Care to share your buying experience? Price can nego?

I'm not. Wonder what went wrong

IMO the only Tag model worth mentioning is the Monaco.

I've seen chrono Aquaracers going for less than 4k, never above. Just sayin

Sounds great. Show us some pics of your daily beaters.

Yeah pics or it didn't happen

I was told this by a salesgirl from Cortina Watch (Fahrenheit88 branch) - they can give >10% discount on Omega models provided you do not ask for a store receipt. The warranty is still valid though you would have to hold on to the warranty card or there would be no proof at all.

Between those 2? Design and budget wise, I would choose Tissot. Brand wise (show off piece), get the Tag. It all depends on your preferences.

If I had other options, I'd go for a Hamilton Khaki or Jazzmaster chronograph, or a Ball. Solid designs and value for money pieces.

The watch looks disproportionate, especially the hands and pushers. Personally I don't like it.

Does luminous paint last that long? Even tritium tubes have a lifespan of 25 years.

It's Friday, here's a shot of what's on my wrist

No brand, bought from a local store. The material is apparently sandalwood (from Google translate) which has a light incense-like fragrance.

Thanks, it's a Hirsch Professional.

The Oris model you linked is an auto model. Did you post the right link?

A manual winding watch is likely thinner as it does not house a rotor which adds to the thickness. Power reserve will depend on the movement itself, not how it winds. Typically the PR is pretty much the same for the popular movements.

Between those 2, personally I'd go for the ML. I don't know if you realize this but the ML can be manually wound too, as is the case with most ETA based auto movements.

This post has been edited by deriku: Mar 7 2012, 04:21 PM

ML is cheaper in the States? Really?

Black leather strap or black steel bracelet? Don't think you can find PVD (black ion plated) Casio watches for RM200.

The current product range can be found here but no price info.
http://www.casio-intl.com/wat/

Come on, you'll only be fueling the replica industry by buying fakes. If you can't afford a Rolex, why buy a fake when you can get an homage for a little more money (but still 20x cheaper than the original).

Is it so dangerous to wear a Rolex in town nowadays? I thought Malaysia is the 19th safest country in the world
Sorry for my ignorance cos I don't own one and have not been spending much time in KL for much of the past 2 years.

I hope snatch thieves are not reading watch forums nowadays.

Probably the best solution to all these concerns:



You can sell me all your Rolex, Omegas, Breitlings at 10% market price.

If she likes Baume then get her one Else I think the ladies quartz version of the Omega Aqua Terra is within your budget. Can consider Longines or Frederique Constant too.

Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought there were no Cartier models in the sub-10k category, even the quartz ones.