Collection
In a luxury watch market often dominated by discussions of investment and exclusivity, jlux offers a refreshing perspective, advocating for the pure enjoyment of watch collecting. He makes a compelling case for Certina divers, highlighting how their blend of heritage, quality, and accessible pricing challenges the notion that horological pleasure must come at a premium. His insights encourage collectors to look beyond prestige and embrace watches that deliver genuine satisfaction.
and very beautiful,I was thinking about those for my twins one black and one blue
In general,whenever being asked by friends and family,I always recommend to have a first look at the "entry-level" Swatch brands when looking for good quality at fair price points.
Although quite a few of their watches are way above the typical price points that are served by the entry-level Swatch brands of which Hamilton is a very prominent part. From experience I know that many people (outside our typical watch community),looking for a mechanical watch do not want to spend more than 1-2 k, which again is already more than what a large majority of people on this planet can afford. With the Swatch brands (like Certina,Tissot,Mido,Hamilton,Longines) you get probably the ov
this much fun, good quality and great value.
Just love the Hamilton and would already have this Nomos Ahoi in my collection if it would better fit my wrist.
in the US. Kinda weird and unfortunate. Yet Wallmart has them! (???)
This thread is active on the Horological Meandering forum with 24 replies. Share your knowledge with fellow collectors.
Join the Discussion →
