Did anyone hear about that veteran who bought a Rolex in the 70's for $345, never wore it, and now its worth $700,000? https://www.insider.com/antiques-roadshow-veteran-learns-rolex-is-worth-700000-video-2020-1
I don't know where the guy came up with those numbers but you'd never see me paying that much for a watch. That being said there are people out there who have money to burn and would snap it up in a heartbeat. What a world we live in.
I agree! Even if I could afford it, I would never pay that much for a watch - I could get several cars and still donate most of it, for example.
I got my wife a Shinola for our 20th Anniversary in December. She had mentioned once that to own such a watch was a bucket list item for her. #hubbypoints I had to sell some razors, but it was worth it!
Hard to find a negative review including YouTube https://divewatchesblog.com/reviews/casio-mdv106-1a-review/ And for protection https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Q3Q5NVN/?tag=thshde-20
I do think you will be as impressed as I was. The instructions for how to unwind the crown are at the bottom of the page. After setting the time, I did have to push down while screwing downward a bit.
If you opt for a Nato band, 22 mm is the size. Mine cost $8. Movement: https://www.esslinger.com/miyota-watch-movements-citizen-ltd/
I bought a cheap Chinese self winding once. Looked great, diver style, kept accurate time and was happy with it.......for about 6 weeks then it quit. What to do? I finally epoxied it to the sidewalk where I could see it and watched as people tried to pick it up. Cheap fun for a cheap watch. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
That’s a Good one. Lol Looks like I will have something to look forward to in 6 weeks or so when it gets Warmer. Sent from my iPhoneXR using Tapatalk
Today’s watch Timex Heritage Collection 90s Sold at Target. 1950s Uk Marlin was the inspiration Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
