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IMHO I don't think being a start-up Watch Co.should have any bearing on price....there are many start-up Watch Cos. in the 5 and 6 digit price categories that are having no problems selling their wares...I don't think anyone can comment on a Brand until they have experienced it 1st hand....that is why I belong to a Watch forum so I can hear from others who have and therefore make an educated purchasehand6.gif Not everyone shares the same tastes or are willing to pay more for what they want(therefor there are homages)....each WIS has a comfort zone they are happy with and being a Watch enthusiast leaves lots of room for growth if that WIS choses to do so....I will say from experience that not always paying more gets you more...but at $795. I would be searching the forums for a Stowa Seatime instead...there are Ocean7's already selling for less on the sales forums ....remember not every Watch becomes a Dreadnought and quadruples in price!time2.gifBuy what You like based on your research and experience learned on these forums...and most of all read and learn from those who really know and not those who only want to sellwatch2.gifjust my nickle:D
Well put, O. It seems the start-ups get a cult following and then either make the next jump of blow it. I am with you... more cha-ching is not always more watch but sometime the adage "you get what you pay for" is painfully true.
And I have to agree...buy what you and you alone like... and for cry-eye...wear 'em and share 'em!!
Last edited on Sat Jan 13th, 2007 12:17 pm by Paxman