On November 03 2015 04:55 Kal_rA wrote:
Any thoughts on these? http://www.thefifthwatches.com/design/#classic

I'm really digging this minimalist design. Not sure about the thickness though

It's thin and sleek and minimalist, which I like. If you have a small or average-sized wrist, you may like a thin face like this one. The OCD in me wouldn't be able to handle the V at the 5 o'clock mark though.

Carnivorous Sheep

Baa?21248 Posts

November 02 2015 21:48 GMT

#1405

Looks a very generic minimalist watch with a quartz movement a la DW or any of dozens of similar watches. Probably not worth the 200 - 1,000 they will charge for it ~_~

Artisreal

Germany9235 Posts

November 03 2015 08:29 GMT

#1406

On November 03 2015 06:48 Carnivorous Sheep wrote:
Looks a very generic minimalist watch with a quartz movement a la DW or any of dozens of similar watches. Probably not worth the 200 - 1,000 they will charge for it ~_~

Every watch I looked at was 150$, which is about 70, let's say 80€ with import and stuff. I'd say that's fine for a watch of that sort. I find them hard to find around here with so many people prefering their watch to be clustered with "useless stuff" I, personally, have no use in.

Vaelone

Finland4400 Posts

December 28 2015 08:41 GMT

#1407

Memento from my grandfather, I got it when I was a kid and just stashed it for safe keeping back then, always assumed it was worthless/fake that he bought from some holiday as he wasn't really one to own luxury watches but I recently started wondering if it could have some value other than sentimental. Tried googling some Breitling watches and they seem more detailed than this, I'm not really a watch person so can't even tell for sure.

Either way I'll probably go get the battery changed and size adjusted for my smaller wrist.

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Saumure

France404 Posts

December 28 2015 14:27 GMT

#1408

I love mine

KillerSOS

United States4207 Posts

March 11 2016 20:49 GMT

#1409

Need some help on getting a new watch. I broke my last one (a Seiko ~100, battery charged with a stopwatch built in) and now I want something new.

Looking in the $100 range (still in lawschool /sigh). I have small wrists, and I want something that's not battery charged.

Hopefully this isn't too bad of a necro

Liebig

France738 Posts

March 11 2016 21:16 GMT

#1410

A few years back, Seiko 5 would have been one of the best bang for bucks at that range, like 50 bucks for an automatic with a nice movement. But I just checked and the price seems to have increased like crazy :/

_fool

Netherlands686 Posts

March 11 2016 21:29 GMT

#1411

Seiko 5 is still the most affordable automatic, and lots of choice in looks n feels. No stopwatch on an auto, however

KillerSOS

United States4207 Posts

March 16 2016 12:44 GMT

#1412

On March 12 2016 06:29 _fool wrote:
Seiko 5 is still the most affordable automatic, and lots of choice in looks n feels. No stopwatch on an auto, however

Luckily I don't need a stopwatch anymore, I was a poker dealer at the time but now I'm in law school lol

Powerpill

United States1693 Posts

July 14 2016 14:56 GMT

#1413

I've been wanting a Corum bubble watch for years, and finally decided to pull the trigger. Found a chronograph model near mint in box (stopped making them in 2005) and got a nice deal on it. Might sell it down the road once I save up more money to get the Corum bubble bat version, but they are so hard to find at the moment.

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ShoCkeyy

7815 Posts

July 14 2016 15:07 GMT

#1414

From far, at night would think a firefly would be flying at me hah. Great looking watch though!

solsken

Sweden182 Posts

July 15 2016 18:48 GMT

#1415

Cool watch! Never seen before

Powerpill

United States1693 Posts

July 16 2016 10:04 GMT

#1416

On July 16 2016 03:48 solsken wrote:
Cool watch! Never seen before

I hadn't either before a couple years ago. I was house/dogsitting for one of my mother's friends (they live in this huge 4million dollar mansion, is insane) and I glanced in their watch case. I saw the usual suspects, submariner, omegas, etc. then the corum bubble caught my eye. Thought was kind of goofy at first with the huge sapphire dome, but the more I looked, the more I wanted one. ^_^

24Biz

1 Post

September 15 2016 13:07 GMT

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Trainrunnef

United States601 Posts

September 15 2016 13:41 GMT

#1418

Just copped this at TJ Maxx in blue the battery reserve is shit and i have no idea what the movement is but its a nice looking automatic.

Ronald Jacobs

1 Post

April 03 2019 11:40 GMT

#1419

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oBlade

United States6613 Posts

April 05 2019 11:07 GMT

#1420

I'm afraid of finding you on [removed spam link] but it's interesting

On April 03 2019 20:40 Ronald Jacobs wrote:
Among the brokers mentioned on the list, which one is the best?

The most expensive one.

No but really, for what use? I have a PRG270 which is probably the cheapest on the list. Like $100 for triple sensor and so on. I recommend it to anyone as long as you get the versions with mineral crystal and tough solar. They have a cheapest version with actually a plastic crystal which will get messed up in no time.

I noticed you're only advertising Casios. The thing about those watches is due to their functionality they're also huge. Does anyone use Suunto? I looked at them because they looked like they wore sleeker but because of reviews I went with Casio for durability.