Watches - another OCD problem
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@Graeme Thanks mate, will do. I was wondering if someone on here might point me in the direction of a decent 'How to change a strap on a watch without lug holes' sort of vid? The Sinn apparently has no lug holes and i'm wondering how you actually change straps? VERY noobie I know but hey, you gotta start somewhere no?
i think what you need is a spring bar tool. the ones they use on a newer sub without lug holes. you've to be very careful lest you scratch your casing tool.
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i wish there was but there isn't. only after you mentioned it and i read further before i realise what you were on about…
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If you're after a non-traditional watch…
It's the Bulgari Gérald Genta Gefica. There's an old write-up at aBlogToWatch.
Genta was the designer responsible for the IWC Ingenieur, Audemars Piguet Royal Oak and Patek Nautilus. This was developed under his own watch brand, which was acquired by Bulgari in 1999.
I suspect that @Giles won't like it. I'm not 100% sure about it myself, but it strongly appeals because it's so different, and I've got a bronze case fetish going on right now. Apparently there might still be a few new old stock pieces floating around…
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I'd like to see how the Bulgari wears. It's quite a bit watch, but I'm used to wearing a 44 mm piece on a daily basis, so it might not be a problem.
aBlogToWatch has a piece up about Bremont. @GingerMagician might be interested in reading it.
http://www.ablogtowatch.com/inside-bremonts-british-world-watch-making/
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my tried & trusted
looks good with anything I put on. Come back guys, where you all going.
Okay, okay @Tempvs what you got for me ::)
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@madmonday my father is always telling me how expensive mechanical watches won't keep time as well as a cheap Timex. So @Tempvs is doing you a favour by not sharing any of his collection.
