They are very reasonable and did not push services that are not needed. Most places I have been to have suggested a complete overhaul everytime I tell them a watch hasn’t been serviced in a couple years. I am not going to quote prices, but very very reasonable.
Mention that you got the contact info from the car forum that Matt posts on and he will know what you are talking about.
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Nice size for an older Omega. Is it mid-70’s? Auto?
Will look into those. Not so much on a tight budget just can’t justify a $1,500+ for a watch. Although I’m sure people can’t justify what I spend on computers.
But seriously, I’ve never really been a fan of watches but last week I accidentally wore my ESD wrist band home and it got me thinking that I might like to wear one. I want to start off with something that I wont be upset to never wear again. I asked a co-worker and he suggested the Citizen Men’s BM8475-00 (img: http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRCrzjehLzK6L0UvffdxKK_pEHM1EDoUI1Dxo4sW4eeDR88W3Ba-gTenXt1Tw) and I probably would have bought it if the date didn’t have white lettering. I was also a little put off by the canvas band.
Suggestions? under or around $100 is required as I am finishing up my co-op this week so the gravy train is coming to an end soon. I prefer black/dark. Nothing flashy or with too large of a face.
I picked up this when I was in San Francisco. Not high end but gets a lot of attention. I would love a high end watch but my day to day work doesn’t really allow me to have a big one without annoying me but this is perfect.
