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I'm curious...what do you guys as casual casual (non loafers etc.) shoes; more something like a pair of Sneakers, boat shoes etc.
I'm lacking here as I pretty much only have 2; a pair of very very well worn Clark's Db's and a pair of Addidas Sambas that I also use for exercising.
Just ordered a pair of supergas and was wondering what you guys wear and more importantly wear most often?
I am waiting keenly for Kent Wang's plain white leather sneakers to come in my size, they are the only sneakers I've ever liked since about age 6.I'm curious...what do you guys as casual casual (non loafers etc.) shoes; more something like a pair of Sneakers, boat shoes etc.
I'm lacking here as I pretty much only have 2; a pair of very very well worn Clark's Db's and a pair of Addidas Sambas that I also use for exercising.
Just ordered a pair of supergas and was wondering what you guys wear and more importantly wear most often?
I've just placed my first order with them, and it's yet to arrive.
I did some research on Basenotes and they actually have an awful rep with the Aus members there; shipping takes forever. I suggest you hold off a bit, and I'll update you when my goods arrive. No need for two of us to get burnt.
Personally I don't like watches that try to be "affordable" versions of other watches. This one looks like a poor man's IWC. I get the feeling that if I owned either of the watches you linked to it would be a constant reminder of how my life hasn't turned out quite as well as I planned, because if it had I'd be wearing an IWC.
If you like the pilot style but can't stomach paying IWC's huge premiums (which seem to rise along with the size of their watches), then I might suggest you look at Oris. At least they aren't exact copies of something more expensive.
May I also suggest Archimede as a possible option?
Quite affordable, and if I remember correctly, it was one of the first companies to manufacture the classic "B-Uhren" pilot watches, along with other companies such as Stowa (which you may also wish to consider). Stowa's Fleiger watch is a classic B-Uhren watch, and the "Antea" is a lovely dress watch with a sub-dial for seconds.
Archimede have some lovely models and I think that if you pay an extra 20 Euro, you can get a "blank" face without any branding for a retro, WWII pilot-watch look (although that may only apply to certain models).
Stowa are great entry level watches. My first 'grown up' watch when i was around 18 was a Stowa Marine Original.. It has unfortunately led to a very unhealthy and expensive passion for collecting IWCs though
same here, the stowa MO is still on my want list.
Still to this day i regret not putting my name on the list to preorder one of the for the Flieger Originals.
BTW check out http://www.gnomonwatches.com/ for pilot inspired watches, i picked up my damasko from him when i was in singapore.
Hey guys, does anyone recall if Jas mentioned doing 9cm width ties this winter?
Hey guys, does anyone recall if Jas mentioned doing 9cm width ties this winter?