Reply With QuoteWhat did you thhink of the selection & prices in the onboard shop?
Whent on a cruise this weekend and did'ent knows which watch I schould bring
the MM would perfekt to sight-seeing in Oslo but wolden't quit do the trick at dinner on the boat.
So I had both with me on board and it worked great,and now I'm sure one watch alone will never work for me :mrgreen:
have you haved the same problem :) :?:
What did you thhink of the selection & prices in the onboard shop?
I have a similar issue. I have a holiday coming up which includes a family wedding so I need a smart watch to wear on the wedding day but something casual and robust for the beach and day to day. I am thinking Omega SMP plus my G-Shock but I also need my running watch as I hope to fit a few runs in during the week. That's at least 3 I need (want) to take!
Always travel with 2 watches sometimes 3 if it's a long holiday. :D I try to tailor my watch choices to what or where I'll be going too. It's usually a g-shock, a smart casual and a diver.
As above
PRS-3 is my main holiday watch - on a nato.
The Italian comes along for dress occasions.
and a quartz beater for back-up.
The 2-slot travel case Eddie supplies is ideal
Dornbluth Gorck Fock 1. Might be hard to source by the weekend, though.
Panama Canal/Caribbean cruise earlier this year. I took PO 45.5mm on rubber with orange stitching/deployment and Seiko Tuna.
On board prices and prices on the islands (St. Maarten etc) too expensive.
Always 2. Something for the beach/water like a diver or a G-shock, then something nicer for the rest of the time.
last cruise we went on I took 4 watches and some extra straps for good measure :D
Cheers,
Ben
..... for I have become the Jedi of flippers
" an extravagance is anything you buy that is of no earthly use to your wife "
The problems we WIS encounter in in life eh? :lol:
Cheers,
Daddel.
Got a new watch, divers watch it is, had to drown the bastard to get it!
OK selection but nothing really to save compare to DKOriginally Posted by volvos60s60
and Oslo was really expensive arround 110 danish kr for what they call a xxl menu at Burger King :shock:
I can sympathise unfortunately. I always pack at least an extra watch regardless of the trip's duration.
$35 dollar Timex for the beach and seawater. Two nice watches back at the hotel in the safe for happy hour and evening.
Always 3, one on the wrist and a 2 watch travel case.
Really, you guys :roll:
Going away?
Pick watch to wear
Leave house 8)
Not too hard is it?!?!?
Well, it isn't if having previously spent a few hours debating which watch that would be, plus which one to pack for "back-up" and, if going away for "awhile", which one is the back-up's back-up!
:lol: :lol: :lol:
Gray
Once you've decide which watches to take, you then have to decide on the straps - too warm for rubber, potential for swimming not good for leather. And then do you take the spring bar too? In hand luggage?
"I forget who it was that recommended men for their soul's good to do each day two things they disliked ... it is a precept that I have followed scrupulously; for every day I have got up and I have gone to bed."
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