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Up for Poljot. Nice watch but not very popular
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anyone heard of magrette watches fron nz?
looks good from this review.
http://wornandwound.com/2012/02/01/r...egattare-2011/Comment
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Nubeo!!! Louis Erard!!!Him:
116520 V series/ 16750 M series
/Franck Muller GPC (Red Ergal)/ Nubeo Black Jellyfish (Orange)/ Chopard Mille Miglia 2005 LTD ED/ Tudor Hydronaut II/ Tag Heuer Kirium/ Tag Heuer Formula 1/ Longines 36184566/ Tissot PRS 200 (Michael Owen LTD ED)/ Louis Erard Asymmetric/ Orient
Her:
AP Ladies Royal Oak 2140/ 178240 Z series/ Chopard Happy Black Valentine LTD ED/ Chopard Be Mad LTD ED/ Omega Speedmaster/ Bvlgari Carbon Gold (Moscow) LTD ED/ Tag Heuer Link/ Locman Tenderheart/ B & MComment
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Linde Werdelin
Just became a fan...Comment
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Benarus with their diversComment
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bro inefficient, I own 2 magrettes and I must say they get the most wrist time out of all my watches! Love their style, originality and more importantly reasonable price for a quality time piece.Comment
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ANYONE KNOW About the brand "EDOX" ?Comment
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Hi Guys,
Sorry to dig this again. But am currently interested in MIDO, especially the multifort power reserve.
Seems like its not really popular in this forum.
Any comments on this?
Thanks,
CaseyComment
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MIDO is often regarded as Value For Money mid-class brand, but fetch very little resale value. Like RADO, TITONI, Raymond Weil and perhaps some of LONGINES models.
Back in the mid 80s till mid 90s, if you can't afford a Rolex, TITONI, RADO, MIDO are very well regarded that you won't "loose face" if you get anyone of those as substitute. However, as more labels comes in, T.R.M. popularity gets faded as their designs are often very conservative.
If you want a goo value for money timepiece for permanent keep, get a MIDO, where some 60% of their release seems to be COSC certified, yet affordable. But if you're looking for flipping gains and returns, forget about MIDO.Comment
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Hi Ed,
Thanks for the insight, will keep that in mind.
Rgds,
CaseyComment
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Why not go for Steinhart?
Best specifications and value for money...Comment
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Is it reliable?Comment
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Reliable in what sense? Branding, quality of watch and price wise, yes it is reliable.Comment
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steinhart pieces are really well worth their price. People who are not really into watches might not know the brand, but most people who are into watches have heard of and will recommend the watch to people who are looking for watches within that price range.Comment
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One of the latest models produced by Steinhart..
A "concoction" of ROLEX, PANERAI and TUDOR
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