I knew you would have some great suggestions ! - A Squale did cross my mind too, but i didnt even think about a Christopher Ward - a Trident Pro would definitely be in this price category
I knew you would have some great suggestions ! - A Squale did cross my mind too, but i didnt even think about a Christopher Ward - a Trident Pro would definitely be in this price category
They only release in patches of 100 to 250 at a time, and typically sell out within a day or two. They use quality materials, look good, and the machining of the case and bracelets is much better than most microbrands and some larger companies. All the bracelets use screws, not pins and the clasps have micro-adjustments and are machined, not stamped. The lume is superior too. Movements are the Venerable Seiko NH34 or Miyota GMT or Sellita and appear to be accurized. As for ebay most sold there when new go for more than on the Zelos website. Want a quality diver that has a heavy, luxurious feel? With Zelos you will not be disappointed, especially if you get one new. I currently have two, and have resisted the urge to buy a third, then regretted not buying it.
I have been curious about them and have looked before. Just spent some time on their site and I like what I see. They have a lot of dials with teal or blue colors. That my wife’s favorite colors and she has enjoyed looking at them too
A noble thing to do. Be happy, you do not have the watch sickness for which there is no vaccine or cure. However you may be happy to know you may find a treasure at garage sales. I had found a Luminox Navy Seals in great shape a garage sale for only $10. I have found other nice watches for around the same price.If I had $800 to spend I would put it on bills as far as it would go.
Look better and get more ohhhs and ahhs. Although some Timex's are very well regarded. More expensive watches are great conversation starters. It's like having a nice sports car, although the chevy may get you back and forth to work, the sports car does it in style.
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Great question and the answer is simple, nothing. I have timexes too. Watches can make decent investments if you’re willing to put in the time. Watches worth hundreds and sometimes thousands of dollars can be found at garage sales and estate sales. I could make money on every watch I own. Sometimes it’s a few bucks and sometimes it’s a few hundred.
It's the same thing that applies to higher end guns. A $500 Rock Island 1911 will kill you just as dead and shoot just as accurate as a $1500 Colt 1911, but most people want a Colt over Rock Island. It's the pride of ownership.
"Cant disagree. I have a Tisas that is just as tight as my Colt. It doesnt quite have the 'feel' of he Colt, though.
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