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 Posted: Fri May 16th, 2008 12:46 pm
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Quartz is a great choice if you buy a watch because you're interested in what time it is. coyote2.gif




/mechanical elitist, (liberal kind too!)
// I confess to owning a digital Timex Ironman. I walked the AT wearing it.

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 Posted: Fri May 16th, 2008 12:48 pm
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I just like em all! toon1.gif

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I've always "liked" watches, but to be honest never even knew mechanical watches still existed until maybe 8 months of so ago.  I bought my Junghans radio controlled quartz a couple of years ago and still love it.  Then, one day about 8 months ago, I ran across someone who had recently bought a Zenith.  Wow, I said to myself, that's a nice looking watch.  He mentioned that he paid "6" for it.  So, I started looking around the internet for a $600 Zenith.  I see him a week later and say, "all of those watches that I found are really expensive" and which point he informed me he meant $6,000 not $600. mistake.gifsubtlelaugh.gif ?!?! You spent $6,000??? On a watch???

 

Since then, I've been reading about watches like crazy. I learned that Orient was a good place for me to start with a reasonably priced but high quality automatic.  I found the Island Watch site around February when googling "Orient" and so it began!  My first mechanical watch was an Orient open heart.  Love it!   

 

 

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 Posted: Fri May 16th, 2008 01:00 pm
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"6"! I have yet to pay "1" for a watch. Then again, I have nothing so graily as a Zenith either. Maybe someday.

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 Posted: Fri May 16th, 2008 01:55 pm
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Surf the forums for deals too. I have at least a half dozen watches worth over 4K and have not paid North of 3K for a watch yet. :cool: ;)

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