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Have you considered vintage? You can get something a lot more interesting in your price range that way.Originally Posted by mafoofan
It was my regular watch for years but never kept good time. It drove me crazy. This was apparently a problem for this particular model. If you go Vintage, check the track record of your choice in a mechanical watch.Originally Posted by comrade
This advice is as applicable to new models as it is to vintage ones. Plenty of contemporary movements have design issues.Originally Posted by mafoofan
I was looking at this yesterday at the local used dealer:Originally Posted by voxsartoria
Beware of Vintage. I am the original owner of a 1964 18K gold OmegaOriginally Posted by comrade
I was looking at this yesterday at the local used dealer:Originally Posted by voxsartoria
What's the thing on the left side do?Originally Posted by origenesprit
Interesting, my Seamaster Deville has been keeping amazing time in the five years in my posession. I did purchase mine off a dealer who overhauled it before sale. Perhaps your Seamaster Deville needs servicing.Originally Posted by Bill Smith
I vote vintage as well. I'm currently looking at 50's Omegas and there are some nice finds for around $300. If I had a higher budget (as you do), you have a lot more options. I love the Omega Constellation (pie pan dial) in stainless, which can run from $600-$1200.Originally Posted by toade
Carmina - Cordovan Leather Chukka Boots - $970 Contemporary interpretation of the old Chukka boot, also called Desert boot, in Horween Shell Cordovan in Burgundy. Featuring a silver sole in a refined Goodyear welt-construction and calf lining. Carefully manufactured by expert craftsmen who follow the exact same techniques that Charles Goodyear created in 1869. 
LuxeSwap Auction - Hermès Navy Scarf This scarf is a testament to Hermès legacy, crafted in fine silk featuring a versatile, reversible design. The horsebit motif is a nod to the brand's equestrian roots, adding a touch of classic sophistication to any ensemble. Whether draped over a tailored suit or paired with casual attire, this scarf promises to become an heirloom piece: a meaningful addition to any discerning gentleman's wardrobe. 
Drop 93 - The Armoury Model 3 Blue Dormeuil Wool Sport Coat - $980 The Armoury's own Model 3 sport coat features an unpadded shoulder and enlarged sleevehead giving the garment an exceptional range of motion. We've also widened the shoulders a touch and lowered the buttoning point and lapel notches to give the jacket a more timeless feel. This classic blazer is made up in a beautiful wool hopsack by Dormeuil, finished with special flap pockets. 
