Hmmmm I don’t own a watch , only important thing is to eat when you a hungry and sleep when you feel like it lol, but I appreciate that people don’t collect watched to look at the timeIn the olden days you used to tell the time using these devices, but today they are pretty much redundant
There are those who collect all sorts of things without using them for their intended purposeHmmmm I don’t own a watch , only important thing is to eat when you a hungry and sleep when you feel like it lol, but I appreciate that people don’t collect watched to look at the time
Are you talking about @Exige againThere are those who collect all sorts of things without using them for their intended purpose
Can't be, been out today and destroyed a front tyre on the R1 on a pesky rockAre you talking about @Exige again
The problem with that one is every time you go past the German Embassy, your arm shoots up in an involuntary salute...This is on the British Heart Foundation Ebay site but finishes in 22 hours
U-BOAT Flightdeck U-7750/50 50mm Chronograph Automatic Wristwatch - A25 | eBay
Pre-Owned U Boat Flightdeck (U775050) self-winding automatic watch, features a 45mm stainless steel case surrounding a cream dial on a brown alligator strap with a stainless steel tang buckle. Model: Flightdeck.www.ebay.co.uk
Yep, 18 months old
Can't be, been out today and destroyed a front tyre on the R1 on a pesky rock
in their car park? 
No - but I did go there this time with the bike in the VanSquires have a rock
and it was a first that rock is uncannily familiar 
No - but I did go there this time with the bike in the Van
was in the van?
NoSo the rock
Trevor needs a fuel pump for his Desmosedici - are they a special or the same as other models of that era? Can't find a parts list for it.So the rock
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@AirCon has a lovely watch for saleHopefully going watch shopping today - it’s oh big birthday soon so he thought he’d treat himself and put some more money towards the £50 I’m giving him
He likes a breitling but neither of us are watch officianados and probs have up to £2550.00 to spend
Needs to be an everyday watch and probs second hand (he likes stainless straps but I find they tangle in my hair
Any (sensible) recommendations probs going to Bath
@Robarano and @Mary Hinge are knowledgeable about watches.Hopefully going watch shopping today - it’s oh big birthday soon so he thought he’d treat himself and put some more money towards the £50 I’m giving him
He likes a breitling but neither of us are watch officianados and probs have up to £2550.00 to spend
Needs to be an everyday watch and probs second hand (he likes stainless straps but I find they tangle in my hair
Any (sensible) recommendations probs going to Bath
It's not that desirable...
Have you looked online at second hand ones? Someone like watchfinder. You may get a good condition 2nd hand Omega Seamaster or Tag Heuer Carrera for that budget (or a little more), or Breitling as he likes those, although I think you’ll struggle to get one of their chronograph models but a quick check throws up a nice looking Superocean that’s almost in budget.Hopefully going watch shopping today - it’s oh big birthday soon so he thought he’d treat himself and put some more money towards the £50 I’m giving him
He likes a breitling but neither of us are watch officianados and probs have up to £2550.00 to spend
Needs to be an everyday watch and probs second hand (he likes stainless straps but I find they tangle in my hair
Any (sensible) recommendations probs going to Bath
www.watchfinder.co.uk
Needs to be an everyday watch and probs second hand (he likes stainless straps but I find they tangle in my hair
Bucket list
Hopefully going watch shopping today - it’s oh big birthday soon so he thought he’d treat himself and put some more money towards the £50 I’m giving him
He likes a breitling but neither of us are watch officianados and probs have up to £2550.00 to spend
Needs to be an everyday watch and probs second hand (he likes stainless straps but I find they tangle in my hair
Any (sensible) recommendations probs going to Bath
A bit too much info for me there, but hear it's best to keep them fully wound up.
It would simply blow up and only last a few seconds
