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post Jan 21 2010, 10:04 PM

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QUOTE(Kalist0 @ Jan 21 2010, 08:16 PM)
definitely the Omega SMP imo.
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post Jan 22 2010, 08:46 AM

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omega because of the second hand value compared to tag heuer. i have tag heuer aquaracer chronograph for sale.
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post Jan 22 2010, 10:50 AM

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QUOTE(iman_210 @ Jan 21 2010, 03:45 PM)
wow...i would be interested but looking to fit at least 6 watches
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If 6 watches, then buy 6 units
but if you are creative and able to DIY for 6 watches, it is possible... the motor is low speed, high torque.
it can easily rotate a 1 litre vodka bottle when i tested it.


QUOTE(r3kahsttub @ Jan 21 2010, 03:53 PM)
yes - i'd be interested in a turntable like that! at least i wouldn't have to wind mine up every time i wore them!

anyway, just to share; took some pics a couple of weeks ago.
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have something new in mind, but have to really save up for it... hopefully within the year lah!
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i totally agree with your statement...
nice collection of omegas you have there smile.gif

last night i didn't have time to upload the picture as i had conference.
probably tonight i'll upload it for you guys to check it out smile.gif
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post Jan 22 2010, 11:43 AM

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thanks - looking forward to seeing yours(!).

btw; if you don't mind - please PM me on where i can get one of these rotating stands; thanks.
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QUOTE(nando @ Jan 19 2010, 10:10 AM)
super cool color and design..never fail to attract attention...! congrats...
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this watch has a very high resale value... rclxub.gif
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post Jan 25 2010, 03:47 PM

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Anyone ever heard of this Italian brand?
http://www.breraorologi.com/

Juast Bought this one as per-above... tongue.gif
http://www.watchwear.com/brera-orologi/BRMLC5007/

Haven't received it yet though............. Hopefully if will arrived as per schedule this wednesday...
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My first "Luxury" watch.. hahahah.... "Luxury" for me la...

before this only wear edifice, g-shock, seiko, alba etc. etc... cheapo watch...


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post Jan 25 2010, 05:20 PM

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QUOTE(LAEDIDEAL @ Jan 25 2010, 03:47 PM)
Juast Bought this one as per-above... tongue.gif
http://www.watchwear.com/brera-orologi/BRMLC5007/

Haven't received it yet though............. Hopefully if will arrived as per schedule this wednesday...
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My first "Luxury" watch.. hahahah.... "Luxury" for me la... 

before this only wear edifice, g-shock, seiko, alba etc. etc... cheapo watch...
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Wow, this is really luxury for me. Amost USD700 for a quartz movement shocking.gif shocking.gif Never heard of the the brand unsure.gif
Do share some pictures and comments when it arrived, congrats cool2.gif
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post Jan 26 2010, 11:39 AM

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QUOTE(LAEDIDEAL @ Jan 25 2010, 03:47 PM)
Anyone ever heard of this Italian brand?
http://www.breraorologi.com/

Juast Bought this one as per-above... tongue.gif
http://www.watchwear.com/brera-orologi/BRMLC5007/

Haven't received it yet though............. Hopefully if will arrived as per schedule this wednesday...
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My first "Luxury" watch.. hahahah.... "Luxury" for me la... 
US$700! for a quartz that is possibly Japanese more like Citizen!!!!
thats really Luxury. even I would not spend that sort of $$

with US$700 can get a nice Hamilton... with quartz can get Ebel!

even those funky big watch with Pam or B&R look from german/Swiss also cost under US$700.

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post Jan 26 2010, 12:05 PM

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QUOTE(ora-ito @ Jan 22 2010, 10:50 AM)
If 6 watches, then buy 6 units
but if you are creative and able to DIY for 6 watches, it is possible... the motor is low speed, high torque.
it can easily rotate a 1 litre vodka bottle when i tested it.

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uhm..6 units...u have any pics fren? would like to c the dimension
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QUOTE(patryn33 @ Jan 26 2010, 12:39 PM)
US$700! for a quartz that is possibly Japanese more like Citizen!!!!
thats really Luxury. even I would not spend that sort of $$

with US$700 can get a nice Hamilton... with quartz can get Ebel!

even those funky big watch with Pam or B&R look from german/Swiss also cost under US$700.
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Hehehehehe............ Kinda ridiculous right.... USD 700 for a quartz... tongue.gif

Yes... it has Citizen Cal.JS50 engine inside........ thumbup.gif

I got a nice discount anyway.... whistling.gif

Beside.... haven't seen it anywhere in Malaysia.........

I just like the design........... Like something rare for my first "Luxury" watch....







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post Jan 27 2010, 09:29 AM

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QUOTE(LAEDIDEAL @ Jan 26 2010, 09:11 PM)
Hehehehehe............ Kinda ridiculous  right.... USD 700 for a quartz... tongue.gif

Yes... it has Citizen Cal.JS50 engine inside........ thumbup.gif

I got a nice discount anyway....  whistling.gif

Beside.... haven't seen it anywhere in Malaysia.........

I just like the design........... Like something rare for my first "Luxury" watch....
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Yea as long as you like it, that's matter the most thumbup.gif
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post Jan 27 2010, 11:05 AM

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miyota JS50 itself cost ~US$23.
good discount as in 50-80% off retail?
I am sure its a unique item.

+1 on ck77 comment.. most impt u like it!
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post Feb 1 2010, 03:54 AM

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QUOTE(patryn33 @ Jan 27 2010, 11:05 AM)
miyota JS50 itself cost ~US$23.
good discount as in 50-80% off retail?
I am sure its a unique item.

