Has the watch accuracy checker app disappeared off the Google app store? It’s the orange and white one where you time your watch to a full minute and it works out the daily deviation. Useful for real world accuracy. New phone me didn’t automatically download it and I can’t exactly remember the app name.
Got something new to show later when I get some photos too.
Better to start an auction at £1500 than put a reserve. You pay an extra fee to list with a reserve. Check the potential fees on something like https://www.ebayfeescalculator.com/uk-ebay-calculator/ to make sure you’re happy with the potential costs before you list.
Wait for one of the regular discount offers. They don’t make it very easy to spot when they are live, so download the app and check messages regularly. Mainly run over weekends so look on Friday.
Funny you should say that Bullet. When I watch video the second time and focused on the depth of the dial and indices it reminded me of one of those plastic balls I used to push shapes through holes when I was a kid.
not everyone gets them, but well worth using if you can. I just sold a watch at £1300 and got charged around £35 in fees. Quite reasonable, would have been nearer £180 without the discount coupon.
That CW popped up on my Flipboard feed earlier today, and I must say I really like it. I’ve seen a few watches using ceramic lume with crisp, sharp edges, I think Omega use it on a couple of their dive watches, but CW have really upped the ante with this one. Not too sure about the blue, but I do like watches with orange faces, and that colour does make the blocks of lume a bit less obvious.
Titanium case and bracelet, so not too heavy. I like lots of lume, and there’s a little voice whispering “go on, you know you want to…”
What is a light, affordable, mechanical watch I could look at for riding with in all weathers? My Stowa Verus is on the cusp of being too heavy on a NATO (admittedly on a gravel bike). As is my Archimedes Pilot on a bund.
i have a very old Seiko 5 that does fine, but it’s old and was my grandad’s, so I don’t want to break it. I also have a MWC titanium quartz, which is great, but quartz.
Suggestions welcome. Must be very legible (on the bike and off (as I wear bottle bottom glasses), cheap enough to ride in, mechanical (manual is fine) and relatively fun ?
Could anyone recommend a Watch repair service, I have a Tag Monaco, just washing my hands and the glass fell out!. I’m in Hampshire if there is a good one in that area?
I can recommend Calibre in Edinburgh, got my auld mans Omega Chronostop circa 67-68 vintage, repaired there last month. Went out of there way to get a replacement second hand.
Teased this a couple of days ago. A refurbished King Seiko 4402-8000. Completes the one make, mid price, small wrist collection. Well pleased with this group.
What is a light, affordable, mechanical watch I could look at for riding with in all weathers? My Stowa Verus is on the cusp of being too heavy on a NATO (admittedly on a gravel bike). As is my Archimedes Pilot on a bund.
Didn’t you also ask this 2 years/ 75 pages ago Chipps? 😉