Watches N+1…

Long time lurker first time poster on this thread.

When I first got a decent paying job after my PhD in 2012 or so, I went through a few luxury watches in quick succession – Explorer 1 (too small/plain), IWC Ingy Laureus (too dressy), some stupid Panerai (I do not have Sly Stallone’s wrists) and an Omega Seamaster Liquidmetal (actually wish I hadn’t sold that one).

Anyway, I then got a Tudor Ranger in 2015 – the first reissue with the open endlink bracelet, and that was it. It’s still my main watch. So sometimes you can get an exit watch.

All I’ve bought since then is a few GPS watches as my existing ones break, a second-hand Animal W002 identical to the one my cool GCSE geography teacher had, and a couple of G Shock 5600s that I sold when I realised I hate the little metal buttons.

So sometimes you can get an exit watch.

All I’ve bought since then…

Pray for Finbar.

First time poster on this thread. Watch I’ve worn for 20+ years is a Victorinox V7-00 but that’s not why I’m here.

Dad turned 21 in 1966 and this is what he wore for years, before switching to Seikos. Question is, is there anywhere in Edinburgh recommended to have a look at it, or better going online?

I’ll be the first of a lot of people who’ll recommend you to Calibre for that, excellent service : https://calibrewatchrepair.com   They have a drop off in Edinburgh

Lovely piece btw, great that you’re keeping it going.

I’ll be the first of a lot of people who’ll recommend you to Calibre for that, excellent service : https://calibrewatchrepair.com   They have a drop off in Edinburgh

Lovely piece btw, great that you’re keeping it going.

Calibre are so good Kryton recommended them twice….  ive used them and recommend them too. Give them a shout to see what Steven can do for you.