It's nice but it's USD1k not USD100

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Thanks for the recommendation but the design is no where similar to the Nomos/Stowa I'm afraid

how about a Tisell?
http://tisellkr.com/product/SOLD-OUT/30/?c...display_group=3

for the price of a B&R, you can already reach GS

B&R suffers from the "oh, just a poser" stain ma..

hang thai sells / sold seagulls...long time i never walk in to their outlets.
i recall got the regular 3 hand models also last time i walked in like 3yrs ago?

ya thats the hang thai i used to walk into once in awhile.
seagull tourbillon less than rm500? or those open heart made to look like tourbillon?

I prefer the hour clock with alternate numerical on the Tangente rather than the one in the antea but both are still prefer nice!

at least seagull got the marketing part right...set a high price to give the perception of luxury.
now all they need is a more mat salleh sounding name...then can set even higher price

Tisell's are quite nice.
It's sold out, but restock mid July.
They're making the blue hands, which they claim is done by bluing the steel with heat, not just painted on/

Should be higher than that. Around 1.2-1.3k. Not including GST.

I was looking at this last month in Japan... but.... minute hands too short

Sorry lo.

Been trying to get an Orient for years and that seemed to be the best choice until the see the damn hands. Worse in real life.

i think this is a old discontinued model?
never seen it in stores here also, probably a JDM.

yea, this came out early 2014?
anyway cool dial.

i used to like this JDM one, discontinued also

i had a orient star before...pretty good value.
decent movement, solid end links, nice milled clasp.

i eventually flipped it as it got replaced by the aqua terra.


but i still been thinkin of buying the red dial version of it...just cos its red.

the blue hands one actually nice la, but cannot compete with the omegas...then again its way way cheaper.
while the milled clasp is nice, what i didnt like was it was abit thick.

anyway who buys red to be subtle?

Nice.. but handwind 

Would like to hear the thoughts of watch aficionados on this...

Which seems a better option?

#1 - I have a really old watch, given to me by my grandfather... a Titoni Cosmo King, maybe from the 50s. Asked around and it'll cost me about ~RM500 for service and repair to bring it back to life.

#2 - Spend the ~RM500 on a Seiko SKX007.

With all my watches, I intend to keep it for life and pass it on to my children... ya ya, it's not a Patek but I'm not in the Patek league.

Any thoughts are much appreciated.

I'm leaning towards #1... SKX007, anytime can buy. Inherited vintage from grandfather... priceless