My son bought a car just after he turned 17 (with help from us) and he was the owner on the V5 and main driver from the start with his own policy - with me and my wife as named drivers. At no point...
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My son bought a car just after he turned 17 (with help from us) and he was the owner on the V5 and main driver from the start with his own policy - with me and my wife as named drivers. At no point...
I wasn’t being sarcastic - I’m surprised too tbh!
So explain why my year old Fiesta ST was renewed this very afternoon for £460?!? - and the named driver made a claim (hit a pheasant in our other car earlier this year) ?!? - I think postcode, number...
I watched the Matt Watson review and it looks absolutely ridiculous. Probably kill or seriously maim anyone who gets run over at 20mph too - how on earth did it pass as suitable for road use?
I’m not saying it’s amazing. I’m saying it’s just a car. And I was referring to the environment turning into Bladerunner not the car?! Perhaps hate is too strong - but there is so much negativity...
So much wailing and gnashing of teeth over EV’s in the press of late, and so much negativity. Meanwhile I’ve been quietly driving mine on the daily 15 mile each way commute since early December,...
I’m inclined to assume if if looks like a duck, quacks like a duck…….
Oh no, now your car will be on fire for 3 weeks - fire so catastrophic it will be visible from space, and take out 3 car parks and a small market town. Oops!
Don’t!! I meant a prod of the brake pedal - mind must have been foggy when I posted that!!!
Don’t follow this advice, I meant a prod of the brakes!!
If it’s like every other electric car, a prod of the accelerator will make the brakes engage and it will stop?
I thought the cases were identical which would suggest the bracelets are 100% swappable?!?
Social media flexing is in full effect for that age group!
To add some balance to this thread, I’m happy the owners seem to all love these, and I’m all for something different. However, I’ve only ever seen an ugly unreadable watch when I’ve seen pictures of...
My experience exactly. I’ve also found the handset cost difference can be overcome to a degree as the resale value of iPhones is generally higher than Android. I tend to swap every 3 years although...
No idea but I admire your logic - I’d assume the same!
Just finished the second episode and quite enjoying it.
Motion sickness (which I never get in real life!) when playing first person games has killed my interest in them for the last 30 years so no...
If I owned a current Bremont -
one of the nicer old ones with the knurled central case - I’d be worried about parts availability going forward. I suspect that supporting their old models might be...
The thing is they were all very similar - I never owned more than a couple at a time, never really lost or made any money flipping them back then, and because they were pretty easy to get there was...
I’d say my current BB58 definitely feels better made than my first 5513 and later 14060M. The bracelet is much better quality and the finishing and detailing seem higher. For instance I tried...
I look at Swiss watch watches now the same way I look at eg overpriced coffee - even if I was a millionaire I won’t pay north of £4 for a small cup of water, beans and milk and with my means I won’t...
With the way this thread has cooled down, I think they’ll be available - and ignored - in AD windows by next month! Amazing how interest in certain brands waxes and wanes
My main issue with taking a decent watch like that on holiday isn’t the water resistance, I’m more concerned about whacking it off the side of the pool whilst swimming or messing about tbh! Even a...
BB Pro with a slimmer 39mm case is giving me impure thoughts!
Rather perversely the new Bremont models and logo give me strong Christopher Ward vibes of old - whilst the new Christopher Ward logo and models have found an identity and are going a bit Bremont...