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18 February 2004, 01:08 PM
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watch question
for all you watch enthusiasts:
I want to give someone at work a present for some work he has done over and above the call of duty. I know he quite likes watches, but he isn't in the cartier/rolex type wealth bracket. can i get a watch for, say, about £250 that would be appropriate for a gift of this type? if so, any recommendations? he prefers "dress" type to sport type watches.
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I want to give someone at work a present for some work he has done over and above the call of duty. I know he quite likes watches, but he isn't in the cartier/rolex type wealth bracket. can i get a watch for, say, about £250 that would be appropriate for a gift of this type? if so, any recommendations? he prefers "dress" type to sport type watches.
tia.
18 February 2004, 01:15 PM
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How about a tianium Seiko? Or even a Poljot.
Take a look at the websites for either manufacturer.
Take a look at the websites for either manufacturer.
18 February 2004, 01:22 PM
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There are some nice Seiko "Kinetic" models going for around £160 brand new on eBay at the moment. Same model i bought in New Yoik a couple of years ago for equivalent of £220 - they were £395 in the UK at the time. A very good bit of kit indeed.
I'd still be wearing mine if i hadn't bought a Speedmaster Professional moonwatch on sunday!
I'd still be wearing mine if i hadn't bought a Speedmaster Professional moonwatch on sunday!
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