Looking for a casual watch

[Mbogo]

I like Orient watches. They have some really unique, cool styles, and are very high quality, mostly autowinders. They are a division of Seiko and are more common in Japan that in the US, and they make the automatic movements for Movado.

I also like that you don't see them too often. In fact, I've never seen anyone else wearing one, but I don't look really hard.

The guys on the PMWF like them a lot.

Here are mine:

Nice ones are $100-200, and their high-end ones are $300-500.

David

 

[blank]

Stowa, for the win.

 

[ahjota]

Originally Posted by Davidko19

i had no idea there were lefty and righty watches. Or is that a joke?

AFAIK, the "handedness" of the watch refers to where the crown is located on the dial

 

[breakfasteatre]

check out poljot

 

[Astan]

I think I'm going to eventually get a Stowa Airman Original but I prefer larger pilot watches something like 45mm or something whereas Stowa is 40mm. But the Stowa design is probably the best ive seen besides IWC. The to are actually very similar come to think about it.

 

[sonvolt10]

Astan,

You may want to also look at the Debaufre Nav B. It is very similar to the Stwoa Airman but comes in larger sizes 44mm and 48 mm.

They are slightly cheaper than the Stowa but their quality is supposedly excellent.

http://store.debaufre.com/Nav-B-s/6.htm

 

[irbe]

Originally Posted by Hard2Fit

Tsovet's can be had now for less than $300.
Look around.

Can you please point me in the direction where you saw Tsovet watch for this price??

 

[chanimal]

some tsvoet watches at brigade are under 3 bills when using their holiday discount.

 

[Hard2Fit]

What animal said.
Also, I noticed somebody put up a bunch on eBay.
The seller is accepting 'Best Offers'.

 

[Astan]

Wow I actually like Debaufre more than Stowa. Awesome find. Are they as well known though?