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In this engaging post, kevinc1001 shares his personal 'poor man's watch wish list,' offering a refreshing perspective on collecting outside of traditional luxury brands. His candid approach highlights the diverse interests within the watch community and sparks a lively discussion about value and brand perception. This article explores the watches that capture his imagination, proving that passion for horology transcends price tags.
It’s a watch you can enjoy now and still be in your rotation later in life
I have to admit I've came close to that Marinemaster a few times.
...for beautiful mechanical watches, my friend. From your top ten I would prefer the Marinemaster. Or the new Seiko Dawn limited version you didn’t list. Somewhere here someone did review it ;-)
If you are asking me, then I vote Citizen, Casio, Seiko ok; Invicta not so much. If you search the web you find many thousands of "Is Invicta any good?" questions which is not the case for most brands. That should tell you something Poljot an acquired taste. Cheers, Cazalea
And his signature reads: “Friends do not let friends buy Invicta”. I would concur that that is sound advice. NickO
I never understood why so many believe all Invicta watches are made the same way? Yes, there will be that one or two that have a problem but the majority won't. Now I know what some are gonna say why do I buy them? Well, its the first brand I bought with my own money back in 07. I took a few yrs off buying them but I ended up seeing a few I feel in love with.
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