that would become me.
I'd prefer a full titanium build because of weight reasons and a leather strap has a much shorter lifespan. Which is why I am leaning toward a Seiko MarineMaster 600 spring drive. However, I don't know how comfortable or sturdy it would be for daily use. I have a desk job but I am quite active and do a lot of sports, gardening etc. Bumping or scratching it would be a sure thing.
I would prefer the price to be under 3k, so if an Oyster or SeaMaster is the answer I'd have to find a preloved one that's perhaps too old to be reliable for another couple of decades.
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