I have this one, only cost me 200 £. its mechanical as well. self-winding + see through = pure eye candy
Last edited by mafia996630 (2009-07-20 07:24:48)
using that atm, i want a new watch
You guys are so useful.
CL: get it checked: my dad had the same problem, it's not something you can fix yourself. It'll cost you a bit, but if you like the watch then pay for it.
I had to pay 250 to get my 400 watch fixed: it's an investment that, if you will keep the piece, is definitely worth it.
CL: get it checked: my dad had the same problem, it's not something you can fix yourself. It'll cost you a bit, but if you like the watch then pay for it.
I had to pay 250 to get my 400 watch fixed: it's an investment that, if you will keep the piece, is definitely worth it.
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this.Kimmmmmmmmmmmm wrote:
screw the watch - just use your cell phone
Kimmmmmmmmmmmm wrote:
screw the watch - just use your cell phone
I bet you get all the pussy with that beauty.CanadianLoser wrote:
The other day I went to the movies and saw bruno. I was wearing my Oakley Blade II watch, as i always do. I come out of the theater to see that on the underside of the crystal face it is all fogged up... this has never happened before and was a little worried so i let it sit by itself for a few days to dry out i guess. Anyways, a few days later and i look at it and on the hands there is a white precipitation that is preventing the hands from moving and it won't go away.
1. How did this happen? It is the first time ever and I don't see any unusual circumstances the watch was in..
2. How do i fix it?
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Canadians....