This thread is about the appreciation of beads and watches, as well as the micro-engineering and materials engineering that are required to make a fine bead bracelet. watch, clock, or other timepiece.
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how is this going to stop the beadposter?
He'll probably shit up this thread, too, like he does every single day. But at least he wont have the satisfaction of starting the thread.
I didn't see you bitching about all the fake Tudor threads
there's a difference between posting one fake Tudor in every single thread and posting 40 instagram photos in every thread.
I'm looking to pick up a watch for the gym. I am not picky. I had the w800h-1av, pic related, but I gave it to my father.
What Casio watch do you recommend in the $20-$80 price range?
Thanks.
Bought silver version one last week and I'm in love with it.
SARB reboot when
U nibbas jelly? I bet this watch won't ever get a reboot.
They will never make another watch with that price:quality
35>33
how about both? my 35 is on it's way from japan.
Where'd you order from, eBay? Seiyajapan and Long island are sold out.
Yup, ebay, brand new with tags. Got a good price too. I think I payed $350 for it.
Post lume shots
You got a link?
No, fuck you retard, I'm not spoonfeeding you.
You were baited my friend
Buy the dw5600 my fa.m, get a used one and it fits the budget too. I got mine on zen for 45$ish yen
Are there any watches with some kind of astronomy/cosmology heritage/history? Not astronautics like the moonwatch and similar.
I had it for a year and resold it locally for the price I got it for. It’s a good watch but boring and lame af, quintessentially the Japanese salaryman aka mediocre wageslave watch.
>astronomy
Raketa Kopernik, I got this one from soviet times.
Stop thread splitting you fucking subhuman.
REAL THREAD:
You are the one splitting the threads when you knew this one was made before yours.
I'm sure some Casio has made it to space.
That would be astronautics.
Those are either the bulova accurist, some cute star motif watch I've never actually seen but definitely exists, or it costs a Fulton of money.
The Citizen BM8180 uses the fusion reactions within the sun to power it's movement.