Watches

[Sluggoslinger]

I think I am getting the Yachtmaster soon 50/50, I've found a collector who is willing to meet me at a rolex dealer to verify auth. The watch is a 2006 and only worn a few times. My only problem is that now I need to wait for a couple things to go through and i hope he still has it by then. This will strictly be my weekend watch and nice occasion watch but it is truly something I'll have for the rest of my life.

These bottom out at about 5K if you abuse it so getting my money back won't be hard and obviously it will be thrown on the home owners ins so if I loose it I'll get a new one for the cost of increased premiums...

[fishpoopoo]

i'm not a big jewelry freak so i go with no-frills practical vs. fashion.

the luminox navy seal dive watches are nice for outdoor activities (fishing the salt, hunting).

Relatively inexpensive too - $225 MSRP.

http://www.luminoxshop.com/kjjk.html

[Bernzy]

Originally Posted by Bassturbed

i'm not a big jewelry freak so i go with no-frills practical vs. fashion.

the luminox navy seal dive watches are nice for outdoor activities (fishing the salt, hunting).

Relatively inexpensive too - $225 MSRP.

http://www.luminoxshop.com/kjjk.html

I've got the one with the yellow face.
Best watch I've ever owned.

Bernzy