Whose Idea Was It To Store Watches in ZipLock Bags?
I saw this with Bill and some others here. I've used bags for straps and bracelets, but never watches. A few weeks ago when we planned our latest vacation, I went to the store, bought 100 sandwich bags, and bagged up all my watches. Rather than insulating...
You took how many watches with in your lunch box????
That is a great way to store watches in limited space. But I do recommend a much ticker quality zip lok for better safety. Sounds like fun. Bill
My wife was too cheap to buy 100 bags with sliding zips
so we did the regular bags for our test.
Hey, budgeting is important to fund the next watch putrchase
So regular bags will have to do! Looks like you had fun with that
Make sure the watches are clean and dry before putting them in
And sealing them up. Sweat and skin oils can be very corrosive...
That's a good thought
I had them all in the cabinet to start with. It's just a big glass box with some desiccant, a winder, and a zillion watches. Nothing was fresh off-the-wrist. BEFORE WATCHPROSITE: AFTER GETTING INVOLVED WITH WATCHPROSITE: BTW - for those who thought I took...
There's a mirror on the back of the cabinet
so only half as many watches in there as it seems in the photo. Still nearly a zillion though ... Cazalea
I absolutely....
love that particular Astron, I mentioned here before to Ken that it is my favorite Seiko wristwatch made to date! The story with the plastic bags is a good one as well . Cheers, Filip
Oh, there can be a simple good reason: I live in a hilly place,
and the bank which houses the safety deposits is situated downhill, near a lake. Last summer, we had days of hefty rain and these created the worst flooding in 30+ years. I Little river became a big river, went over the river-banks and in the end, the flo...
Are you afraid of vacuuming out the watch too?
Or do you have a tiny nozzle on your vacuum? Cazalea
Can't remember his name, but . . .
. . . he looked an awful lot like Rory Calhoun. [image credit: Spokeo] Seriously. Eight or nine years ago, the under-the-radar gang met in Orange County to visit a watch dealer at the suggestion of one of our members, Mitch K. He'd never actually been ins...