What time is it? Watches and horology

Don't, donate it to me.

Ahahah! I'll (maybe) give it to you but i first need a strap

My wife if off to Tokyo for a while soon and is happy to do some watch shopping for me. I am totally overwhelmed by the number of awesome Seikos that you can't easily buy over here. I don't know where to start.

a 40mm omega art collection max Bill

Thanks, really nice one.
I just bought as a pre-birthday watch this little inexpensive stuff:

Does anyone knows anything on it?

it's got a few numbers 1-12, and the a few words.

it's made by seconda. never heard of em.

There's some treasure, probably inside.

I can't afford a GS at the moment so I'm thinking about a SARB033 and a Tuna. Not 100% on the 033 but read so many nice things about it.

Build quality is OK but not wonderful.

Hold out for the GS. You'll be glad of it.

^ What he said.

Oh, right, you all killed me.

I've made sure that Mr Hedge knows which GS I like so if I'm reaallly nice to her before she goes...

Mr Hedge? As in your wife Mr Hedge?

Lol. Typo. Or was it?

I see who wears the trousers.....

And possibly the artificial appendage with straps...

You're not talking about a watch are you.

^ Rep

Natos, are they much of a muchness or is anywhere recommended to get them from. Need some 18mm ones. Cheers

Watch Obsession ones are a bit nicer than the ones off ebay

The official MOD ones are currently made by a company called Phoenix. Genuine ones have no stitching and are welded together with heat.

You can buy them cheap on eBay sometimes as an auction, or Silvermans also sell them.

Go to the TZ UK forum - Timezone, the hosting company (well, a chap called Eddie really) does a great range of NATOS. I have a few and the quality is top.

Gone through a bit of a watch obsession over the last year. I've bought, sold and traded Rolex Explorer II, Breitling Steelfish, Breitling Chronomat 44, IWC Aquatimer and Panerai PAM0048.

Now settled on a three watch collection. JLC Master Hometime for dress and travelling, a Tudor Heritage Ranger (that I've had converted to destro for comfort - quite a sticky out crown) for a normal day in the office and a dirty secret of a Steinhart Vintage Military (very high end quality Lolex if I'm honest) for a weekend beater.

I do keep hovering over the button for a JLC Reverso Tribute to 1931 - but I'm managing to resist. It's been three months since I've bought or flipped a watch and I've made an internal promise to myself to hang out to year's end to make sure I have the disease under control.