Brill price, has been up and down by a few quid, but well worth a shout at this price, still. I can't see it near this price anywhere else at the moment either. Unfortunately I have far too many watches and would risk a week on the naughty step if I bought another :grin:
13 comments
coventgamer
23 Aug 17#1
Citizen khan
Jackmaster to coventgamer
23 Aug 17#3
Does that mean something? Amir Khan had a twitter spat with his wife - was it because his watch wasn't working or he was early and caught them out?
Don't understand the comment.....
Odd
TN567 to Jackmaster
23 Aug 17#5
Think it was the citizen part, as in the watch brand
Anyhoooooo nice watch, not feeling the leather strap though
Gollywood to Jackmaster
23 Aug 17#6
I think Mr Khan's watch has been working a little too well! His now estranged wife is wishing his tick wouldn't tock as much around other women...
pukenukem to coventgamer
24 Aug 17#12
Jackmaster
23 Aug 17#2
For once, an actually nice looking watch with features! HOT
Since getting a fitness band most of my watches have become redundant day to day. Only wear one when going out of an evening.
99% of the time I only need to see what the time is - the other 1% is for fashion and looks!
I never trust an adult male who doesn't wear a watch though. Definitely not someone you want to do business with...
JamesSmith to Jackmaster
23 Aug 17#8
I can usually estimate the time within minutes or look at my phone, so I don't need to rely on 17th century devices strapped to my wrist like a ball and chain.
It may be intimidating engaging face to face with someone who has the confidence to go without a watch in the business world, sure.
Ties are bullshit too!
Cribbs to JamesSmith
23 Aug 17#9
I doubt anyone has ever been intimidated because someone isn't wearing a watch. Ridiculous comment.
Does your 'business world' have a drive through?
:grin:
orig
23 Aug 17#4
ordered cheers op :thumbsup:
Stompa
23 Aug 17#7
Hmmm, 44mm dia, 13mm thick - that's enormous!
Bigfootpete
24 Aug 17#10
Now I like Citizen and I like watches, but that is one uuuuuuuugly watch!
p.s Wow, James Smith seems to have an issue with something I think is a piece of art I wear daily.
LOUGHBORO.GUY
24 Aug 17#11
Cheers wife likes a leather stra
neilcaldwell
24 Aug 17#13
I like Citizen, especailly the solar ones. But for me it has to be radio controlled. Once you have had accuracy and auto date, there is no going back.
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Don't understand the comment.....
Odd
Anyhoooooo nice watch, not feeling the leather strap though
Since getting a fitness band most of my watches have become redundant day to day. Only wear one when going out of an evening.
99% of the time I only need to see what the time is - the other 1% is for fashion and looks!
I never trust an adult male who doesn't wear a watch though. Definitely not someone you want to do business with...
It may be intimidating engaging face to face with someone who has the confidence to go without a watch in the business world, sure.
Ties are bullshit too!
Does your 'business world' have a drive through?
:grin:
p.s Wow, James Smith seems to have an issue with something I think is a piece of art I wear daily.