I'm loving my recent SC purchase and fantastic value for money.
http://www.crepaswatches.com/crbst_23.html
Not hard to find on eBay, I bought one last year from citiwide.
This refers to finding a sumo for £280 - quote function didn't work!
Shipped via UK so no duty/tax
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SEIKO-SBDC...cAAOSwniRWOIYg
Wow. Wish I knew that.
Yorkshire watches are £200 more!!!!!!
He accepts returns which is a good start. Sometimes you have to accept that, for a much better price, you're going to lose a bit in service. Creation Watches are always the cheapest but their customer service is nil. Mind you, you're unlikely to have an issue with a Seiko but if you do, just send it back within the time specified
A Revue Thommen 300m diver is a great solid watch, just a tad too big for my 6.5" wrist.
Swords hands and solid end links, definitely worth a try.
I can definitely recommend the Amida A1, Seiko Sawtooth and the Tuna
Thanks for all the help and suggestions people. I've just bought this Oris Aquis Small Second Date:
I think this should give me the presence I was looking for, it's my first swiss watch, and a larger step up in quality than I was planning on but I'm very excited.
Nice looking watches
After going through a wobbly period of thinking I should be adding a delicate dress watch to my humble collection, I've accepted the fact that chunky divers are my thing, so I should just stick to what I love.
Last night I dug out my microbrand Maranez Racha, I'd forgotten how much I love wearing it.
There's something very satisfying about having a big chunk of metal on your wrist.
http://www.maranez.com/racha.php