+1 on ck77 comment.. most impt u like it!
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Put it this way, an ETA Valjoux 7750 ebauche cost $200 but the Ball Trainmaster Pulsemeter (non-cosc), which is fitted with a 7750 is going for RM7500. But among us WIS, Ball watches are still comparatively cheap. How do you explain that? smile.gif

It's not only the watch movement that determines the pricing but other factors like the level of finishing, brand recognition, and marketing. Take Rolex, for instance. We all know Rolex produce their own in-house movements. But did you know that the 3310 hasn't changed at all since the 80s. So, why are we paying inflated prices for essentially a 20 year old movement? Again, it's the brand recognition and marketing. A rolex today isn't much different from a rolex 10 years ago. The only difference now is that they use silicon main springs and kif shock absorbers. Two minor tweaks and they increased their prices by more than double? Where's the logic in that? Would you buy a rolex now after what I have told you?

Take it from someone who has been in the watch industry for way too long.
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Actually, I would.

We don't actually need watches. If we really lived by logic, mobile phones tell us the time. If you really need a watch, the G-5600E Tough Solar G-Shock is the best watch IMHO with so many features.

A Rolex Sea-Dweller/Submariner and Omega Speedmaster are more like jewellery. Bling-bling!!

Also, logic dictates neckties are unnecessary. wink.gif Hahaha! I wish!
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post Feb 1 2010, 11:14 AM

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QUOTE(friedricetheman @ Feb 1 2010, 03:54 AM)
Put it this way, an ETA Valjoux 7750 ebauche cost $200 but the Ball Trainmaster Pulsemeter (non-cosc), which is fitted with a 7750 is going for RM7500. But among us WIS, Ball watches are still comparatively cheap. How do you explain that?  smile.gif

It's not only the watch movement that determines the pricing but other factors like the level of finishing, brand recognition, and marketing. Take Rolex, for instance. We all know Rolex produce their own in-house movements. But did you know that the 3310 hasn't changed at all since the 80s. So, why are we paying inflated prices for essentially a 20 year old movement? Again, it's the brand recognition and marketing. A rolex today isn't much different from a rolex 10 years ago. The only difference now is that they use silicon main springs and kif shock absorbers. Two minor tweaks and they increased their prices by more than double? Where's the logic in that? Would you buy a rolex now after what I have told you?

Take it from someone who has been in the watch industry for way too long.
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come on man... ppl talking about quartz here.... what kind of finishing here?
use a fashion brand such as DKNY, Kenneth Cole, EA, Diesel or a little known fashion brand as such above that use a quartz movement to make the argument statement.

yes there are much going in to determine the price of the watch not just the cost of the movement.
on top the level of finishing on the movement, on the case etc.. quality of leather, QC (testing/regulating) , marketing, brand recognition really? among those in the industry right? not with lay ppl walking on the streets..
U also forget the operating cost, labor (all the neat bonus the CEO/COO/CFO), R&D cost etc..
having worked in The States for a long time and now locally, U may get a tour of the Rolex facility. interview the Tom and d*** there to comprehend their justification.

having working in US for sometime should teach U one impt thing, never just take it from blindly from anyone.. not even your MIT/Harvard Prof.
Human for crying out loud.. not God.
felt like listening to those grandpa... "been on the Earth for so long, just take it from old joe"

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post Feb 1 2010, 11:43 AM

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QUOTE(patryn33 @ Feb 1 2010, 11:14 AM)
come on man... ppl talking about quartz here.... what kind of finishing here?
use a fashion brand such as DKNY, Kenneth Cole, EA, Diesel or a little known fashion brand as such above that use a quartz movement to make the argument statement.

yes there are much going in to determine the price of the watch not just the cost of the movement.
on top the level of finishing on the movement, on the case etc.. quality of leather, QC (testing/regulating) , marketing, brand recognition really? among those in the industry right? not with lay ppl walking on the streets..
U also forget the operating cost, labor (all the neat bonus the CEO/COO/CFO), R&D cost etc..
having worked in The States for a long time and now locally, U may get a tour of the Rolex facility. interview the Tom and d*** there to comprehend their justification. 

having working in US for sometime should teach U one impt thing, never just take it from blindly from anyone.. not even your MIT/Harvard Prof.
Human for crying out loud.. not God.
felt like listening to those grandpa... "been on the Earth for so long, just take it from old joe"
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Just to add another point here, inflation factor also play a very big part.
A bowl of wan tan mee also cost RM5 today as compared to RM3.50 years ago.
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QUOTE(BikerVoodoo @ Feb 1 2010, 06:52 AM)
Actually, I would.

We don't actually need watches. If we really lived by logic, mobile phones tell us the time. If you really need a watch, the G-5600E Tough Solar G-Shock is the best watch IMHO with so many features.

A Rolex Sea-Dweller/Submariner and Omega Speedmaster are more like jewellery. Bling-bling!!

Also, logic dictates neckties are unnecessary. wink.gif Hahaha! I wish!
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Yes.......... My G's are still the best for a watch....


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I bought one for my brother. He works in a tough job - oil and gas. The G-Shock may seem a bit youthful but it stands up to a lot of abuse and gives you so many features. Powers off at night and comes on as u pick it up, light is set to auto when you tilt it to look at the time. Has world time - good for travel, stopwatch, alarms, etc. Can't ask for more.
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BRERA OROLOGI MILITARE

Just Received it last week.......... Finally...

It's big + Heavy... flex.gif

My friend most memorable comment.... "Y Are U wearing Ur Wall Clock On Ur Wrist".. Heheheheh doh.gif

Yes... Agreed with Mr BikerVoodoo... It's Not about just telling time..It's Fashion Statement... Bling.. Bling... icon_rolleyes.gif

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