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Watches

DeadlyTwig · 2013-05-03 16:43:03

Hey guys! My brother is graduating from college this summer and I want to get him a good watch as a present. He'll be working in a solicitors office over the summer so I'm looking for something he can wear everyday but still looks classy and a bit flash! What mid-range brands would you suggest? Thanks!!

03-05-2013 5:43pm

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DeadlyTwig

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Hey guys!

My brother is graduating from college this summer and I want to get him a good watch as a present. He'll be working in a solicitors office over the summer so I'm looking for something he can wear everyday but still looks classy and a bit flash!

What mid-range brands would you suggest?

Thanks!!

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#2 03-05-2013 7:02pm

Randy Shafter

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Seiko do some really nice watches. Not too expensive either! I've got a couple and they're really nice.

Maybe you could ask in the Watches & Timepieces forum: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=1175

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#3 03-05-2013 7:06pm

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If it's a suit 'n tie job, maybe a Tissot Visodate

http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k151/teeritz/Tissot%20Visodate%201957/tissot-visodate-1957_2.jpg

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#4 03-05-2013 9:35pm

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Zimmerframe wrote: »

If it's a suit 'n tie job, maybe a Tissot Visodate

http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k151/teeritz/Tissot%20Visodate%201957/tissot-visodate-1957_2.jpg

I'd say Tissot too for mid range.. go for a quartz instead of an auto and you can get them for a decent price. Only watches that are better are watches that go for big money e.g. Rolex, Omega, Hublot etc

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#5 04-05-2013 11:44am

DeadlyTwig

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The Tissot is class.

Definitely reasonably priced, for the occasion!

Anyone any experience with the kinetic watches?

I actually didn't realise there was a watches forum.....should've guessed!

Thanks!

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#6 04-05-2013 12:44pm

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DeadlyTwig wrote: »

Anyone any experience with the kinetic watches?
!

Yes had a few, personally I wouldn't bother.
I think solar like in the Citizen Eco drives is the way to go rather than kinetic.

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