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I will let you know if I see one in the local pawn shop ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by walrus
Thanks #buddybeanz I am looking for a vintage omega, haven't found the right one yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeanzHa! Cheer up. Buy yourself a new watch or read the FT mateQuote:
Originally Posted by walrusBeanz proves that wrongQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
Thanks pal, I usually don't buy from pawn shops as some stuff is stolen but there are a few nice ones around. The particular watch I'm looking for should only be 90-110. I actually also buy broken watches and repair them, the workmanship is amazing with all the small gears and springs. It's just a hobby but I like it.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeanzI will let you know if I see one in the local pawn shop ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by walrusThanks #buddybeanz I am looking for a vintage omega, haven't found the right one yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeanzHa! Cheer up. Buy yourself a new watch or read the FT mateQuote:
Originally Posted by walrusBeanz proves that wrongQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
That is pretty cool. A lot of crafts are dying and it is easy to forget how important they are. I bought both my Grandsons (4 and 6) their first watches this Christmas just gone. They were always fascinated by mine and asked for a tick tock one like Grandads. Just cheap ones but with a face and hands, and one of them glows in the dark. I asked the oldest why he wanted a glow in the dark one and he said "Then i can check when Mum sends me to bed if it is really bedtime or not" ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by walrusThanks pal, I usually don't buy from pawn shops as some stuff is stolen but there are a few nice ones around. The particular watch I'm looking for should only be 90-110. I actually also buy broken watches and repair them, the workmanship is amazing with all the small gears and springs. It's just a hobby but I like it.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeanzI will let you know if I see one in the local pawn shop ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by walrusThanks #buddybeanz I am looking for a vintage omega, haven't found the right one yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeanzHa! Cheer up. Buy yourself a new watch or read the FT mateQuote:
Originally Posted by walrusBeanz proves that wrongQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
oh get the motherfuking violins bloody hellQuote:
Originally Posted by beanzthat is pretty cool. A lot of crafts are dying and it is easy to forget how important they are. I bought both my grandsons (4 and 6) their first watches this christmas just gone. They were always fascinated by mine and asked for a tick tock one like grandads. Just cheap ones but with a face and hands, and one of them glows in the dark. I asked the oldest why he wanted a glow in the dark one and he said "then i can check when mum sends me to bed if it is really bedtime or not" ;dQuote:
Originally Posted by walrusthanks pal, i usually don't buy from pawn shops as some stuff is stolen but there are a few nice ones around. The particular watch i'm looking for should only be 90-110. I actually also buy broken watches and repair them, the workmanship is amazing with all the small gears and springs. It's just a hobby but i like it.Quote:
Originally Posted by beanzi will let you know if i see one in the local pawn shop ;dQuote:
Originally Posted by walrusthanks #buddybeanz i am looking for a vintage omega, haven't found the right one yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by beanzha! Cheer up. Buy yourself a new watch or read the ft mateQuote:
Originally Posted by walrusbeanz proves that wrongQuote:
Originally Posted by master