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• #2
H Samuel do some pretty decent looking ones for £6. Not sure if they have many shops in London though.
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• #3
2-3 squid??? Jeeeeez.....
Second hand shop ftw
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• #4
I know knos this geezer right ...
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• #6
do you think the pound shop or a pound saver might do them?!
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• #7
do you think the pound shop or a pound saver might do them?!
+1 Definitely will...whether it will tell the time is an entirely different
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• #8
Since owning a mobile phones i have never worn a watch, its just not worth it.
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• #9
charity shop ftw
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• #10
charity shop ftw
That's probably not a bad idea. I'll go find some!
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• #11
use the suns position in the sky. It's easy.
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• #12
use the suns position in the sky. It's easy.
Great idea when there's only eight hours daylight.
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• #13
Woolies? hear they have a sale on ;-)
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• #14
I have a heart rate monitor/watch from a cereal box at home.. going to West beers tonight?
Failing that, htfu and nail your mobile to your arm.
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• #15
Great idea when there's only eight hours daylight.
You're obviously not in London.. where there's about 4 hours of day and most of that isn't "light".
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• #16
You're obviously not in London.. where there's about 4 hours of day and most of that isn't "light".
I may have exaggerated:
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• #17
Might not be as cheap as you like, but I had one for years until it got nicked from my locker at work.
Not very cool, but does the job.
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• #18
the sun is fairly cheap.
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• #19
Say that to her face.. you wouldn't last 5 seconds.
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• #20
Well I tried a few places, including all 6 charity shops on Camden High Street (which, by the way, are a rip off!) and woolies and found nothing that I could use as a time piece. I did find loads of other things like tools and so on though! I ended up at Argos and looked at the immensly cheap £4.99 watch\/
which really wasn't very comfortable, so I decided to look at the Casio watches knowing that they are pretty much bomb proof and fit me well.
Anyway... I ended up with this\/
which was £9.99 instead of £23. So, even though I paid more than I was intending to, I feel like I got a fairly decent spare watch that should last many moons when it is required. -
• #21
Phew! I can go home and sleep easy tonight...
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• #22
Say that to her face.. you wouldn't last 5 seconds.
What a glorious 5 seconds tho.
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• #23
Phew! I can go home and sleep easy tonight...
Well I'm glad YOU'RE happy at least. Calm down everyone, panic over.
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• #24
Might not be as cheap as you like, but I had one for years until it got nicked from my locker at work.
Not very cool, but does the job.
Not very cool??? I stopped wearing a watch, but this was my regular wrist-piece. Hipster watch FTW.
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• #25
best watch ever, even thought it may be a hipster one, it´s water resistance in the least.
As it says in the title.
I took a fall y'day and broke my watch. I hate being without my watch so need a spare just whilst I'm fixing the other one. I tried ebay, but postage could take a while. I tried argos, but they're about £5-7 for the cheapest.
Any ideas guys?!