KLCC. This one not uncle.

Retail around 3.7, discount around 20+% . That is what I got back. You can bincang can get even higher bro.

Give my guy a call, if he don't entertain you then you left me know, I stop buying from him haha...

Your VC Patrimony looks like a DW, what's the correlation?

If complicated look = value, get the Invicta Bolt.

52mm, Quartz so no worry about it dying for ages, big pushers for its chronograph, got date, got rotating bezel, got nice looking rope design around it, decent water resistance and comes in gold so people know its value and is under RM1k.

Nope. In fact you have to tell them you say the price from the website, because its much higher in shop.

Zeppelin?

Cortina carried it, not sure how much is the discount but I can pass you my contact for you to check it out.

Automatic means you have a rotor that will wind it as you move about, thus eliminating the need to manually wind the watch. But, you still can manually win an automatic watch but not vice versa. I guess he missed out the "don't" part.

First thing you learn, establish relationships with contacts and make them bid against each other

You will then find one that fits the price / service / honestly / support for your level and that is the fella you go back to again and again.

Nope, for brands like Seiko or citizen, just go online if you are comfortable with grey, their prices is pretty hard to be match by brick and mortar.

Watches itself is an antiquated notion. You don't need a watch, your phone tells you time is atomic precision and if you don't have one, almost everyone else has one. PC have time indicated, some signboards shows the same, etc etc...

So, automatic harks back to engineering and human's ability and need to engineering something mechanical to perfection. The usual drivers are the movement (sweeping vs tick), the ingenuity (how different movements accentuate different strengths, priorities, capabilities) and maybe longevity, because you can still find watches from 100 years ago that still works.

It's also one of the few jewellery a man can spot and show without being out of place in a corporate culture. Large chains is a no no, large rings is a no no, large earrings or pendants similarly. So, a man have his cufflinks, ties and a watch as the best representation of the jewelry he can wear to compliment his style. So, using it to appreciate a wonderful work of art and engineering says much.

And, if you hang out with C suites, conversation somehow one way or another touches back on watches so having a decent piece, or at least decent knowledge helps.

My CEO beemed when I commented on his GS, which looks like a 70's cheapo quartz Seiko that one would have missed out on otherwise. It led to some very good chat on his pieces and interest.

That's not a moonphase.

https://www.lazada.com.my/products/men-sili...p01Nk1&search=1

RM5 only, you can go crazy with it with different colours and whatnot. People have ordered and received it as well.

Good choice

bojio

Not me personally, but I've heard of people having the same issues with Joma, unfortunately.

Just push it further.

you mean winding?

Yes, authentic. But grey market, so means warranty is from Joma, not the brand.


Unless it carries a sentimental value, just get a new one.

It is just me or the Omega logo is not aligned with the 12 hour indicator?

I see, I am seriously liking that applied logo over the printed one on my speedy.

This post has been edited by fuzzy: Apr 18 2018, 11:47 AM