Reply With QuoteWell the Smiths and Omega are quite similar so I would say it’s a choice between 2
And of those I would keep the Omega.
I’ve been on the forum for just over one year. Back then I had my first mechanical watch, a SKX009 and now here I am with four.
I like them all but one has to go. My son wants the Seiko so that leaves three contenders.
The Partitio
The Everest
The Dynamic
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Well the Smiths and Omega are quite similar so I would say it’s a choice between 2
And of those I would keep the Omega.
Last edited by Sinnlover; 3rd September 2020 at 16:48.
I would agree with Sinnlover.
Are you making room for something else?
Nothing new. Or at least nothing planned. I bought two watches in quick succession after telling my self I was buying nothing more this year. I just ant to get my watch budget back in the black.
The Everest or the Stowa. If the Everest stays I would change the bracelet or put it on a strap.
Sell the Smiths to keep one white dial on leather and one black dial on bracelet
I love that Omega, so would definitely keep it. And probably the Stowa too as it’s a bit different. Sell the Smiths, they fetch a premium now too ;-) (see SC)
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Originally Posted by PawG
Definitely would keep the Omega Dynamic.
Agree with the above, the Smiths would be my pick to go too!
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Easier said than done haha.
Thanks all for the feedback. I need to decide between the Smiths and the Stowa, but it is possible that both might be going.
Last edited by gerrudd; 4th September 2020 at 12:18.
Love the smiths and the omega. For it would be the stowa to go.
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They're all different enough to keep, which is what you should do. I recommend eating beans on toast for a few weeks to get the funds back up. There's info here re beans. There you see, TZ is always here for you.
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Agree. Love the Dynamic and the Everest. Not a fan of the Stowa even if it add dial colour veriety.
I'd let the Everest go, to maintain variety.
Don't just do something, sit there. - TNH
I like the Stowa in theory, but in practice I'd struggle to read it, not enough contrast between hands and dial for my liking. Keep the Omega, I had one a few years ago and with I'd kept it, they're a lovely little watch.
Dave E
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lose the Stowa
I'd keep the Stowa, love syringe hands.
Stowa gives your collection a bit of color and funk, if that is important to you. Omega stays. I guess that leaves the Smiths (there will be plenty of interest for that, including me)
I couldn't decide, so going to let both the Stowa and the Smiths go. That is the good news. The bad news is I now think I need a vintage Omega Seamaster.
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