Bretton Woods
Well-Known Member
What's the diameter? 43mm?
Nice enough, but for a few more shekels you could've had a Stowa or a Laco. A watch from a company that actually made these things in the first place, rather than a watch from some Johnny-come-lately homage peddler. Don't let me put you off. You must've thought long and hard about the purchase and the watch must've sung to you, but I think you could've done so much better.
Cheers,
a Watch Snob
By a few more, you mean twice the price?
Except that Laco don't make one that looks so similar to the IWC offering. I was rating this Steinhard based on it's look-a-like-ness.
but on this occasion "twice the price" is only a few hundred euros
I think their Typ C looks very similar. Day, Date, three chronograph sub-dials, basic Type-A face. 1500 euros for an ETA
It is a jump from 810 euros (list price of the Steinhart) to 1500 euros for the Laco as you mention or 1700 euros for a comparable Stowa. Unless you call 700-900 euros "a few hundred euros" I would say Ketchup has a point.
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Yeah. Here I am debating if I can get a 50 quid Wenger and people think of 1500? watches as cheap.
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+ i dont get why you would keep your watch on when golfing.
I think their Typ C looks very similar. Day, Date, three chronograph sub-dials, basic Type-A face. 1500 euros for an ETA or 200 euros for a quartz.
Cheap watches?
What?