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The Watch Appreciation Thread (Reviews and Photos of Men's Timepieces by Rolex, Patek Philippe, Brei
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^^^ Nothing wrong with non-Swiss watches. My points were aimed at rebalancing reality against fantasy specifically with respect to Grand Seiko.
Of course, if I wanted a non-Swiss watch with a non-Swiss movement, I'd buy American first:
Of course, if I wanted a non-Swiss watch with a non-Swiss movement, I'd buy American first:
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nice seagull.......do they last?
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^^^ Nothing wrong with non-Swiss watches. My points were aimed at rebalancing reality against fantasy specifically with respect to Grand Seiko.Originally Posted by mafoofan
Of course, if I wanted a non-Swiss watch with a non-Swiss movement, I'd buy American first:
Those look really nice but, I'm too poor.
nice seagull.......do they last?Originally Posted by mouseandcat
They are supposedly very well made and do last. I'm not into vintage watches but there are many that are still ticking after 50 years.
Mine is new so uhhh, I'll get back to you in several years.
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haha, ok, i've seen the posts on watchuseek and other fora that do point towards chinese movements being fine. but occasionally you see posts about it failing after a few months.....that's all i was getting at.
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haha, ok, i've seen the posts on watchuseek and other fora that do point towards chinese movements being fine. but occasionally you see posts about it failing after a few months.....that's all i was getting at.Originally Posted by mouseandcat
Ya, I've read them too. QA issue. However Sea-Gull is different as they are the movement maker, watch manufacturer and its own brand. Can't go wrong with them, Beijing or Shanghai... the others, thats a different story.
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Removed the stainless bracelet and put on the aftermarket black carbon strap which is more casual/sporty IMHO. I guess I can still wear the original and well-worn black leather strap too.Originally Posted by lagsun
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Originally Posted by linsook
Simple. Elegant. Lovely.
Could not see this model on the site.
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Simple. Elegant. Lovely.Originally Posted by audiophilia
Could not see this model on the site.
Which site did you look on?
Here you go.
http://www.usseagull.com/production.asp?cid=5&pid=29
http://www.seagullwatch.com/cn/produ...?productid=222
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i dont know if i like the shirt more than the watch.
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