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Good reason not to buy some brands in there.
Lotus should be included with Seiko. Sure there will be one or two more additions too but generally good.
That's Lorus. :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by wileeeeeey
Also Alba, J.Springs and SII for Seiko.
In addition, Seiko has some Fossil-style OEM licensing deals. I forget the names now. There's a list somewhere on one of Seiko's websites.
I was bored...
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Oris surprises me. I didn’t realise they were a lone warrior - they’ve gone up in my estimation.
^^^ Very good. :-)
Dreadnought, Armstrong Siddeley, and Richmond Spencer for Time Factors, too.
Anyone know about West End, Louis Erard and Zeno, too?
One of them is agnès b. and surprisingly they're not all girly watches.Quote:
Originally Posted by markrlondon
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That's one I'd not heard of before.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seiko7A38
I have just remembered Zeon. They have various OEM deals, including Braun watches. From http://www.zeonltd.co.uk/ they have: Ingersoll, Braun (just the watches), Jack Wills, and Vivienne Westwood.
I think Oris make a superb watch, and are not often copied. If you like their designs, then you can enjoy ownership of a real quality watch.Quote:
Originally Posted by MadeOfCheese